How hard is learning to code? I'm a artist guy but I want to do more shit to do my game

If you're good at memorizing and repetition, then not that hard. I'd say coding is actually easier than drawing. I still prefer drawing myself though.

Post based programming games

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Honestly dude learn python
Shit is ez mode

A week in C will teach you more than a month of Java or C# tutorials

If all you do is memorize and repeat code you suck as a programmer

Good programming involves very little code usually, but requires a big 200 iq brain

you are a retard, that is why you are wrong
my personal experience invalidates yours, because i am SHIT at math but I can still write and read OOP. therefore you don't need a huge knack for math and endless problem-solving skills. you need basic problem solving skills and to have the patience and maybe being able to think outside the box once in a while when you're trying to find a bug

from someone who had to learn two languages for one semester, i can say the process itself is simple. you have to break down EVERYTHING into the most basic format and tell the computer to do that. for example, you can't simply program "eat this burger". you have to program everything that entails eating a burger, from the hand movements, mouth motions, balancing the food, the digestion, etc.

simple, but definitely not easy. the hardest part comes from knowing the commands, what they do, and what you can do with them.

Just use the blueprints in UE4. They have plenty of tutorials for that garbage.

Not very hard at all. You just have to realize a few things

>Most code is just the same shit in a different format, once you learn the fundamentals you can do most of what you need to do

>you don't need to reinvent the wheel, like at all. If theres an easy to follow tutorial out there, fucking follow it and dont try to switch shit up to be a hero. That will only hurt you. I would know

> always use the occams razor when coding, don't make it overly complicated unless it absolutley has to be, I.E skilltrees ect.

> coding is very "straight" even simple fuckups like putting a comma in the wrong place or mis-capatalizing a letter can fuck you over. Pay close attention to those basic rules and you wont go wrong.


source: indie dev who's been coding for a little over 2 yrs.

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C is extremely low level , its only used in embedded systems. theres no reason to tell normies who can barely write a for loop to code in fucking C

Thus is what happens when script kiddy zoomers read /g/