Well, I still remember how to use these languages pretty clearly: C++, C#, HTML, SQL, Lua and ActionScript 2. I've done a little bit of these languages at one time or another: Python, Javascript, CSS, PHP, classic ASP, Java, HLSL, GLSL, Ruby, XML and Perl.

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kikito wrote:

FierceForm wrote:Feature recommendation: MindState support.

A warning: MindState is deprecated. The up-to-date version is called Stateful, and it resides inside middleclass.extras .

=O I'll remember that.

Feature recommendation: MindState support.

BlackBulletIV wrote:Are you saying then, if the API is outside of XNA, the preferable option would be to use the Microsoft API for Windows, and the OpenKinect (I think that's what it's called) drivers for Mac and Linux? If so, that could work, as long as the API being closed source wouldn't be an issue.

Yeah.

People call SDL cross-platform, but it really just has an implementation for each platform, so how does using an API (that is possibly more stable and efficient) for one platform and a different API for other platforms not make it cross-platform? If it's XNA only, then obviously it's not even a reas...

Thanks for the responses.

Hello, I'm new to the forums, although I've used Love a bit before (It's been a while, my Lua skills are pretty rusty). But I'm developing a game where I want to create a folder in the user's documents directory for placing files that the user can load and play in the game. So, I'm checking to see i...

If it were my decision, I would wait until Microsoft released their official API.

The engine is written in C++ using Lua as scripting. I guess it could be possible if you ported all of the C++ code to Java, but that's a lot of work. Also, JLua is probably not being worked on anymore, seeing as the last update was years ago (and their website seems to have been taken over by law n...