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<blockquote data-quote="Zaka" data-source="post: 399215" data-attributes="member: 12728">You are not trying to learn, you just want to have a retro up and running, thats all, but guess what. To run a retro successfully you must first understand what all those characters in your files mean. Then you must know how to properly edit them in case of anything. When you're done with that, then you can host a public retro. I started like you mate, didn't know shit, as a matter in fact, retros got me into programming and development, I learned by playing around, trying to understand, and when I didn't understand something, I would search for it, I would try to understand it. The best way isn't to just get the solution. Also if I got a solution from someone, I wouldn't use it until I knew what that code actually ment. Now 5 years later I'm a damn good developer, but I'm still hunting for new information everyday, and I try first before I ask, I try it until I've tried everything. You haven't tried everything tho, because this is such a simple problem.You must understand that for developers like me or [USER=71840]@Sentinel[/USER] or any other that has been doing this for a while, seeing questions like this is frustrating, because it just goes to show that you haven't even tried.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zaka, post: 399215, member: 12728"] You are not trying to learn, you just want to have a retro up and running, thats all, but guess what. To run a retro successfully you must first understand what all those characters in your files mean. Then you must know how to properly edit them in case of anything. When you're done with that, then you can host a public retro. I started like you mate, didn't know shit, as a matter in fact, retros got me into programming and development, I learned by playing around, trying to understand, and when I didn't understand something, I would search for it, I would try to understand it. The best way isn't to just get the solution. Also if I got a solution from someone, I wouldn't use it until I knew what that code actually ment. Now 5 years later I'm a damn good developer, but I'm still hunting for new information everyday, and I try first before I ask, I try it until I've tried everything. You haven't tried everything tho, because this is such a simple problem. You must understand that for developers like me or [USER=71840]@Sentinel[/USER] or any other that has been doing this for a while, seeing questions like this is frustrating, because it just goes to show that you haven't even tried. [/QUOTE]

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