I don't understand the question. Is it that you are wanting to know what arrays are/what they do? The concept is the same for all languages. You just need to learn syntactic differences, as well as language quirks. This guy explains programming stuff really well, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w09Tk9G7sHs. Forget that he is using C++ and think more about the idea behind why they are useful.
Or do you already know about arrays from some other language and are wanting to know how they work in Javascript? MDN is probably the best resource for learning JS. It is always up to date and usually has plenty of examples and use cases for whatever it is you are wanting to learn about https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global....
I don't want to scare you away from doing this, but how well have you planned this project, and have you completed things like this before?
You are right in that is it a brief introduction of the project, but if there is more infomation, don't keep it to yourself. You may have some awesome ideas and have a really good thing going, but unless others can see it, they won't care about it.
I operate a 'GDD or GTFO' policy on all projects that I decide to spend my time on. Get a working prototype available asap, and take it from there.
That would mean that my account would get deleted as I have no submissions.
Requiring one submission before being able to post on forums will just result in a spam of white squares or similar. It will be just as much a nusance to new users as to the spammers.
I notice the forum user signatures are appearing now. I didn't realise that they previously didn't show up.
Yours is better. I was going for attention grabbing, but it lacks 'charm' I think.
I like the circle thing, would be useful for icons, thumbnails, quick identification without having to read anything. I'm not sure what the thing is inside it is though. Looks like a house with a siren on top?
Here is something I knocked up based on what you showed. Personally I think it looks cleaner and more professional, and nothing says tech like vivid neon colours. I imagine it will be more noticible on newspapers and such too. It's an SVG so you can print it at whatever resolution.
Sorry but that is kind of painful to listen to. It's that erratic tapping noise that starts after about 10 seconds, it sounds so random and out of place.
Would suit as some ambient music, but I don't think as a title. Keep in mind that an intro/title screen is something that most players will be wanting to skip so they can get into the game, especially if they have already played the game before.
For first time players, the first thing they hear needs to grab their attention, as you will have only a few effective seconds to really sell what the game is about to them.
I like it, and might use it in some stuff I plan to make.
I don't understand the question. Is it that you are wanting to know what arrays are/what they do? The concept is the same for all languages. You just need to learn syntactic differences, as well as language quirks. This guy explains programming stuff really well, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w09Tk9G7sHs. Forget that he is using C++ and think more about the idea behind why they are useful.
Or do you already know about arrays from some other language and are wanting to know how they work in Javascript? MDN is probably the best resource for learning JS. It is always up to date and usually has plenty of examples and use cases for whatever it is you are wanting to learn about https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global....
I don't want to scare you away from doing this, but how well have you planned this project, and have you completed things like this before?
You are right in that is it a brief introduction of the project, but if there is more infomation, don't keep it to yourself. You may have some awesome ideas and have a really good thing going, but unless others can see it, they won't care about it.
I operate a 'GDD or GTFO' policy on all projects that I decide to spend my time on. Get a working prototype available asap, and take it from there.
Really good piece, but yes at it's current size it is just not usable.
That would mean that my account would get deleted as I have no submissions.
Requiring one submission before being able to post on forums will just result in a spam of white squares or similar. It will be just as much a nusance to new users as to the spammers.
I notice the forum user signatures are appearing now. I didn't realise that they previously didn't show up.
Cool stuff, I might use this for something I have planned. I love modularity.
I can't access your mountains though, "You are not authorized to access this page.", anyone else?
Yours is better. I was going for attention grabbing, but it lacks 'charm' I think.
I like the circle thing, would be useful for icons, thumbnails, quick identification without having to read anything. I'm not sure what the thing is inside it is though. Looks like a house with a siren on top?
Here is something I knocked up based on what you showed. Personally I think it looks cleaner and more professional, and nothing says tech like vivid neon colours. I imagine it will be more noticible on newspapers and such too. It's an SVG so you can print it at whatever resolution.
Sorry but that is kind of painful to listen to. It's that erratic tapping noise that starts after about 10 seconds, it sounds so random and out of place.
Would suit as some ambient music, but I don't think as a title. Keep in mind that an intro/title screen is something that most players will be wanting to skip so they can get into the game, especially if they have already played the game before.
For first time players, the first thing they hear needs to grab their attention, as you will have only a few effective seconds to really sell what the game is about to them.
I like it, and might use it in some stuff I plan to make.
Love this font, I'm using it in a bunch of things, but who/how do I credit?
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