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Wait for Input13th April 2007 In Blitz if you want to have a program wait for a key press you can use WaitKey. What if you want to wait until either a key is pressed or the mouse has been clicked? Any suggestions? |
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get album art from an MP3 (APIC frame?)13th April 2007 Would the file size not be stored in the PNG file header or something? |
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RPG Game12th April 2007 Version 0.01 Heres a very early working version. You can do some stuff like equip items, eat food, use keys to unlock doors, and set off pressure plates. Key controls for actions are: L : look O : open E : eat U : use D : drop Right clicking some*snip* |
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Convert between Integer and ASCII11th April 2007 If its just one character then you can add 48 to it to turn it into its ascii code; If the intger is several characters long then you could turn it into a string and go through each character getting the ascii code for it. I don't know if this is exactly *snip* |
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get album art from an MP3 (APIC frame?)11th April 2007 Well for C there is Bass which is free as long as you dont use it for commercial purposes. Dont if it works with C# but if it dosent theres probably a wrapper around for it. |
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#095 - The Zero G Challenge10th April 2007 Then do it here and leave a comment ;) |
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Stripping tabs in PHP10th April 2007 \\t should be it. Its the same in C if you want to put tabs in strings and stuff. |
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#094 - The Atari 2600 Challenge10th April 2007 Dragonfire really feels like a genuine 8 bit game. Good stuff Eikon :) |
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is the type deleted?10th April 2007 Hey paul Ignore the above code the Null thing worked and its much easier. Example: [code] Graphics 640, 480, 32, 2 SetBuffer BackBuffer() Dim t_han(1000) Type thing Field x, y, c End Type For i = 1 To 1000 t.thing = New thing t\\x = Rand(0, 639)*snip* |
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is the type deleted?10th April 2007 Heres a working example of what I meant: [code] Graphics 640, 480, 32, 2 SetBuffer BackBuffer() Global things=1000 Dim t_han(1000) Type thing Field x, y, c End Type For i = 1 To 1000 t.thing = New thing t\\x = Rand(0, 639) t\\y = Rand(0, 479) *snip* |
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Type Handle Example10th April 2007 Heres some example code of using a handle to get types. I dident write this, it was originally posted on CW by Bram32, but its a good explanation and a useful thing to know so here it is: [code] Type enemy Field x Field y End Type ;make an ar*snip* |
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is the type deleted?10th April 2007 That wouldent work using a handle for your types tho Blitz3Dman. Something like this should though: Have a variable that holds the number of objects that exist. When you delete an object swap its handle with the handle number at the position to where th*snip* |
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Site Update - 26 March 200710th April 2007 Cool :) |
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is the type deleted?10th April 2007 I'm not completely sure. I had the same problem once before but forgot what I did to solve it. When deleted does the object get reverted to Null? If that was it you could check that its not Null before returning it. |
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Subnet Calculator9th April 2007 Yeah the validations screwed up in IE. It only lets you put 2 characters in the IP address fields when a lot of the time you need 3. The rest should work fine tho. [edit]Er. Just found out that the subnet range list is screwed up in IE too :-/[/edit] |
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Subnet Calculator9th April 2007 Its pretty boring and I dont know if any of you guys will find a use for it but this is what I have been working on this week. I made it with the idea that it would make a networking assignment I got to do easier but it probably took longer then the ass*snip* |
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Age8th April 2007 Well happy birthday too then steve :) |
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Age8th April 2007 Happy birthday blanko :) |
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Age8th April 2007 In a sense yes. In English you would not use alert in that context. |
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Age8th April 2007 Older. Oh and this: [quote]Plz, be patient and alert me about my grammatical errors![/quote] Could maybe be changed to something like: [quote]Please be patient and notify me about my grammatical errors.[/quote] ;) |
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How to be Productive8th April 2007 - Do you program late at night Yes because theres nothing around to disturb. - Do you bring food? Drink? What kinds? Lots of tea or coffee. I don't tend to eat much when coding. - Do you program in the dark, or with the lights on? Lights on, but a dim*snip* |
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Sidescroller6th April 2007 When I click the link it takes me to some site asking me to logon? Does that webspace provider allow direct linking? If not Id recommend using one that does. |
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Sidescroller2nd April 2007 Hey I didn't say you were. I just think he was asking that this topic didn't turn into a criticism of his code ;) |
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Project Motivation2nd April 2007 Good luck with it :) If you are planning something big then I would recommend using a language that everyone is familiar with. IE: Blitz. If you really want to use and learn C++ and open GL. Then it may be better to start of with simple things. Like a WW*snip* |
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Sidescroller2nd April 2007 I'd agree that the format of your code is important for it to be easily understood by yourself and others, but: [quote=Blitz3DMan]Included is my uncleaned code, please don't get mad at me[/quote] |
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