The Only Scripting Language for Unreal

[indygoof]

@jacobgood1

Yes.

It will take several months to produce the course, even with two people. An experienced programmer can easily make 100k plus a year. That is at least 8k a month for one person, for two it is 16k. How many months will it take to reach 35k, considering the cost of production, working full time? It will take less than 3 months… thus, this is actually a very low price to ask.

Well, that actuall depends on where you live

In my country, getting 100k+ is something you get very seldom, more likely as high-up manager. On the other hand, in US its more or less a normal salary for good and experienced devs, so theres that

[anonymous_user_595f74f21 (anonymous_user_595f74f2)]

@jacobgood1

Sounds like a really cool game!

Well the game I been doing is well take a look below at some lines of dialogue.

Commander: Who told you to be scanning my ship without my permission?

Ship Trader Vendor: Oh its just standard procedure sir, always looking out for our customers in advance. Its part of our free services.

Loana: Of trying to fleece us, you mean.

Ship Trader Vendor: Perish the thought, it never entered into my mind sir. You won’t regret this I can assure you, if you
buy the anti-shield disruptor then those bandits are as good as my morning toast.

Commander: Now, where have I heard that one before?

Storm: Commander, You better be careful, This guy sounds like last week’s moldy bread.

There’s also silly little developer notes also in the game in places… Developer notes are found in strange places or
corners where the lighting is bad.

• See Abomination Major up there?, Did you know that planet its just a cheap paper sprite? It’s PD. - Cheeky Game Developer.
• I had to use an ugly tree mesh because the free ones had 2-20 billion polys in them
• Watch out for Storm’s Mesh, he throws his weighting around too much in the engine
• Sorry user, there’s no item spawner container here, its just only a static mesh. couldn’t be bothered coding it.
• The lighting is bad in this area, that’s why this little note to remind you was put here.

[anonymous_user_d7cdf4f5]

You might have to take the patreon route.

[jacobgood1]

@indygoof

Well, that actuall depends on where you live

In my country, getting 100k+ is something you get very seldom, more likely as high-up manager. On the other hand, in US its more or less a normal salary for good and experienced devs, so theres that

I assumed where I lived could be discovered by my accent, skin color, etc. I was thinking that the money I asked for would be contextually judged based on my location, ascertained from various clues in the video.

[jacobgood1]

@anonymous_user_d7cdf4f5

You might have to take the patreon route.

Hopefully, not. We will see =)

[jacobgood1]

@indygoof

Up until last engine version some things were slower in blueprints (essentially when calling native code out of the kismet vm), but as of now you can enable that blueprints are autoconverted to c++ code (though unoptimized code) when you do a release build.

The runtime performance of the converted code is still substantially slower than c++ and . However, the compiled code is quite a bit faster than standard Blueprints.

[anonymous_user_ec686786]

“programming education…”
Try to learn how to code your website then…