so, basically where do i start, i think there maybe some tutorials here on massassi but i cant seem to find them. All i really need is something that explains everything that is involved in making a small cog file?
(i.e displays text, values, blah blah blah, i dunno what im talking about )

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We don't need to multiply!!

This tutorial explains basic cog structure http://www.sfc.keio.ac.jp/~t00214ho/millennium/tutorials/?Structure

The best way to learn cog is open one up with a text editor and read it.

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http://michaelthompson.org/dj/tacc/ctut/

lordvader and I are trying to get our site, the cogwarehouse, going.. with a ton of tutorials focused at beginners, advanced, and everything in between.. school is unbelievably taxing right now, though.

Thanks guys!!!
Nice site Jipe

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We don't need to multiply!!

Yeah, just open cogs in a text editor and read until you know the structure of cog. Then you might get cogwriter, since it has the list of cog commands, and start cogging

That's how i learnt

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Tutorials help, and help alot, but they can only go so far. Dont use notepad, no syntax functions... Thats what Cogwriter is for.
Keep trying, youll learn..

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Who needs syntax functions?

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Guns don't kill people. Kids who play computer games do.
[edit: Visit Cave_Demon's site: http://cave2.2ya.com ! -stat]
[This message has been hacked by StaticX (edited September 11, 2001).]

Newbies that arent used to cog structure. Many mistakes can be made, and are.



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