Some questions about programing.
Hi evrybody :wave: , I wan't to ask a few questions which I think you can answer so here are they:
First : In a simple RPG you have 1 object the character and he goes after the mouse click,mine question is how they record were the mouse is and how the object know where to go and how recognize the click from something other.
Secend: If i have something on the ground and I click on the object lets say sword how can I draw it in the inentory so he can be object in use.
Third: I am a proud owner of wii from a few months and I can't find some resours or API to read the data from wii remote and write some simple code or make some simple pc game so any resource are welcome.
If my Post is for vb.net please move it and I am sorry for making troubles. :)
But if that can be done in visual basic 6 will be wonderfull :rolleyes:
Re: Some questions about programing.
This is probably where you'll get the most help.
Re: Some questions about programing.
VB's got a bunch of events like .MouseDown, etc to detect clicks.
The control with the game board would have those events, so you just put in an event handler. Then you can get the coordinates from the event parameters.
Any reason you prefer vb6?
Re: Some questions about programing.
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Kallog
VB's got a bunch of events like .MouseDown, etc to detect clicks.
The control with the game board would have those events, so you just put in an event handler. Then you can get the coordinates from the event parameters.
Any reason you prefer vb6?
Maybe, because this is the first pc language I learn and who I am good at.
Today I buy a book about c++ and I think finally to learn it,'cuz how can I say I am programmer when don't know c++ :D .
I start from the most begining,but this sure is something.
So if you can give me some examples with some website or something for moving object to mouse click.
And If can someone answer me, on the third question I will be very obliged to the guy who answer !
Re: Some questions about programing.
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mitko29
Maybe, because this is the first pc language I learn and who I am good at.
Today I buy a book about c++ and I think finally to learn it,'cuz how can I say I am programmer when don't know c++ :D .
I don't want to get all preachy, but...
Most of the websites now are about VB.net. It's a bit harder to find vb6 code on the net anymore.
vb.net is a pretty easy step from vb6. It's probably even easier because intellisense is amazing.
VB6 will cause headaches if you try to distribute your application. Things like dll-hell. Some of the dlls are no longer distributed with Windows, but some never were, so you have to decide what to install case-by-case.
The VB6 IDE fell out of extended support in 2008.
If you ever want to upgrade a VB6 app to VB.net, the task can be so big it's easier to rewrite it. I spent a year upgrading and many parts I just rewrote to save time.
vb.net is object oriented, which will help transition to C++.
vb.net is free! (Visual Basic Express Edition) It's not really crippled because the fancy features in the pay versions seem to be mostly productivity aids that never even existed in VB6.
Um, oh, what was your question again? Wii controller, sorry no idea :P
Re: Some questions about programing.
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Originally Posted by
Kallog
I don't want to get all preachy, but...
Most of the websites now are about VB.net. It's a bit harder to find vb6 code on the net anymore.
vb.net is a pretty easy step from vb6. It's probably even easier because intellisense is amazing.
VB6 will cause headaches if you try to distribute your application. Things like dll-hell. Some of the dlls are no longer distributed with Windows, but some never were, so you have to decide what to install case-by-case.
The VB6 IDE fell out of extended support in 2008.
If you ever want to upgrade a VB6 app to VB.net, the task can be so big it's easier to rewrite it. I spent a year upgrading and many parts I just rewrote to save time.
vb.net is object oriented, which will help transition to C++.
vb.net is free! (Visual Basic Express Edition) It's not really crippled because the fancy features in the pay versions seem to be mostly productivity aids that never even existed in VB6.
Um, oh, what was your question again? Wii controller, sorry no idea :P
wow :eek: you made a very big reclame,about the vb.net.
I will try it after c ++,but seriosly I am more intrested about this program,because most of the games,app,software for mobile phone or video game is written there.
Thanks for all answers on my question's,but I already found evrythink I have on my mind.
