mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

It depends on many factors, but I can recommend you some pieces of software and some pieces of advanced software:
First, if you are inexperienced, which seems to be true, take a look at http://www.3dgamestudio.com/.
This game engine plus its useful tools will help you get your hands dirty while producing commercial quality games. It is somehow cheap and uses C-script which is somehow like C/C++.
Second, after getting some experience designing and developing games, I recommend you to switch to Python (as the programming/scripting language) and Crystal Space 3D (as the game engine/resource manager) and Blender 3D (as the world/model editor). You can also use Gimp as a good image editor/manipulator.

Good luck designing and developing games...!

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster
mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

The RADIUS is used for AAA which is Authentication, Authorization and Accounting.
Other details are there in Wikipedia.org.

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

Well, in my opinion, you'd better use Blender as the modeling and level-making tool and let an engine do the work for you; and I don't think so that the Blender game engine can work for you.

If you want it to be easy, use 3D Game Studio, either A6 or A7 which is newly released. It really needs no programming experience and you're going to have fun making games.

To choose the harder way, you can pick up an engine like Irrlicht, which most of the time does not need hundreds of lines of codes to be written. There is also a port to C#, so that you can utilize .NET into your game[, if you want].

Good luck.
Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster
mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

Why don't you look at the PHP Manual?

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mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

As I figured it out it's a 4-byte unsigned integer, so you can use UInt32 as an equivalent.

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

I love you saying in your signature!

It transforms XML to be shown on screen to the user.
It's something like style-sheet but not exactly with that definition.It's just some filtering language.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xslt

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

I don't believe this.
What if you want to use .NET 2.0 or .NET 3.0 features?!
It can not be done because soe of the new features of .NET 2.0 is not available on .NET 1.1 eventhough it's as you said downloaded by windows updater so something like this.
And know that whoever wants to use your application which uses each version of .NET framework,(s)he should install that corresponding version of .NET framework, also.

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster
mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

Hi chris99,
Yes.Those are python libraries which you should import inorder to use them.
Also the IDLE is a simple editor plus debugger,nothing more.
Why you do stick to it as a complete game development environment.

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

Hi jan1024188,
I'm also a newbie in python.But explain more on your code,so that I can help you.

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

Hi all,
I've just suggested the easiest and the worst way to use when you have windows running.
Simply,i don't recommend it for your commercial&/ important projects.

Good luck.

mostafadotnet 18 Junior Poster

Hi VinC,

#include <stdio.h>
int main( void)
{
int i;
char str[ 80], str2[ 80];
scanf("%d %[abcdefg] %s", &i, str, str2);
printf("%d %s %s\n", i, str, str2);
system("pause");
return 0;
}

Use

system("pause");

instead.