This is zseli writing back. We are thankful for your offer Tabatku, it means a lot. But translation between English and Turkish is is a roadblock. Our descriptive ideas would be a mess in a translator, so I'm not sure it would work out well

I would be willing to help out with this maybe, but more details need to be provided:
What game(s) are we talking about?
is this a team setting of coders?
Will sounds be provided?
That type of stuff. Of course it may be still too early to decide all of that, but there are the concerns I have.

severestormsteve1, it's Robert, from skype. We can chat about it. Since I have lots of sounds we might be able to get things going. And roelvdwal, we could also look in to it

What engine are you planning on using specifically?

Hi. This is Zseli. As to your question Magurp244, we are planning on using Python because of the simple problem ofnot  being able to encript sounds securely, or at least that is why Robert chose it. I know very litle about BGT, let alone python, so i don't know if there really are any advantages, or anything, but also, Crashmaster, unfortunately we are probably going to test the games ourselves and not do anypublic testing because again, Robert is the one managing this whole thing and even i agree in this case. And also, we are not using any peoples voices other than members of TMI, or voices of electronic games and sentence mixing, whitch is something we do a lot.
Thanks for reading, and thanks for the feedback.

Hi. this is Zseli again. We, or at least i, want to show you all what we have been working on in the past few months.
Our main things we are working on right now, are electronic game based mods of allready  existing audiogames.
Me and robert spacifically created a few mods of Troopanum 1.6 for this reason.
We have a few  versions, the numbering is weird but we have a reason for it.
The one i will be sharing is the version 1.7 whitch I primarily worked on, with the exception of most of the speach files whitch were done by Robert. Most of these are called sentence mixed files.
Anyway, just a few things to note.
This is a beta stage, there are still stuff to improve.
Also, if you find anything that is out of place, like the intro, again, we had to come up with something, so we might replace it later.
If you have any questions about what the sounds or anything mean, just reply here.
Here is a link to a recording i have made:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nzo1s684ediy5 … o.mp3?dl=0
Enjoy!

Hmmm.
You may have to change the name of troopinam if you make that since its used.
Ofcause if these are practice mods its ok.

Hi.
It sounds really great. Keep up the great job.

Python does sound encryption. It has encryption libraries, and sound libraries which support loading data from arrays stored in memory.

The issue with python is this:
yes, there are plenty of encryption libraries, encrypting stuff isn't the problem, keeping it encrypted is. Python is a high level language, unlike something like c++. All the compilers that compile python code in to an exe *have* to store the python code somewhere. since they are open source and not designed for code obfuscation, you can extract the source code out of a compiled python program, and get the encryption key. Bgt is the same when it comes to high level programming, but it's not used mainstream, and no one actually took the time to figure out how bgt stores it's encryption keys and decrypt the bite code of a program. If you want to make it hard for someone to steal your sourcecode in python, you will have to modify the python interpreter, I don't have experience with that, but it's not easy. If you want ease of use and if you're only going to create classic games like simple bop it and troopanum, bgt will serve you well. If you want to do interesting things like use libaudioverse for 3d sound or use gui's, python might be a better choice if you can get over it that decompiling your programs is relatively easy without substantial effort on your part to change the python interpreter

If you need any help coding it, I can help. If you want to talk about payment as in your first post, I will do any coding for free, as long as the software itself is non-comersial