ItzSgtTanker

There is no "best" programming language. Find one and stick with it. Once you get good at one of them, the others become WAY easier to learn. I would say learning the most low level language that you can handle will help you more in the long run, as it will teach you the most on how a computer works.

I am no where near being a professional programmer, but i can say that this is the dumbest post i have seen yet. Just because something is made in the same programming language(c or c++ in this case) does NOT mean you can just reuse a function or some portion of code. Since you used the backwards long jump(BLJ) as an example, i can say with full confidence that you would have to reprogram the physics engine in Classicube to do that. Good lord, it sounds like a nightmare just setting up a workspace to do that in...

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Hey, thanks for the answer! this is exactly what i needed to see. I was wondering if there was a way to make a mod, without having to compile a custom version of classicube. I was wondering whether or not i could use my mod on any classicube installation(assuming it is the right version) once it is completed.

Thanks for your response! I was wondering whether or not plugins were sort of like a modding api. I guess i will have to implement it directly in the game's source code.

Okay, i think i worded my question badly. are plugins for server sided mods only? and if not, can you make singleplayer components with plugins?

Hello! so i am wanting to make a survival mod for classicube and i was wondering if plugins work as mods. Thank you! Best Regards, ItzSgtTanker