2009-10-01, 05:58 AM
Yeah, congrats on your script. I think anything written in autoit will have to be used by people who are experienced since most cases it will be used in specific situations for people's specific needs. My most basic examples have proven to confound most people, basically you have to have some experience programming and understand what that entails. To make a game or even a level you must have incredible motivation and patience (you have to love the process too). But, I think people who have the drive will really use any tools that get the job done, but in my experience I have found that the greater number of iterations you get on a project (whether it be a map or model or texture) the more polished it will look and feel.
Without a team of artists its very hard to compete or even finish a game in a reasonable time, but I saw with a language like autoit (mainly because it has the ability to interface with SOM from a very high level) I was able to greatly speed up productivity. I absolutely abhor repitition, and thats when I use the power of the computer, computers love repetition. If anyone latched onto autoit I will always be available for consulting. :)
Without a team of artists its very hard to compete or even finish a game in a reasonable time, but I saw with a language like autoit (mainly because it has the ability to interface with SOM from a very high level) I was able to greatly speed up productivity. I absolutely abhor repitition, and thats when I use the power of the computer, computers love repetition. If anyone latched onto autoit I will always be available for consulting. :)
Cheers
KilroyFx
KilroyFx