Ultimately I'm trying to develop a language teaching game, but this could just serve as a first stage in that project. Both me and my teenage nephew would be using it. It should work on standard platforms and not use oodles of resources. I'm basically looking for something that doesn't require ages to learn or advanced languages like C++ but offers a way to design figures running around, doing tasks and having some kind of conversation/speech bubble abilites. But I have no clue whether that would be a good thing to start with. I've had a look at an old version of Gamestudio. Think chicken sandwich budget, rather than company account.I have used the "Construction Set" that Bethesda Softworksprovided with the " Elder Scrolls" package.
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I'm looking for information or links on computer game development software that is easy to use/learn and preferably very affordable. Riggr Mortis ( talk) 23:48, 10 September 2010 (UTC) Reply I landed on, and while the interface is awkward, simply entering "cide" in "word pattern" and match "end of word", or "tw" in "word pattern" and match "start of word", gets you what you want. Try searching sourceforge Quadrupedaldiprotodont ( talk) 14:29, 8 September 2010 (UTC) Reply If a web site will do, various Scrabble word searches are out there. Taemyr ( talk) 07:14, 8 September 2010 (UTC) Reply
If you work in word or similar, then you will have to save as pure text. Also grep reports the line(s) in which the match was found. So your "*tw*" would be just "tw", and your "*cide" would be "cide\W". ? Or were you looking for a site like this one ĩ9.11.160.111 ( talk) 07:10, 8 September 2010 (UTC) Reply grep, although you will have to write regexps. Preceding unsigned comment added by 124.43.25.100 ( talk) 07:00, 8 September 2010 (UTC) Reply Where do you want that software to find those words? In your browswer window What browser?or in a specific application What application?or. If I enter *tw*, it should display all words contain tw such as twin, between, twice, twig, twine, two and so on.
If I enter *cide (Wild card character), it should display all words ending with cide such as suicide, patricide, infanticide and so on.Ģ). Is there a software to display the words beginning or ending with the same spelling? E.g.
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