I am having issues with scripts and I feel like I keep hitting strong walls that can't be passed from no matter what. I just can't progress in the level of programming my game has reached. I also use AI to help me fix bugs but it just makes it worse.... And dev forums? God they are confusing and long. What do y'all do in this situation? I work alone and I am a solo dev
How do famous devs make the most unique games and blow up globally? gag was legit made in 2 days, and it became on of the top 5. What is the secret? How can a small dev become such creative and unique?
So I wanted to play COC on my PC without downloading it and I saw search recommendations saying "how to play clash of clans on pc without any emulator". I tried to research about the meaning but I still didn't understand.
Anyone who achieved it or was close to, please give me the best advice you got. I currently take live sessions with teachers (4 sessions each week) and I do practice tests, homework, word banks, etc.
Anyone who achieved it or was close to, please give me the best advice you got. I currently take live sessions with teachers (4 sessions each week) and I do practice tests, homework, word banks, etc.
I just opened bluelook for the first time and I am js tryna do my first practice test to know my level and check my weaknesses/mistakes.
I keep seeing people saying that studying from the College Board Question Bank is really good to prepare for the SAT, but I don't know exactly what it is. Is it like the practice test on Bluebook?
Like if I am max level and have a good build, I should just go for pvp or is there something specific that is fun y'all do? I see the game still has +200k actives
This kinda feels messy and I hate it, I hate these wires on the mouse, small mike, and even the speakers. Am I too sensitive or are you all feeling the same? How can I make this better in terms of maybe simplicity and comfort?
Each short gets 1k-2k views average and It's been 12 days. Do I try to make a killer YouTube video (Long-Form) that will be good edited, Engaging and suits my niche? Or should I stay on shorts until I start catching more views?
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So I have been searching on YouTube for a kit I can use to customize for my escape game, but I didn't find 😞. Perhaps any of you tried looking for one before? If you have any tips or know any kit that is related please share with me and thanks!!!!
So obviously an editor needs footage to make videos right? And that's why I am here, am asking for a person who is a gamer (roblox, minecraft, etc.) or someone who wants to take videos about a specific niche. I take the footage and create the engaging content. We will grow this channel from 0 to hero! Who wants to see some samples of my work, talk to me in prv for more info!
So obviously an editor needs footage to make videos right? And that's why I am here, am asking for a person who is a gamer (roblox, minecraft, etc.) or someone who wants to take videos about a specific niche. I take the footage and create the engaging content. Who wants to see some samples of my work, talk to me in prv for more info!
And also if yall know a free text animation that is free and looks like a pop up pls tell me. Thanks!
I’ve been thinking about doing a small giveaway (like 100 Robux) when I hit a 1000 followers goal, but I’m not sure if it’s a good idea for growth.
For people who have tried giveaways on TikTok — did it affect your reach or engagement after?
Like, did your videos get less views later or attract low-quality followers?
I’m trying to grow a solid audience, not just numbers, so I don’t want to mess up my account long-term.
Would you recommend doing giveaways or avoiding them?