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[Ninja-Goose]

i am trying to create a program to improve your aim on games..

i have NO experience in making programs.. so i am asking for sum1 to accept the challange... (for free)

it will consist of circles popping up, and moving around for a limited amount of time, in which you must double click the image.

the images must move in a "random" direction.. all at different speeds.

the background will basically be white, so that aint a real problem

there must also be a "level" system.. where you can progress through levels getting more and more experience, and the images speeding up each level

it may seem a bit complex, but i really want it done.. if any1 accepts the challange, please say so, an then email me the program (it shouldnt be too big in terms of size, about 5 megs at most) once it is complete

[/\/\isanThr0p]

why don't you do it yourself??
all you need to know is the rnd command I guess....

[Ninja-Goose]

waaa???

i have no idea what-so-ever how to do what you said, i am a complete novice in this area

[Liquid Pennies]

rnd is just a method for calculating random numbers. it will calculate a decimal between (but not including) 0 and 1. multiply this decimal by another number and you can make it a number between 0 and your number.

the only problem is that your program wont really be random unless you tell it to


Private Sub Form_Load()
Randomize 'Makes your Code really random
Shape1.top = Rnd * (form1.height - shape1.height)
'The preceding line will move your shapes y posistion to a random
'point on the form without it going off the edge
End Sub

[/\/\isanThr0p]

well that would be a start for you now you need to think how to move it around... this could be done by moving it by lets say random angles and you could change the angle to a new random angle after a random time... this way it won't just flicker around... instead of angles you could go with the basic 8 directions first since you would not have to bother with any trig...

well basically what I am saying... don't ask for people to program your stuff, ask them how to do it, and if you don't have a clue ask them where to start...

[Liquid Pennies]

Originally posted by /\/\isanThr0p
well basically what I am saying... don't ask for people to program your stuff, ask them how to do it, and if you don't have a clue ask them where to start...

well, that was well said.

[/\/\isanThr0p]

it was a pleasure :)