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My suggestion would be to try out Unity 3D - it uses a language similar to Java (C#), allows you to explore the basic AI stuff you seem to be interested in, and
by headcanon 11y ago
My suggestion would be to try out Unity 3D - it uses a language similar to Java (C#), allows you to explore the basic AI stuff you seem to be interested in, and with their tutorials you can see the results of your work fairly quickly and you build actual projects from the ground(ish) up. And above all its fun, even if you're not an artist, or you don't come out with a polished game. If you're using windows you get the benefit of an awesome IDE (Visual Studio), but if not you can still get by pretty well, and Jetbrains is set to release a good cross-platform IDE for C# in the near future.
- facetious 11y agoThanks for your suggestion - I've had a little look and this does seem spot on in terms of being able to quickly build actual projects. Even though you're far removed from the workings of the computer itself, it looks like you're able to throw yourself into the code without too much preamble. Definitely feeling inspired by this - thanks very much!
- richardboegli 11y agoUnreal Engine 4 As you have been away from coding for a while, it has a system called blueprint which allows for more visual scripting. As you become more familiar with the environment, you can then start using C++. http://unrealengine.com http://unrealengine.com