Bare minimum C++ code needed to make a simple torque game?
by Ian Frisbie · in Torque Game Engine · 03/10/2007 (2:06 pm) · 2 replies
I started a game project in order to learn more about programming in C++, and decided to use Torque as the game's 3d engine. I would prefer to write most of the game's code myself in C++ and just use torque for its physics/3d math and also as a guide for implementing in-game terrain editing... could someone direct me to a guide about reducing Torque to its basics without using Torque script or editing the world in-game, but by using C++? Sort of a "Hello World!" for torque.
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See this FAQ section for more detail:
Do I have to use script? Can I code completely in C++ in Torque?
03/10/2007 (5:48 pm)
Torque is designed to be used with its own native scripting language. Because of this creating a game purely in C is more difficult than you might expect.See this FAQ section for more detail:
Do I have to use script? Can I code completely in C++ in Torque?
Torque Owner Bryan Stroebel