@anti@shpuld cellular automata are super fun and an easy place to start ^^if you're trying this stuff for the first time, though, maybe it's good to use something like https://love2d.org/ , that lets you just immediately start drawing stuff on the screen without worrying about too many technical detailsbig game engines can be a little annoying to set up, so can wait until like you have a better idea for what you want to do
@anti if you use an engine like unity or godot, you'll be able to export to mobile easily without building everything again from the ground up. of course you'd have to handle controls very differently for mobile vs pc
@shpuld I don’t know how to do any of it I don’t even know where you write the program stuff..I do know that Roko said to his co worker once not to write it in a word document tho..
@anti lol, yeah before you know basics like how games and basic programming works, it's not much use thinking of any other details yet. check out tutorials for something like love2d like @shmibs mentioned, or other beginner friendly toolkits
@anti depends on how complex it is, it's not complex if you already know how to make interfaces but if you don't know how to make interfaces there might be a lot to learn
@anti you can change the mask color in siege at spc lol, it's not really rocket science though, the visual part is drawing different objects on top of the player depending on what the player has picked
@anti@shpuld if you want to pick up a little programming, this is a pretty good intro book that sort of holds your hand through everything:https://learnpythonthehardway.org/python3/python is really popular (though i don't like it so much personally ????). recommended to brother here also, when he wanted to learn a little