My Philosophy is simple, if it works for you, use it. I use the right language for the right job that works for me and my target audience at the time I need it.

The good thing about Python is that I can prototype something quickly, and then polish it a bit and be done. :D Not trying to start a fight here... actually, I'm rather curious about what you don't like about Python. Not a fan of python. I would rather script in LUA before I touch python. Buggy cra...

Or just program in Python. :D :lol: :lol: Yea Python and I have an understanding between us, leave each other alone. :lol: The good thing about C# / Java though is I can prototype something out fairly quickly, to get the "lay of the land" so to speak, and then I can convert it to C++ from there.

What amazes me is that the exe file runs on my Linux box; of course, I had to install the Mono runtime first, but I didn't know they were that portable. The only reason it works is because it's pure code, no extras. So I am not calling any non-native C#. I don't have a linux machine, so I couldn't ...

Solomoriah wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 28, 2018 9:37 am

No, I was telling you that logic was good. The character I generated had 8 Int and 4 Wis, and your program allowed him to be a magic-user but not a cleric.

Sorry if I was unclear.

Haha no worries. At leasts it's fixed up now. Let me know if you find any other issues.

Cheers

Are you releasing the code itself under OGL? That is a good question. I didn't even think about licensing. lol The source code is open for you to do whatever you want, but with the exception that you stick with the OGL that Chris Gonnerman has put forth with regards to his game system mechanics. Th...

I created this in C#, but I do plan on converting it to C++. ( I use C# / Java for prototyping. ) VIRUS TOTAL RESULTS : ( Has two false positives ) ( Updated this with new exe file - 11/28/2018 ) https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/e643ba613f6de6a0bf00d64e2851dc59748e5d2f0fb4eb7226fc97ece77ce7dd/detec...