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Then think of it has a B to B+ average in school and score in the 55-65 percentile on entrance/admission exams. Does that translate better?
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That program was at a USA Southern public university. If you had a GPA of 3.0 and ACT score of 27 or SAT of 900, you probably would've gotten in without breaking a sweat. However, this knowledge...
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I think that it depends on the location and the university. Visual Basic was considered way too lightweight at my university. We started in C++ and Java. Then, we moved into C with network/OS...
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Not to get too far off topic, but I've known plenty of people who got into university--Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, etc--that didn't know Visual Basic. Personally, I knew C & C++, but...
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I have. DoOrdering isn't going to work the way you want it to work. Since you reset County (County as in a small regional area or Count of position due to its Y value?) each go around, there is a...
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If you want to the CPU to handle any kind of non-random movement, you would use pathfinding routines depicted in the links I provided.
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Your question is going to be different from his question. For the most part, there really isn't a question to ask. Search the web for "pathfinding" AI.
Game AI Resources: Pathfinding ...
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Also, you can refer to this game demo for an example on how to make the game and its AI. Also, taken from that post:In his defense, I've read some AI design articles using Tic-Tac-Toe as a simple...
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A decision tree is just as it sounds: a series of If statements that are arranged to cut down on unnecessary checks and to arrive at a decision. Below are links for DTs and the overarching field...
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Ultimately, your Tic-Tac-Toe AI is going to be a lot of condition statements. It is all boiled-down to:' Pseudo-Code
If Scenario1 Then
Play( Move1 )
Else If Scenario2 Then
Play( Move2 )...
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Look into using the Windows API call: TransparentBlt
Where are you wanting to use the graphic transparency? On a form? In a game?
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I've figured out how to handle these types of questions via VB 6.0:' I kid because I've used the tutorials a lot up to now: :D
2D_Graphics_Questions:
If InStrB(User.Name, "Jacob Roman") <> 0...
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Second tip: Use the VBCode tag for encapsulating your source code. It will provide syntax highlighting and some formatting features to make it easier to read. :thumb:
From your sample, you...
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You may need to decode it/translate it differently. The text encoding could be UTF-8, UTF-16, etc depending on the telnet server and its configuration.
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Welcome to the forums :wave:
In this kind of situation, it would be helpful if you provided the source code to your project or problematic section. As your post currently stands, I don't think...
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Need more cN input. :cool:
Okay. You've gotten your "Buyer Beware" statement out of the way.I'm game. I know it may be reinventing the re-invented wheel, but I'm still trying to parlay my...
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Here's my two cents (US) worth:
* Vista v. OpenGL: Dunno
* DirectDraw v. Direct3D: Affirmative. DD is going to be ultimately replaced by D3D, and D3D can do everything DD used to do.
* OpenGL...
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Like in chemicalNova's post. You would gather input, decide what direction you wanted to ship to face/point, and blit just that "image" to the screen.' Pseudo-Code
'Blit Image One
Blit(hDc,...
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A sample image file showing what chemicalNova means: It is one image file, but it has different "images" in it showing the ship pointing in different locations. You would just Blit out the 1...
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This post is a follow-up post to my first post.
I purchased a copy of Visual Studio 2005--business expense--to try my hand on porting my existing game forward so I could start my experiment with...
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We may need a few more details as to what language/APIs are you using, what kind of graphics are you showing, what kind of "movement" are you doing, and maybe another few that skip my mind at this...
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I think you can do it, but unfortunately, I don't think that you will have a simple, graceful way of achieving this desired goal. Here are a few ideas, and we can build upon it later after you...
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For some strange reason, as soon as I read "tile engine", things started clicking in my head as to what I could be doing in making my life easier. How do you handle the UI aspect of the game? Would...
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Sounds like Classic 8 Ball to me. 9 Ball would be where you only use the first 9 balls--arranged like a diamond instead of a triangle--and sink them in order from 1 to 9 (Gross over-simplification...
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You could try Beep which is more of a Windows API call than VB. It can handle Frequency and Duration.
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Start with VB 6.0 or VB.Net. Ask questions as you hit roadblocks. Use vbGORE as a sample/example to help you learn.
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I'd recommend that you look at projects like vbGORE and move from there. See how he did his work and learn from there.
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Answer: It depends.
vbGORE was written using VB 6.0 (I believe). You can use whatever language you know (Java, C++, C#, VB 6, VB.Net, etc) as long as you know what you want. A better question...
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@chemicalNova: Thank you for your response. I'll try to provide some more detail in regards to the issues you have raised.
Maintenance and Structural Issues: While I've tried to keep most...
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I'm currently working on a strategy/simulation game, and as development continues on it, I'm finding myself wondering if I'm at a crossroad. Originally, I was developing it in VB6 using basic VB6...
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Instead of sending input through DirectInput to be translated into a command or functionality, you may probably have to call that functionality directly.
If your code went like this example...
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For someone else's question about this kind of thing, I would recommend that you download vbGORE--there should be a post about it in our Game Demo section--and see how he did it. I think it was...
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First, please use the VBCODE tag for posting code. The syntax coloring and spacing/formatting make it easier to read. :thumb:
Also, I think the .IntersectsWith() method takes a rectangle...
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vbSrcCopy may be a VB6 const that was removed for the later VB.Net stuff. Unsure 'cause I haven't taken the plunge into VB.Net.
Look at this sample showing how you can utilize BitBlt without...
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:wave: Welcome to the Forum :wave:
First, please encapsulate your code within the VBCODE tag. It provides better formatting and syntax coloring to make the reading of the code easier.
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Use this Forum's Search option for the phrase "bounce ball". While not complete tutorials, it turned up 43 posts--for me--about people looking into ball "collision detection".
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Not exactly. I think what si_the_geek was aiming for something along the lines that you could sort the array as you move through it. The approach that he posted was varied form of a bubble sort,...
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I'm tackling this post strictly using stream-of-consciousness thinking. Hopefully, you'll be able to follow it. If not, feel free to ask questions. :afrog:
If you design your game loop right,...
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As it stands now, he has one big block, and the block has the population density of Manhattan (The island part of New York City for non-Americans here) during a building/renovation boom. The...
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