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Posted 02 September 2021 - 12:06 AM
I would start by reading & modifying the existing duke CON, translate the commands to what you see in eduke32 wiki for example.
There really are no shortcuts, you need to understand what you are doing, how programming works at a lighter level (program flow, etc..) and such.
I'm pretty sure almost everybody who knows CON started off my just modifying existing duke stuff.
You have no hopes of starting to code from scratch until you understand how the game and engine works at least on a basic level since the scripting directly modifies parameters tied to game functions.
A Tutor would make you study the same material.
It's really the same as learning a new language.
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