Just in time.....A guy over here is asking for help converting Python code to VB code.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
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Just in time.....A guy over here is asking for help converting Python code to VB code.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
I went ahead and posted an answer.
I've done so much C++ that I only have half a colon.
Fortunately, that isn't true, but there ought to be a joke in there somewhere.
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Ketchup probably is a jam.
Blasphemy!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
It's a vegetable, though, since Reagan declared it as such.
Reagan is never wrong so this should not be further debated!!! ;)
Now, if only Reagan could declare me a multimillionaire, that would be sweet.
I know Reagan, she had a crush on me in elementary school. That is, until she saw that I wasn't a jock and a little dork.
Nancy was going for elementary school boys??!?!?!?!?!!!!
Just say no.
No means yes.
Yes means anal.
Lol, my brother in law says that one a lot.
Shaggy, have you checked out my 'Draw Primitives' xna tutorial yet? I'm pretty proud of it, and I think that you're the only one on this forum that would actually understand the difficulty I had figuring out how to draw the primitives.
No, I haven't, but not only will I probably be looking pretty soon, I'll probably be using it. Thanks for mentioning it. I have some primitives that I will have to be drawing in the next few months, and that may help me.
Basically the whole process behind it is that there is no such thing as a 2d primitive, only 3d primitives that look 2d.
Actually I just did a little test using GDI+ and XNA. Drawing 1000 black lines horizontally and 500 white lines vertically(whenever I looped I did 0 to 999 step 2) and one green ellipse in the middle. GDI+ took 749 milliseconds while XNA took 40.