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Jan 8 2007 Anchor | |
How about getting a decent amount of tutorials first? :p Seriously... I want more tutorials!! :Æ ...yes, coding tutorials Edited by (in order): Ter3, Ter3 --
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Jan 8 2007 Anchor | |
Tutorials are submitted by users... if no one has written anything, then theres nothing there. Its not controlled by the Staff at all (except for the fact that we authorize the tutorials) |
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Jan 8 2007 Anchor | |
I don't get it. Moddb is turning into tech support. Too many newbs for my liking, and a lot of them have bad grammar/spelling. Ter3, try www.interlopers.net for tutorials. This is primarily a site to showcase mods, not a modding support site. (though it seems the staff are trying to turn it into more of a modding support site) --
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Jan 16 2007 Anchor | ||
what wiki I did not know moddb had a wiki --
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Jan 16 2007 Anchor | ||
We don't, but we're asking on the front page poll whether to transform the Tutorials section into a wiki to help facilitate it more (among other things). -- "He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster." |
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Jan 17 2007 Anchor | |
What if someone writes a really hot tutorial and someone else comes along who does things a different way to what's done in the tutorial; can they change it all up then and ruin someone's hard work? Also, one problem that I've seen with modding-related wikis is that morons upload tutorials that are just plain shite, or aren't even finished, or both. I was once trying to learn Hammer (not worth the trouble) and was reading a wiki tutorial that was basically this knob telling me what to do, but not telling me how to do it, or even linking me to pages that might! Then at the end you got stiffed with "I'll update this more when I get the time. This was just a quick wiki addition that I felt needed adding." Great! Everyone knows that "I'll update this when I get the time" means you'll never get an update because the real reason the article is incomplete is because the guy is just a fat lazy turd, and if he doesn't even have the commitment to finish an article in the first place, he's never going to be bothered updating it. There would have to be a way of keeping that sort of poor form out of a ModDB wiki if there was going to be one. The authorisation system on ModDB may take a while sometimes, but at least you know that at least one person other than the author has read it before it becomes publically available. |
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Jan 17 2007 Anchor | |
I think having a wiki and tut directory as Mod DB has now would be good. |
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Jan 17 2007 Anchor | |
Wrote one for HL2, but seems like you mean HL1 --
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Jan 25 2007 Anchor | |
If you want a lot of coding help, you should check out the 3DBuzz's Guide to C++ DVD, it's totally worth the money spent, and with knowledge of that IDE you can pick up a lot of other languages by looking at context clues. It's quite a bit of money, but once again, completely worth it. --
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