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diluted
2003-01-31, 01:02 PM
what was it coded in?
Mazelmavin
2003-01-31, 01:21 PM
Visual Basic. Its more robust then you think.
Zatrais
2003-01-31, 03:16 PM
VB.. hehe good one

C+ is my bet
Mazelmavin
2003-01-31, 03:18 PM
add a "+"
mistled
2003-01-31, 03:32 PM
Originally posted by Mazelmavin
Visual Basic. Its more robust then you think. haha.. that's funny... really... :rolleyes:
Airlift
2003-01-31, 03:39 PM
All of the netcode was done in php sockets and streams, the UI and graphics are VRML 1.0 and Javascript.
Mazelmavin
2003-01-31, 03:43 PM
and flatfiles, we can't forget flatfiles.
Airlift
2003-01-31, 03:45 PM
The servers are AS/400, so everything is written in RPG. I only recently found out that Planetside is a roleplaying game after all.
Hijinks
2003-01-31, 03:48 PM
Originally posted by Airlift
The servers are AS/400, so everything is written in RPG. I only recently found out that Planetside is a roleplaying game after all.

No, the server is an old palm pilot.
Moloch
2003-01-31, 05:42 PM
no, SJ said he wanted to borrow my TI83, and I haven't gotten it back yet so i guess that is it. You know all the cool games that have been made fer those.
Mazelmavin
2003-01-31, 05:50 PM
No, the server is an old palm pilot.


This strikes me as funny, but not the way it was intended.
Maybe if you said "No, the server is an old Eniac". Now thats funny.
diluted
2003-01-31, 05:51 PM
is anyone going to answer it seriously? =\
Mazelmavin
2003-01-31, 05:52 PM
It is probably C++. Seriously.
Doobz
2003-01-31, 05:52 PM
its proprietory i think
diluted
2003-01-31, 05:55 PM
ic. ya im taking a c++ class and even though we're not far along i have absolutely no idea how they could do that. ive heard of game companies making their own code to suit needs.
Mazelmavin
2003-01-31, 06:02 PM
Well,

Its quite a trip from "Hello World" to Planetside.