Hi Thomas,
Please correct me if I am wrong, but you did not have a problem with the
winkit.zip install but rather the self extracting zip files right? And as you
yourself have mentioned the end user needs not nor actually ever knows what
language a game or program is written in? Truthfully
Hi Tristan,
I very much like programming my games in vb6. I program in vb6 just as I did
in Quick Basic and very close to how I did in GW Basic, BasicA and the other
Microsoft Basic languages before that. You know like on my Atari 800 XL and
the Texas Instruments 99 4A before that.
I just
Hi Jim,
In actuality I had two problems with your games under Vista, but there
is a pretty easy solution for both of them.
First, as you pointed out I had issues with the self extractor
installation of the game. To install your games you need to run them
using full admin rights. I have no
Hi Jim,
One more note. You are right most of the time a end user doesn't need to
know the language the game is written in, but they will need to know the
dependancies required to run it.
In this case Visual Basic 6 requires allot of libraries which are going
to be canned very shortly. The
Hi,
You may not know me as an audiogame developer, but I still am one. The
reason why you don't know me is because I'm spending my time on building a
game engine that suits my needs (so not an actual game yet). If that's done
I'll post some details here.
Anyway, the only programming language
Hi Davy,
I certainly can agree with you regarding C++ verses Visual Basic for
game programming. I've never been exactly fond of Visual Basic's need to
word everything such as End If, End Loop, End Function, but I am
thankful at least the IDE is good about autocompleting and filling in
that
Hi,
Does anyone here play this game? I'm interested in it, however, don't know
if I really want to play or not. I'm certain you can't play with a regular
cliant, so, was also wondering how this was done.
Tj
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Hi Thomas,
Thank you again for trying to explain object oriented programming. I just
don't get it. You know 33 years ago when I drew up my first flow chart and
later turned that into if, then, goto, gosub, return, open, print, close, get,
put, input, peek, poke and stuff like that, that is
Hi Thomas,
Thank you for permission to use your instructions to tell Vista how to run a
self extracting zip file.
My winkit.zip file includes ASYCFILT.DLL COMCAT.DLL
dx8vb.dll gamemenu.BAT gamemenu.exe kitchensinc.DDF
life.exe life.txt liferecs.txt
Hi Zack,
Just wondering if you can add me to MSN please so you can help me with atlantis?
Thanks.
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Hi,
You've been added, but you're not showing up as online.
Thanks,
Zack.
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Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 1:45 PM
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Hi Zack,
Just wondering if you can add me to
Hi Thomas,
One other thing, I can not run any of your games because I do not have the most
current net frame work that your games require.
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Hi Jim,
In actuality I had two problems with your games under Vista, but there
is a pretty easy solution for both of them.
my msn is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 9:45 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] To Zack
Hi Zack,
Just wondering if you can add me to MSN please so you can help me with
atlantis?
may be good if you could put the dx7 and dx8vb.dlls and other xp
stuff that one needs for vista for those that don't want to fiddle in
a system folder, even a tech like myself appreciates a perfect
package as supposed to fiddling.
At 08:32 a.m. 1/09/2007, you wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Thank you for
Sean:
Great idea for I am using Vista and do not have any computer in my household
anymore with XP. I would not have a clue on where to put the file nor where
I could get it from.
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Hi all,
Has anyone tried the game at www.cybernations.net?
It's basically NationStates with the features that aren't in NationStates yet.
War, trade, and politics and it's not on the boards.
The guy created this game also created a sidizen game you make your own person,
get a job, etc, and a
Ken:
Does your air hocken work in Vista? I tried it and I got to where it said
air hocken and your company name. After that I does nothing. However I did
not get a error message. Anyone else know fif this works? If it doesn't, is
there a way to make it work?
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Hi there all:
I was wondering if you connect to a mud or moo on a braillenote or packmate or
other type of note taking device?
thanks
Chris
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Well I do not know anything about programming. I was wondering if anyone could
teach me. I mean where do I start, what should i do as a first script, things
like that. I don't know much at all wen it comes to the way you script oop or
even the creation of programs at all but have alot of time
Hi, Jim it's Jason.
I think what Thomas means by objects are characters in a program meaning a
real person is an object in the physical aspect but a digital piece of the
programming in the computerworld. The same criteria goes for your baseball
game for instance batters are physically people
Hi Jim,
Well, the dll files look good, but unfortunately I don't know which
build version those are. Tell you what I'm planning on a complete
product recovery of my laptop this week. Once I do that I will find you
the most current version of all the VB 6 libs, and you can post them on
your
Hi all,
A couple of weeks ago we were discussing on list about making a possible
Tomb Raider game that is accessible. At the time I felt I shouldn't get
involved with a direct clone do to copyrights, but I've reconsidered,
and have thought of a possible plan to do it.
First, most of the
Hi Jim,
Well, that at least is something i can help you with. Go to
http://www.usagames.us/requirements
and download the .Net Framework 2.0 package and latest DirectX 9.0C upgrade.
First, install .Net 2.0 and then DirectX, and you should be set to go.
Though, as I have discussed on list I am
Hi Jim,
It's too bad I've had too much time on my hands lately, but what would
be nice if I could convert one of your games to VB .Net, comment it real
well, and then you could use it as an example for future games.
you could use that game example to see how things are done in Visual
Basic
Is that even possible? If it is, you can see me on a mud in school next week.
Is this possible on a braillenote?
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Hi, all this nation game is just as similar as Nation States accept for
these few features. I like both of them. How ever the complaint I have
about this game, is you have to contact the webmaster or get some one with
sighted assistance to read the code for varification in the Cyber nations
Hi,
I don't believe it is possible to do this. I had a Braillenote for
quite a long time last year, and looked into this very question. I found
nothing promising.
Sorry to disappoint,
Zack.
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Yeah, Jim, I know what you mean--I used to program the Commodore 64. I've
looked at object oriented programming, and though I get the concepts, I get
overwhelmed when I look at those lines of nearly inexplicable code--but
maybe c#.net is very different from old c. When I programmed Darkness,
although i never had sight i use to like listening to my dad and brother
play toomrader and i liked number 1.
but i would just like a chance to play this kind of game
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I think you'll get quite the variations of answers on that one. I'm a
rookie programmer, so speed doesn't matter quite as much as my games are
quite simple--so I use vb6. Of course, David Greenwood's engine is
programmed in VB6 too, and is the most advanced game engine for the
blind--but
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