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I believe 3D web browsing would require a combination of voice recognition to ask Google questions (similar to searching when we type), data gloves for moving objects around within the virtual web...

Well just like the airplane from over 117 years ago, noone thought that we could fly. Until somebody finally did it right. Just like 3D web browsing. Someone needs to implement it correctly for it to...

Apparently noone seen my Flappy Bird game in VB.Net :bigyello: You can find it in my signature.

Although I been programming games for decades, C++ and Java (through Android) have been my go to...

Me personally made Flappy Bird on VB.Net. Got thousands of downloads. C++ and Android Studio are my goto places for games now. And for good reason.

Exactly my point. And it is possible without a keyboard and mouse. Were talking fully interactive websites. Its about to be 2021 and were still dealing with only 2d text, videos, and photos. This to...

Who needs DirectX when you can have a simple console window do all the 3D for ya. :bigyello:


#define NOMINMAX
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#include <Windows.h>
#include <iostream>
#include...

16 years later along with a pandemic we still got no 3D web browser... Fail to all you programmers in the world. Mega fail

I knew I smelled a dead cat a mile away. :bigyello:

wossname??? :eek2:

I could use a good expresso

Lord knows I miss him :(

timeshifter must come back at once!

Tweet away your majesty. Tweet away.

Its highly unlikely. It was 16 years ago since I posted what was at the time my old projects.

Behold your new supreme leader of the Exclusive Chit Chatters Club... Shaggy Hiker. I will be vice president of it :bigyello:

Or we can both be president. One of us needs to be Vice President, and since you are the super moderator..... ah nuts :(

The wayback machine not only had a harddrive crash in its history, the computers screen in the laptop went completely out, starting with inversing the colors for sometime then went out altogether....

Once the other guys goes (looks at you), it shall be me :bigyello:

Rats. Cause I lost those files due to a harddrive failure some years ago.

I was feeling nostalgic and examined some of my early posts. Then I ran into this:
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This thread seemed to have hacked VBForums a bit there o.O. Caused a huge server lag spike. Nothing can handle the Exclusive Chit Chatters Club. Hehe and to think wossname wanted it abolished.

The Exclusive Chit Chatters Club is back in business people!

After 15 years, nothing demolished the ECCC :bigyello:

It shall live on forever!

You will most definitely run into problems during the conversion, which is why it is pointless. Collision is definitely one of them. The PPU chip in the NES already handles the collision using...

I think it would be easier if you visualize what the game is doing and code it by hand. Getting the direct source code wont convert well to modern hardware because the code is working around the...

You have to understand what the contents of an NES rom is and how to code in 6502 assembly (all 56 opcodes and 13 address modes, not including illegal opcodes :eek2:) and know the hexadecimal numbers...

Out of the bloom, I decided to tackle this issue because it is now happening on my modern piece of hardware as well.

http://www.vbforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=113119&d=1398159269

and...

I challenge you all to the death. You pick a Kata coding challenge, and I'll provide the solution in either C, C++, C#, VB.Net, or Java :bigyello:

https://www.codewars.com/kata/latest/my-languages...

You know, I believe you are right about all of that, and yes I admit I was wrong about things. But bare with me. I'm experimenting here and only going by observations. Just cause things work on other...

Well I'm gonna have to hunt down the entry point. Gonna look now...

Good news. I'm getting closer to my goal. Found a working solution for C#, which could be the solution for VB.Net. And with that said, I can potentially convert it to VB6:


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Yes baka, it's only when a graphics library is used such as DirectX, OpenGL, or Vulkan. This one line of code taps into the GeForce part of your NVidea GeForce video card, unleashing superb speed.
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Ok guys I'm back. And here is what I found.

Schmidt, _declspec(dllexport) does more than methods. It also does variables. NvOptimusEnablement is a variable, so the Sub Export trick is not gonna...

Well I tried to do it in a C++ dll but it didn't work:

geforceexperience.h

#pragma once

#ifdef GEFORCEEXPERIENCE_EXPORTS
#define GEFORCEEXPERIENCE_API __declspec(dllexport)
#else
#define...

Ya think if I write a C++ dll file containing this one line would do the trick? I should try it right now to give it a whirl :bigyello:

I'm trying to do an experiment in VB6. I haven't used VB6 in forever, but in C++, if you enabled DirectX, OpenGL, or Vulkan, doesn't matter really, and you have a NVidea based graphics card, adding...

stupid upload :p

Idiots don't realize that Sandpaper at Home Depot makes for some great toilet paper :bigyello:

The problem is, is that commercial apps dont behave in this manner, and it would be nice to know.



I'll see if I can find it

Stupid question. How do I put my app in an installer? :ehh:

Would an application installer help bypass this? It does it even when not in the downloads folder. Like if I put it in its own folder in the C drive as a first time run app, it will pop up.