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Hello all.

I have been floating around the internet looking for porn games like this for a while.
I've seen CTI card sets around, but I didn't know what they where for.

Recently I've been getting into censored porn and found the pur.fi project, witch lead me here.

Everything here is shockingly high quality. I would love to become a part of this community.

I know how to program, so hopefully I can create some CTI2 scripts, or contribute to a CTI client.

welcome to the party ^^
Programmers seem popular around here, i would not be at all surprised if they find a way to put your talents to use. The community is really nice so i like to hang out but i'm about as useful with programming as a monkey with a typewriter (unless you want a new backround in HTML for your myspace page my skills are unhelpful XD )

xfce wrote: ↑28 May 2021, 02:11 Hello all.

I have been floating around the internet looking for porn games like this for a while.
I've seen CTI card sets around, but I didn't know what they where for.

Recently I've been getting into censored porn and found the pur.fi project, witch lead me here.

Everything here is shockingly high quality. I would love to become a part of this community.

I know how to program, so hopefully I can create some CTI2 scripts, or contribute to a CTI client.

Programmer <3

Welcome! What do you like programming in? I'm sure we've already covered a few languages :')

Rothaon wrote: ↑23 Jun 2021, 21:00
Programmer <3

Welcome! What do you like programming in? I'm sure we've already covered a few languages :')

My favorite languages are C, C++, Python, Go, and Scheme.
It's my nice little spice rack of languages that I prefer for different situations.

I work with other languages when I need to. I'm willing to play ball with other languages when they make sense, or I'm contributing to a project.
I also like learning new languages to see how they are good at approaching problems. Like I quite like the way how Clojure uses maps/dictionaries/hash-tables as a replacement for structs. It ends up emphasizing the implicit optional data, rather then in like Swift where you have to explicitly deal with optionals.

A language that I might look into next is Erlang. It's a functional language that has the ability to scale across computers very easily. It also has an interesting mindset around "letting it crash" rather than recovering from errors.

I'm already past the point of learning more languages. Although they usually fall close one from another I don't have that much time anymore.

I usually end up using C++ with Qt, C# or C# with Unity depending on what I need.

Hello and welcome to the CTI community. Another GO user !