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Oh right, in graphics mode, you can't have windows graphics applications in QB because of the dos part of it. it won't let you. my trick would work if you were making a screen 0 program too, not just in edit mode...but as soon as you're in graphics, you're in full screen mode.

You should be able to return to windowed mode by pressing the following combination of keys.

ALT + Enter (return whatever it's called on your keyboard).

This is a toggle as in press it once it returns to windowed mode, press it again it goes back to full screen mode, etc etc.

Hope this helps.

I think you can Mac...besides CONFIGURATION-SECTION is an optional one since COBOL 85.

I think it was a descriptive piece of information hence, could have any name.

Hi supernova, I wrote a tutorial on binary file in this webste's e-zine. You can read it here: http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/express/issue8/index.html#binaryfiles How it helps, it teaches how to write and read binary files based on datatype and also with en example using user defined types. Ho...

From what I've seen, if you post a message on freebasic.net there's good chances he'll see it.

I'll have one done by tomorrow, monday the latest. I've been busy most of the past month, so I'm doing it all starting today. its amaxing how much time getting into the kids to school routine takes out of one's schedule .

But now I'm in the routine, so, I can write some .

done deal, it's in general now. ....gthere should be a "damn awesome project section" to put this in . along with a few others I've seen. .

Great work, but I've come to expect nothing less of Dr_D

If it's windows 98 or windows 95, you can try the following. reboot (in MS-DOS prompt only. Then go to c:\Windows\system with the DOS CD command. CD \ CD Windows\system Then Attrib -r -s -h user.dat then del user.dat then reboot, Windows should recreate a new user.dat file. That's fixed alot of situ...

I didn't even know about that ;-)....Zork and those types of game, hard to say how they're doing today per se. It would be fun if it did though. Might teach those big 3D game makers a thing or two about what "should" be in a good game. They got the graphics, sure, but sometimes, the story ...

DOn't judge a post by it's title .

This one was genuine. He/She showed he worked on it, had code, everything. Hence as a mod, I saw no reason to remove it.

There's nothing stopping you from doing a series ....vectors first. some have split it into up to 7 parts actually, I know, I'm one of them ...so don't worry, you wouldn't be first

An array in a user defined type, of this size, isn't always a good idea...when you think about it: 320x480x4 (4 bytes for an integer variable) is about 613Kb in size. That's alot for QB to handle. It depends on what exactly you want to do with that user defined type. My first suggestion would be to ...

Nice example. Worked great here ....

Libraries are just a special kind of module. IN QB don't have any code in the main part of the program, just a list of SUBS and FUNCTIONS (as needed). MILIB.BAS SUB This() ....CODE for the sub END SUB SUB That() ....CODE for the sub END SUB SUB Them() ....CODE for the sub END SUB Then Have a <Module...

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This is me asking hehe.

I wan't it

I voted for wireframe as well. I want one of those hehe....

like Pete said though, a physics engine would be a good idea. But I'm trying to be selfish here and push the wireframe one forward. hehe

Mentat wrote:Anybody want some specs for tutorials? I'm thinking of wireframe.

DEFINATELY i want it...darn right

I typically use an array for that. A 2 dimensional array that is.

hopefully in the next few days