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So guys, quite disappointing because I have written a whole bunch of tutorials and provided tons of resources available and people are downloading them and using them, but not giving back... Please contribute to my website, upload articles, assets etc.. it is just fair to everyone. Anyways, if you would like to find out how to execute a website from a Coppercube exe... Please read this tutorial http://marshtownmadness.com/exec... |
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That's normal, in my experience, less than 1 percent of all users ever contribute anything. And only about 5 percent ever comment or post anything in a forum. It takes a lot of people to create a community. |
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@niko I have used many different game engines and I think that Coppercube is the best engine on the market in terms of realistic productivity for indie developers. I am only happy to contribute...regardless of whether others provide me with help. In any event, indie developers usually do not do Unreal , Unity and other major engines justice... Coppercube simply makes sense, it is quick and easy with sufficient customization options in terms of code... There are still a few bugs here and there, but I think that 5 years fro now, this engine will be amazing. I plan on investing my future into this engine. Productivity is at a whole time high at work within this field |
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Thanks :) Let's see what the future will bring :) |
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Zoo wrote: So guys, quite disappointing because I have written a whole bunch of tutorials and provided tons of resources available and people are downloading them and using them, but not giving back... Please contribute to my website, upload articles, assets etc.. it is just fair to everyone. Anyways, if you would like to find out how to execute a website from a Coppercube exe... Please read this tutorial http://marshtownmadness.com/exec... Hope you did't forget me this time.  The biggest marketing mistake, I've seen. Even if you don't know what you are doing. Its better to think a lot before applying creative ideas Let me elaborate your mistake:- 1. Website:- The Biggest mistake is the website itself. The name 'Marsh Town Madness' does't seems to be anything related to CopperCube or Ambiera. I don't see anything related to gaming there. There are no games. Even if they are I don't see anything listed in home page. 2. Products:- Second, the Products. Its a popular saying among the Gaming Companies is that every 49 out of 50 is a gamer and one is game maker. In other words, there are quite less game makers then gamers. And a fraction of them may know what is CC. Most of them know what is Unity, Goldsource and ID Tech. And fraction of the CopperCube know how to use it very well. It may take months to learn some game making basics like multiplayer, raycasting, ray-tracing and particle system. So, how you can expect large number of audience to go to your website and download .ccb files and use them in their games. And those who know your website and want to use a plugin, they can't do it because there is no good Documentation. You may know that Unity offers users to write their Documentation if they can't write. There are about 10,000 documented pages about them and are also downloaded to .pdf 3. Users You can't describe why the users should use your website and upload some of the interesting scripts, because as you wrote that CC is good for Indie Game Makers not an Organisation. So, its less chances that Indie Game Developers may know what is Algorithms and they work with it. So, its my kind friendly advice to you, make your website not for you or any particular person, make it for all, i.e. all the 49 of the gamers can enjoy in your website and also 1 who is a developer can download open source game to learn something (you can add payment option here), 2nd you've to make good documentation like bug reporting, minimum system requirements, FAQ, trouble shooting, and a page for flow chart, how this or that algorithm works and what you can use it to make. And keep making materials to make people attract your website . It may take years to get the followers, but keep an eye on the aim and carry on is the only mantra that can help you. Best of Luck, Pal, From ZackQuarks, Team |
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That's normal, in my experience, less than 1 percent of all users ever contribute anything.Check it for review https://unfitpc.com And only about 5 percent ever comment or post anything in a forum. |
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