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C++ is definitely one of the top languages. It doesn't really matter what language you use, as long as you are good at it, and you can use it to create cross-platform games, if you want to distribute them or go commercial. From reading around, it seems that C# is …

Hi all. I am trying >_< to use Ejay Dance 7 to make music to put in the games that I make. I put the disc in and a menu comes up: play, install, unistall blah blah blah. So I click play, obviously. The screen goes black, and the mouse …

M+ is adding display to the memory MR is recalling the memory. Ie: You do a sum and get the result 6.3322 and you need this for another sum. So, you press M+ to ad 6.3322 to the memory, then you type in the next sum. When you need 6.3322, …

Write simple theatre booking system. Start off by just using the console, then possibly moving on to GUI. Similarly, start off storing your data in text files, then move on to using proper database modules. Don't put yourself under too much pressure either! Just have a simple system that lets …

In Tokyo, a bicycle is faster than a car for most trips of less than 50 minutes!

I have some basic Tkinter tutorials on youtube if anyone wants to look. [url]http://www.youtube.com/pyProgrammer96[/url]

Futhermore, why does findNode return none, and why do you need an if statement there to check whether it will return either nothing, or nothing? Therefore, findNode and actorNode will always be none, so your 'ifs' at lines 28 and 31 will always be none.

We can help you if you make a start on the code to show your commited to your project :) I would recommend that you look into using a program called PyGame. Start of making some basic programs such as how to open a window with PyGame and then how …

i take it you installed the binary for your version of python?

*Shares glance with 'firstPerson'* I think that you mean - how to compile into a program to run on any windows (for example) computer. On your IDE (Dev-C++, Visual Studio, CodeBlocks, etc., click compile. Then in the project directory (or specified exe output directory), find the .exe file. This is …

Your probably best of leaving your project for a bit. If you haven't done graphics before, go here: [url]http://www.cppgameprogramming.com/cgi/nav.cgi?page=index[/url] (double-click anywhere to bring up the site menu) and learn allegro. Make pong or space invaders or something first, then go back to do your project. Basically just keep your existing …

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Hi all. I have a virtual CD drive on my computer and I need to change that to the default disc-drive. Eg. The proper CD drive is letter D and the virtual CD-Drive is letter G. Can I just change the drive letters around? Thanks

Try downloading the source package of wxPython. Then run [ICODE]setup.py install[/ICODE] from the command line.

I would recommend he starts with something similar to Game Maker to understand the concepts of making a game (ie. mathmatical and logical side), before moving onto a simple language such as Scratch or Python.

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I'm thinking of adding a mini pcie SSD to my netbook seeing as they seem reasonably cheap. I have a spare mini pcie slot but I'm a completely new to this so what I want to ask is this: * Can I just get [this](http://www.suntekstore.co.uk/goods.php?id=10010412&utm_source=gbuk) card and fit it? How …

I have a half-mini PCI-E WiFi card (RTL8192E to be exact), which has 2 small aerial pins plugged into it. Can I use this without any aerials in a new PC build so I don't have to buy a new WiFi card? If it will work, would the signal be …

Here is one of the problems. I copied your program into notepad (correct indentation) and made the two appropriate gif images. I save the problem as a python script and ran it. It opened, drew, and then closed. The reason for this is that you only run through one cycle …

Hi there, My friend and I are making a game, which is based on a tile engine we are making. The map is loaded into an array of integers to represent each different tile. However, in the map class, we need the variable `data` to hold the integer array so …

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Have a look at this. Not sure how helpful it will be, but it has some description or another on the page: [url]http://www.codeproject.com/KB/applications/xcmyk.aspx[/url]

I like to drive. I may be fourteen, but I have driven a Mercedes A-Class on a test course and a Mercedes 4x4 on a specialised off-road course. 'Twas very enjoyable. Do you listen to music alot?

Hi all, I'm a total newbie to Ubuntu (12.04) - I've literally been using it a few hours. I have a samsung n220 netbook with an RTL8192e card, but its not recognised. I've been slaving away trying to get this thing working (connected to router via ethernet right now). I …

Hi all, I have a simple OpenGL program (learnt from NeHe of course) and I've tried to implement GLSL shaders into my program. Currently, its meant to draw a cube with a shader and quit on escape. However, at the line **`GLenum program = glCreateProgramObjectARB();`** it stops responding and closes. …

I have finally managed to make some progress on PyOpenGL textures. Now I have another problem. Here is my OpenGL init function (its in a script called gl2D.py: [CODE]def init(): glEnable(GL_BLEND) glBlendFunc(GL_SRC_ALPHA, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA) glTexEnvi(GL_TEXTURE_ENV, GL_TEXTURE_ENV_MODE, GL_MODULATE) glEnable(GL_TEXTURE_2D) glShadeModel(GL_SMOOTH) glClearColor(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0) glDisable(GL_DEPTH_TEST) glEnable(GL_ALPHA_TEST) glHint(GL_PERSPECTIVE_CORRECTION_HINT, GL_NICEST) glAlphaFunc(GL_NOTEQUAL,0.0)[/CODE] And here is …

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Hi all. I'm using DragonFireSDK to make an iPhone app, which means that I can't use any external libraries other than the SDK one. I am trying to get an integer variable for score to a function which will display text on the screen. However, that function takes a char* …

Bit of a noob question this. I am using a library which has this function: [ICODE]int TextAdd(int x, int y, char *text, int font);[/ICODE] I need to use this function to display a score. I have the variable [ICODE]int score[/ICODE] and I would like to put it into that function …

If your just starting out, use Unity. Its suprisingly powerful.

OP - In future, please do not post huge amounts of code like that, as many people won't read it. Lucky for you, we have some fantastic people who will read it. But for future reference, this is an IT forum, not a library :P

Uhhhhhh...I think PyGame might have something... [url]http://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/camera.html[/url]

You should put "self" in the arguments for all the functions in the class. [CODE] ... def recibir_ataque(self, vida): ... def excepcionVida(self, vida): ... def moverPosicion(self, posicion,velocidad): ... [/CODE]

Try the "allegro" library. Do a search on YouTube for how to set it up with VC++. There is a good set of tutorials and some example (the examples are all games-based) at: [url]http://www.cppgameprogramming.com/cgi/nav.cgi?page=allegbasics[/url] Just double click anywhere on the site to bring up the menu :)

[url]http://www.py2exe.org/[/url]

If you have access to a windows machine you could get DragonFireSDK and code in C++ on windows...to make iPhone apps :D It's REALLY easy to use and REALLY cheap to use.

Please repost your code with code tags (push the code button before you paste your code).

I think allegro is a good place to start. It's fairly primitive, but it should be advanced enough to make some good little 2D games, as long as you know what your doing with it. Not sure what you mean about PyGame not being documented very well. There are loads …

I'm not too sure in this area, but seeing as the power light is on, it sounds like the plug is working, though you could test this out with a voltmeter to make sure the plug is supplying the correct voltage.

Wow! That's a lot of code! The best thing to do, before we read through your code, is for you to use "cout" statements to work out where the lions are disappearing. Look at the last console line when a lion disappears at the wrong time, and then you can …

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Can you give us any more detail that might help? Are you getting any compiler warnings/errors? What output are you getting? What output should you be getting?

I was wondering if it's possible for me to create a Digital Sound Processing (DSP) program using Python. Basically, I don't know anything about how I would do this and I would like somebody to point me in the right direction. I don't want somebody to write code, but I …