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 | [B]Don't they both do pretty much the exact same things?[/B]  |
 | [QUOTE=Progr4mmer;1470375]Game Maker 8 requires no programming knowledge its DND (drag and drop) and you dont need to know any code[/QUOTE] On the contrary it doesn't, but to make really advanced games you'll have to be forced to use some kind of programming algorithms or methods for position checking, boolean true …  |
 | The problem seems to be coming from the fact that you're using pointers. I get screwed with them all the time. >.< And I compiled it and got the exact same error as well....  |
| | I have no idea at all, nothing, on how to make a full, running and working snake game. I tried starting off using character symbols in ASCII to draw its head and body, but from there on I have no clue on how to make it move with out having … |
| | I have no idea how to do it and MSDN.com doesn't give any straightforward explanation on how to. Also, learning functions and such don't really help because I don't know how to use any specific functions regarding such a task and I'm basically clueless. So how could I show an … |
| | Write a whole game from machine code/assembly? |
| | [code]srand(time(NULL))[/code] [code]rand()[/code] [code]#include <cstdlib> \\ Optional some times...[/code] [B][COLOR="Green"]Need more help? I can't do much more....[/COLOR][/B] |
| | Because I honestly feel like I'll never understand them(it's been years by the way). So I just want to know if it's possible to make any program you fully desire with out pointers or any other complex OOP such as encapsulation and typedefs. I just can't work with that logic. … |
| | So I'm working on a game similar to tetris, but I don't know any algorithms or methods to make the blocks go down faster when pressing the down key button. |
| | [QUOTE=Aranarth;1477126]You give them every last detail of gameplay and the design of the interface. They'll need to know what your game world can contain, how the player can interact with it and any characters in it (such as talking, fighting). Each topic requires you to go more in-depth, so if … |
| | I'm sorry about my last bold post, I just like bold, but does any one know how the basics of mapping work and what mapping exactly is? I want to know because it might be necessary. And some sites I am banned from by IP so that's why I'm not …  |
| | I'm having real complex problems with Windows API and a console application. The issue is that I can't have both windows active at the same time. I tried to include both headers, did both required tasks but only one of the windows opens. Here is the completed code: [code]#include <windows.h> …  |
| | [QUOTE=lexusdominus;1476771]Thanks for the feedback. Yeah i didnt know what a makefile was back then, and thought it would be an appropriate function name. my knowledge of c++ libraries was very limited - i had access to a single book, which i was using to grasp basic concepts such as functions. … |
| | I want to know how to show C++'s application in a text-format in machine language through C++ itself. Does any one know how to do that? Sorry if I wasn't too descriptive, I can add more. |
| | [B]Okay, I finally understand that they point to memory, because I knew that all along. I just wasn't aware of why they needed to point to memory for. So I need to use pointers in this position but I don't know where to use them or on which things and …  |
| | Look if you really want to bother with a GUI at all just make one yourself the most basic way possible. The most basic way possible meaning machine language and microfabrication. Start some where if you want to actually do some thing yourself, as rude and dumb as this may …  |
| | Give the full source code and not just the loop. |
| | That's funny ravenous, because neither of your two codes compiled for me. |
| | Say I want to begin writing a program some how or some way in machine code and nothing more. This program I am making is expected to be a 3D video game. I would like to write it in some way the processor can implement it and write back the … |
| | [QUOTE=annnDi;1476809][URL=http://img69.imageshack.us/i/naloga3.jpg/][IMG=http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/2964/naloga3.jpg][/IMG][/URL] Uploaded with [URL=http://imageshack.us]ImageShack.us[/URL] In the picture above is the dialog.[/QUOTE] Gahhh....I'm sorry, I don't have any idea, but I still want to lend you some advice though: Don't stick with Visual Basic/Studio from Microsoft for too long....That is NOT the best thing to officially and respectively teach programmers how … |
| | Like I thought I like programming....Maybe I do...But what I'd really want to do is create a piece of raw machine hardware such as a processor first, operating system and then capability to move on from there using my own instruction sets. But is it possible for one person to … |
| | [QUOTE]Instead of naming your variables something doesn't make any sense, how about naming them something like totalseconds, hours, minutes, seconds. [/QUOTE] The point of being a programmer is to name a variable any thing the programmer wants, not to hear how their named variables are wrong. The error in line … |
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| | [B]I just started to learn Java a few weeks ago but gave up on it after hours of attempts and my code didn't work. Here is my input: [/B] [CODE]class JAVA { public static void main(String Args[]) { System.out.println("Hello World"); } }[/CODE] I saved it as JAVA.java and tried to … |
| | Is it possible to write direct machine language instructions to the processor and have them executed in some manner?  |
| | I think if you actually tested the code rather than an algorithm for it and showed it here I would've understood it a little bit more(the source code you'd be using). But no offense.....  |
| | I'm sorry it's too hard for me to understand. |
| | [QUOTE=Momerath;1475134]countDown is used to limit the number of times the loop runs. Notice the while statement condition right after that line. If you never subtracted from countDown, that statement would always be true (unless the user entered a negative number in line 7) and the loop would run forever.[/QUOTE] It's … |
| | I've read explanations but to no avail. Could any one offer some explanation of what the difference is and what the benefits are of typedef, struct and classes?  |
| | [QUOTE=fish234;1475360]god this is going to sound stupid but I'm really new to this so could you tell me how to use it in very small words? sorry[/QUOTE] Sorry, but if you're really new to this then you won't understand how to do it. You'll need to use specific functions relating … |
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