Hi Ron,
Yes I also think that it is great that people figured out how to play some of
those games in chat rooms etc. I have not joined them yet. Maybe someday, but
I still do have that on line panic disorder thing. Which is one major reason
that I am not into creating on line games.
BFN
Hi ari,
I very much like Visual Basic. Of course I have never programmed in anything
but Basic. About eight or nine different ones. The last I knew some other
developers such as David Greenwood also program in Visual Basic. I think that
it has a very nice interface to DirectX and what else
Do you know what you need? Please let me know privately what you need so as
not to spoil it for everyone. I have a pretty good idea, but want to make
sure. I need meat desperately.
Thanks.
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From: Brandon Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list
It's there, trust me. It will disappear however if you don't do things
exactly right. I'll give you a hint though.
Toilet
Chris Reagan said the following on Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 09:12:36PM -0400:
I'm wondering where the message is in level 5?
thanks
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An idealist is one who helps the
Hi Richard, Thomas and everyone, Thanks for your responses, I appreciate
them.
Instead of buying VB, have you guys heard of Visual Basic Express 2005?
Apparrently it's free. Will I be able to program games with this, or if I
have to buy, I suppose I don't need the Enterprise Edition of VB? The VB
OK, today I will be hosting a Topspeed race. The time is later today,
Thursday the 27th of April. I'll hopefully run for at least one hour
starting at 2pm my time. Below are the times across the country from
West to East including Universal.
1pm Pacific
2pm Mountain
3pm Central
4pm Eastern
8pm
Hi Richard,
I get most of my materials from:
safari.oreilly.com
As for how C# compares to C++ they look very similar. So you can read a
C++ book and with a few miner changes convert it to C#.
I can't give a complete list of the changes between them in an email but
there are allot of nice things
Hi,
Here is another cool thing that is in the rule book for making the game
interesting. Sort the deeds, and randomly pick three deeds for each
player, and pass them out at the start of the game. It makes things real
interesting.
Richard Bennett wrote:
oh I will agree with everyone out
Hi Richard,
I also like C++ for game programming much better than VB so that makes
two of us. the only reason I am using C# and not C++ is C# has the
ability to make applications a little faster.
Richard Bennett wrote:
not to cause a flame but saying that VB is easier than C++ is a matter
Yeah, that is weird. Are they teaching you DirectX? If not then it looks
like they are aiming for a multi-platform type game library.
Richard Bennett wrote:
that is what I thought, but didnt exactly want to quote somebody, and have
it thrown back up in my face lol. What is weird though is
Hi ya,
I am programming Rail Racer, a futuristic racing game, using vb.net 2003.
Like Jim said, it has everything you need to program excellent games, and
with todays modern screaming fast computers, language speed really isn't an
issue, especially since we don't have to deal with
Hi Ari,
Keep in mind at present Microsoft does offer an express version for all
the major .NET languages Visual C++, Visual C#, and Visual Basic. It is
my personal understanding the Express version are training or student
versions of the software for learners. Not necessarily for profetional
Ah. Now that's a project all its own. Hmm hmm hmm. I may just have to
consider that. I actually will consider it if I can get a copy of the rules
somewhere. The last thing I'd want to do is mess those up. Hahaa.
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From: Jim Kitchen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Brandon Cole
Hi list,
I just thought I would let you guys know some good news as of today that
wasn't in the last USA Games news letter.
As of today I have finally added all the monsters and monster AI to the
game for temple 1. I can say one thing for sure they are hard to escape
and dodge on insane. They
Hi,
Well, I found C# .NET equally as easy to pick up. Granted I did know how
to program in other languages before tackling C# .NET, but I started
learning it in July 2004, and by October 2004 I had a working release of
STFC Alpha 1. That was four months from no nothing aboutthe language to
a
hi
oh, smile. so there are difficulty levels?
smiles
will
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From: Thomas Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 6:46 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Montezuma's Revenge Updates.
Hi list,
I just thought I would
Hi,
another possibility for the random level: Rather than have the game
pick an existing difficulty, I think it would be neat if the game
designed a random difficulty level for you to play.
I'm not sure how hard this would be to program, but I think it would
add a lot of replay value.
Karl
Che:
How did you learn vb.net?? Where can I get that from and what do you
recommend to learn from??
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Che
Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 12:17 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Programming
What or are there any schools on line any one feels I can learn vb net or
any other computer language from?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jim Kitchen
Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 6:06 AM
To: ari
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Programming
I bought the standard version of vb.net 2003 for 90 bucks last summer.
You can get the 2005 express version for free right now, but I'm not sure
what all limitations it might have, if any.
I learned by reading the Microsoft Developers website, and tons of
tutorials on the web.
It really
Hi Mike,
I am not Che, but I used several online book services to learn my
languages. There are services like Books 24x7 and Safari. By far Safari
is the best one out there, and it is as cheap as $10 a month for 5 titles.
As for a compiler/IDE grab one of the .NET Express versions from
Hey all,
I have returned to the list, I was gone for a while but am back now. lol I
didn't post much before but anyway, I am rambling. I had a question.
I have tried playing the sudoku game on audiogames.net but I can't seem to get
it to work quite right. I have the shock or flash whatever
Hi all,
The Express versions will generate the same code as the Standard and
above, but there certainly some features missing. For example, you can
not do remote compiling, x64 applications, and there are some tools removed.
However, for a beginner who is just getting in to game programming they
Hi,
This question in particular goes to Raul and Kevin, but I think we all
should be involved in this idea. A while back us developers created a
list for ourselves called the agdev list. However, in it's own way is a
closed list just to developers.
I'm wondering if all of us would like
Thomas:
I would personally love the idea whereas we can share ideas and/or resources
and maybe we can get a on line class set up or something like that.
I like a separate list to talk to others about. I really want to learn but
need a start and guidance in how to learn and what is the best way
Tom:
Thank you so much for the info. When I get back into town Sunday evening I
will sstart to do all of what you mentioned. The space is no problem since
between the two computers I own I have 180 meg of room.
*smiles*
Thank you and hope to learn soon and help this great community and you!
I'm all for it
--- Thomas Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
This question in particular goes to Raul and Kevin,
but I think we all
should be involved in this idea. A while back us
developers created a
list for ourselves called the agdev list. However,
in it's own way is a
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