Ntsc: some people don't like supporting Microsoft. Also, from my experience Dev-C++ is better. Microsoft loads down Visual Studio with tons of annoying menus and other superfluous shit. It reminds me very much of Windows, which is why I don't really care for it.
I don't like Microsoft either, but I use it anyway.
I remember trying to simply compile the "hell world" code with Dev-C++ and it errored on me
EDIT: "hell world", awesome typo
I'd have to see exactly what you did, but I'd imagine it'd be pretty hard to fuck that one up. Obviously you thought it worked one way, when it really doesn't. Always helps to look around a bit at how the environment works before trying to compile something.
I could do graphics as well ... maybe. Depends on what you're looking for.
I'm thinking sort of Fusion style, but a little less fluorescent colors.[/quote] Alright, I suppose I could help you with backgrounds and maybe some sprites. Just note that I'm not exactly huge on sprite animations (movement animations, to be more precise), but I could probably do some flashing-type backgrounds. I dunno. I'd need to get more of an idea of what it is you're trying to do.
I learned C off of the Dev-C++ tutorial thing. Well, sort of. I started it, but dropped it once I started trying to program a Guess the Number game and the number was always 46 or something. I just recently realized why that happens, though, so I'll probably go back through that tutorial over the next couple of days, then learn C++ or Python or whatever.
I learned C off of the Dev-C++ tutorial thing. Well, sort of. I started it, but dropped it once I started trying to program a Guess the Number game and the number was always 46 or something. I just recently realized why that happens, though, so I'll probably go back through that tutorial over the next couple of days, then learn C++ or Python or whatever.
I read this and got the impression that you feel you "almost" learned a programming language, and you'll have learned it in a few days. :P
Maybe he already knows another language or something, I dunno. Then again, I doubt he'd be getting logic errors regardless, but maybe it was a syntax thing.
Oh sorry I should have been more specific. I personally just used DirectX SDK (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=572BE8A6-263A-4424-A7FE-69CFF1A5B180&displaylang=en) though it is getting stupid with all the "XAudio" and "XInput" crap support for XBox. I'm certain the GameDeveloper's SDK you mentioned is built off of DirectX. You can try it out if you'd like. SDKs are there to help you code faster although they require that you learn how they work which is time consuming.
I think if this project does actually start coming alive I'll help in any way I can with ASM or debugging or whatever. Make sure you come onto IRC aswell, that's where you're most likely to be able to find me if you want some help
I think if this project does actually start coming alive I'll help in any way I can with ASM or debugging or whatever. Make sure you come onto IRC aswell, that's where you're most likely to be able to find me if you want some help
Yeah okay cool I'll add you to the list of people that help.
Well with the MIDI format, you can add extra data in to it that only a particular program can read. So you could add extra sounds or insert video etc. if you wanted
There should be a rule against topics like this, unless you've completed at least one project on your own. I've even made a topic like this (although I was only asking for help with a VERY specific piece of coding) and I feel stupid for doing so.