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akin emma: try the paid hosting on www.efathahost.tk

So you are telling me to use a host that uses a free domain name and probably runs on a free hosting plan

worldbest: If only I could model characters or know someone who could. I'd probably be making games with Unity3D

They are many modellers out there, but if you are looking for a 'collaborator' you may not find one, you are better of outsourcing it

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Cybertooth: Pharisees... you never cease to amaze me.

lol...lol...lol....muhehehehehehehe

You can't believe your jesus is a scam right?

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pc guru: To be frank its not like there ain,t game developer its just that we,re not that ckmfortable enough so some have to work other fields to put somehing on the table,

So are you saying game development can't put something on the table?

game development was the reason i got into programming , sadly haven,t touched it in a long log while.

Not late to start...

2buff: Lol, Unity is the easiest thing to work with. Published a game with it before and working on one more. More to come soon.

More explanations i guess

ibietela2: Please i want to start with html and i need to ask of some other text editor apart from Notepad that is suitable for a beginner.....

Notepad++

Also, which 3D computer graphics software should i go with ?

Please, I want to know what path you took when learning it (most importantly), is there any prerequisite knowledge i need? Also, most of the tutorials i see online seem to be modifying already created projects but i don't want that, i want to build everything from scratch, can you recommend any video tutorials for me. What are the divisions in it? since i stared (although i haven't gone far) most of what i have done has been on their IDE, i am not a graphics person, when do i get to the coding part? Also, what is the ratio of graphics to coding? Lastly, have you completed any project with it? Can you share your experience?

Sorry if my questions are too many

Please is there any Unity3D Developer here?

kingsilly: Stupid developer..if u knw u wont finish it y start it then..msheww..CRETIN...pretenderz

He said he lost interest in the project, Na by force? If you are interested pay him to do it for you or beg him to send you what he has done then you can continue from there. The next time you insult any body here i will ban you from this board

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Ajibel: 1 + 1 = 5
2 + 2 = 20
3 + 3 = 45
4 + 4 = ?

80

paparazzi1987: Ok

If 2 = 10
4 = 12
6 = 14
8 = 16
10 = ?

Solve this

10 = 2

i doubt a web cam is smart enough to capture an 'XL underpants'

15mb, maybe less if i zip it

i would give the person my login details to my developers account, i have started the process already, screen shots, logo and others. So i would send the app to the person and the person can help me upload it, shouldnt take more than 15 minutes, i think.

nobody?

Seun: How did you develop it without a Mac?

Adobe Flex

Please i built an ios app but i can't upload it because i don't have a mac , can anyone here assist me , i have a developers account, i have done most of the other things but i need a mac to upload it so i can test it.

Thanks!

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