Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Vule. - 10.01.2014
Just state your own opinion on which gamemode is best to learn pawn. (by reading it and then trying to understand it)
Thanks.
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Infinity - 10.01.2014
I just want to add that programming is a skill. It isn't like a history lesson, where you can read a textbook and make a test. You have to practice and practice and practice.
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Dr.Einstein - 10.01.2014
Reading books about programming makes you a great programmer. Start with something very structured like Java or C++.
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Blunt - 10.01.2014
I taught myself, didnt read books or anything of the sort just looked at various scripts and tested things and i soon got how it all worked and eventually understood the language. Ever since it just got easier from then on
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
PT - 10.01.2014
gamemode? from strach..
reading and practicing it's the best way..
you have the SAMP Wiki to read and learn.
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
LeGGGeNNdA - 10.01.2014
You cant learn pawn from a gamemode, read around in samp forums, wikipedia and practice by working on filterscripts.
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Avi Raj - 10.01.2014
Look at some Tutorials and SA:MP Wiki to start with.
If you got enough skills at scripting, Visit
Scripting Help section to help players.
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
maaz - 10.01.2014
base gamemodes
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Lorenc_ - 10.01.2014
lvdm.pwn
That's me! :P
Re: Best gamemode to learn pawn. -
Konstantinos - 10.01.2014
I've never read any source of gamemodes and I'd advise to do the same! Some of them use some outdated/not very efficient ways and that's not good.
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Originally Posted by Dr.Einstein
Reading books about programming makes you a great programmer. Start with something very structured like Java or C++.
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By reading books only will not help a lot as long as you never try to code something yourself!
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Originally Posted by Infinity
I just want to add that programming is a skill. It isn't like a history lesson, where you can read a textbook and make a test. You have to practice and practice and practice.
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This!