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    [VB.Net] Bouncy Ball

    This is the source code and the .exe

    Features:
    1. Multiple Levels
    2. Resembles the 'Brick Breaker' game


    Drawbacks:
    1. Not enough levels imo


    Notes:
    • Eventually I will add some more levels. As of right now, the 5 levels are hard enough :P
    • If you want to increase the speed of the ball, I would suggest lowering the Timer's interval. You could change the Static X,Y if you want to though.



    Full Project:
    Bouncy Ball.zip

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    Re: [VB.Net] Bouncy Ball

    Very Good Game

    Do you have a lesson for make games 2D or 3D ..
    Can you tutorial me ..

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    Re: [VB.Net] Bouncy Ball

    Unfortunately I do not have any lessons for making 2/3d games. However, Jacob Romaine has a few lessons here in the forums. I would do a search for his name and take a look at his DirectX tutorials.

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    Re: [VB.Net] Bouncy Ball

    Quote Originally Posted by dday9 View Post
    Unfortunately I do not have any lessons for making 2/3d games. However, Jacob Romaine has a few lessons here in the forums. I would do a search for his name and take a look at his DirectX tutorials.
    OK my friend , Thanks

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    Re: [VB.Net] Bouncy Ball

    Update

    I created a new class named 'Brick'. It's basically a panel with one added property. That property sets if it is breakable or not. I also created 1 new level with the bricks that cannot be broken. It's nearly identical to level 4, only the bottom tier is unbreakable. I also changed Panel1 and Panel2 to pnl_Ball and pnl_Brick. The unbreakable bricks are gray whereas the breakable bricks are orange.

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