/agdg/ + /vm/ Thread

Sorry for taking so long in making another thread edition.

Post your progress, ask any doubts you have about development, or ask for feedback for your game or mod.

Remember, there's #8/agdg/ in Rizon for discussion, we also have resources and FAQs in >>>/agdg/ and >>>/vm/

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New to programming, using Ruby and I wanted to know something about strings and arrays. Say I want an array like this:

['Arse Bandit', 'Dick Fondue', 'Kiddle Piddle']

What'd be the difference between using single and double quotes?

Double quotes allow for string interpolation and character escapement, single quotes don't.
Well, you can still escape the single quote character in single quotes, but that's about it.

Consult your local botnet for information next time. If "ruby single double quotes" (without quotes) gives an adequate answer as the first result, you probably need to work on how to look things up. You'll be doing a lot of it.

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I did that but I saw someone say that for a string in an array if you used single quotes, you needed an escape for space but when I tested it nothing changed, so I wanted confirmation on what it actually did.

Guess I shouldn't be so darn stupid.

Should I got with Unreal 4 or Unity? Also, what are some good books or videos to watch for beginners when it comes to making 3D games?

Unreal 4 is generally better, but requires a better computer to run, also has some mildly confusing aspects to it. uses c++
unity is easier to learn, although there's no default visual scripting methods (unless you buy one from the asset store, i wouldn't recommend doing this or using visual scripting at all)
unity only uses c# (and javascript but it's shit)
unity can run like shit some times, but it does run on worse toasters than unreal
for unity, watch this playlist
youtube.com/watch?v=SviIeTt2_Lc&list=PLFt_AvWsXl0ctd4dgE1F8g3uec4zKNRV0

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Isn't the UE4 engine supposed to work on mobile devices?

there are mobile devices that work better than some toasters
i don't know, on my laptop i have to lower the resolution scale in order to get unreal demos i made to run at 60 fps
then again it has an integrated GPU, so yeah