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EDIT: There's a very weird error in the forum, I can't post the code here correctly. I uploaded it to here: http://members.lycos.nl/rubynl/scroll.bas.
Statistics: Posted by Codemss — Thu Feb 14, 2008 9:52 am
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I think you have a point there. But, honestly I hoped that some people were interestedWords of wisdom: don't bother asking if there's any interest, just do it. If people aren't interested, they'll tell you afterwards, not beforehand.I especcially like the tutorial on springs and I look forward to the next part. My tutorial about Worms-style stuff was better in my memories. But it actually kinda sucks now. (Not that I had another version or something, I just expected that it was better).
Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
.Statistics: Posted by relsoft — Wed Feb 13, 2008 8:20 am
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I especcially like the tutorial on springs and I look forward to the next part. My tutorial about Worms-style stuff was better in my memories . But it actually kinda sucks now. (Not that I had another version or something, I just expected that it was better).
Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
I'm intrested. And an example engine would be nice next time.. But it actually kinda sucks now. (Not that I had another version or something, I just expected that it was better).Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
Also was kinda puzzled why you need to do all those bit blits?
Maybe for speed? There's better and faster ways to accomplish screen 13 blitting.
Statistics: Posted by Nemesis — Tue Feb 12, 2008 3:10 pm
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I've almost finished a new tutorial for #27. Should I send it in a zip file with the source code or should I throw in the source code into the document?
[edit] Finished.
It's up to you... usually if it's just a short bit of source code (half a page or so), I would say put it right in the document... If it's a huge section of code, you should include it as a separate .bas file. Nobody is going to want to read 3+ pages of uncommented source code.[edit] Finished.
Statistics: Posted by Pete — Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:06 am
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[edit] Finished.
Statistics: Posted by Mentat — Sun Feb 10, 2008 8:10 pm
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Words of wisdom: don't bother asking if there's any interest, just do it. If people aren't interested, they'll tell you afterwards, not beforehand.I especcially like the tutorial on springs and I look forward to the next part. My tutorial about Worms-style stuff was better in my memories
Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
.Statistics: Posted by Codemss — Sun Feb 10, 2008 4:07 pm
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I especcially like the tutorial on springs and I look forward to the next part. My tutorial about Worms-style stuff was better in my memories . But it actually kinda sucks now. (Not that I had another version or something, I just expected that it was better).
Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
Words of wisdom: don't bother asking if there's any interest, just do it. If people aren't interested, they'll tell you afterwards, not beforehand. . But it actually kinda sucks now. (Not that I had another version or something, I just expected that it was better).Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
Statistics: Posted by Nodtveidt — Sun Feb 10, 2008 8:21 am
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Maybe I will make a tutorial part 2, where I go deeper into stuff. Is there any interest?
If there's any interest, I think I will cover projectile motion, implention of everything I explained and an example engine.
Statistics: Posted by Codemss — Sun Feb 10, 2008 6:53 am
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@Lachie:
You have a wise friend with who i agree.A friend of mine who agrees with my thoughts cleverly summed it by saying that the old community was about the people and not the language, and now it's about the language.
Statistics: Posted by bungytheworm — Sun Feb 10, 2008 3:51 am
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The <a href="http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/exp ... ">February issue</a> of QB Express is now available!<br><br>It's been over three months since the last issue, but it definitely was worth the wait. This issue features one of our largest News Brief segments ever, as well as NINE articles/tutorials, covering topics such as "The Art of Rounding"; creating your own Worms-like scrolling engine; using FMOD to play sound in your Freebasic programs; Database indexing; programming spring physics in FB; and functions with local variables.<br><br>QB Express is definitely getting back on track, and I think this issue will prove that.<br><br>You can read it all in <a href="http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/exp ... x.html">QB Express #26</a>!</p>[/html]
Statistics: Posted by Pete — Sat Feb 09, 2008 6:05 pm
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