Project Motivation

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Socoder -> Off Topic -> Project Motivation
Mon, 02 Apr 2007, 10:24
garand	I have quite a few projects that I have thought of lately and I have great ideas for them. But I never seen to have the time to sit down and program them. Maybe it's because I want to learn OpenGL first and I haven't yet gotten around to it. I think that it could be that I need some motivation from other people. I would like to start a team to help me get work on these and maybe we could work on them. I wanted to make them myself but I now realize that that is not possible. If anyone wants to start a team with my I am open to ideas. I will be using C++ with OpenGL for this unless anyone has any other ideas. For the art I will eventually need an artist but for the time being I or someone else can make the basic art. I will need an animator, sound artist, programmers, and people to contribute with ideas and such. I'll also give anyone who joins the team a section on my website (yourname.krypton-media.com) and a e-mail address (yourname@krypton-media.com). Although I don't want the webspace to be a deciding factor in joining the team. So what do you guys think?
Mon, 02 Apr 2007, 10:37
ingenium1	mmm... good idea... I am really interested! But I have never programmed with the OpenGL lib... -=-=- Roger Federer is go(o)d. But he is not alone. Just relax... sometimes there's no need to argue.
Mon, 02 Apr 2007, 11:13
garand	eh. Neither have I. It would be a learning experience in the beginning until we get in to the "groove".
Mon, 02 Apr 2007, 11:24
mike_g	Good luck with it If you are planning something big then I would recommend using a language that everyone is familiar with. IE: Blitz. If you really want to use and learn C++ and open GL. Then it may be better to start of with simple things. Like a WW or something. Just my $0.02.
Mon, 02 Apr 2007, 11:45
JL235	I have been learning OpenGL with Ruby for a while, so I have some experience with getting started with OpenGL. But I'm still not ready to get around to learning C++ yet. I have too much work. I do want to learn it though, primarily to learn to write C-extensions for Ruby. Then my OpenGL graphics engine will be faster. I am thinking of looking into writing an easy to use Blitz style graphics engine, using OpenGL, for Ruby. Only 2d though.