Thursday, March 12, 2009
What games do you want a walkthrough for
What games do you want a walk trough for. As I will buy that game and make a walkthrough for you on that game. Also if you would like to create a walkthrough for your favourite game please post a comment.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
What is the best Game
What is the best game in the world to be ever made. I just want to know as a refernce to use so when I go and buy a new game, so I can post information on it and even add tips and tricks about it
Free C++ Compilers
I have used a few c++ compilers in my life
I know there are a lot of C++ compilers availiable and the best free compiler I've used is code:blocks. I know there is a quite a few compilers that could be better than code:blocks. But I would be unaware of it since I'm happy with code:blocks. Although Code:BLocks has a friendly user interface it is a little bit more complicated to get everything running. A good compiler for a programmer who has good C++ knowledge.
You can get code:blocks from this website
www.codeblocks.org/
Dev C++ is also a very good compiler and I have had very good results with this compiler and is why I recomend it for begginers to C++. It has a very easy and friendly user interface and is easy for anyone.
You can get Dev C++ from there website which is located at
www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
I know there are a lot of C++ compilers availiable and the best free compiler I've used is code:blocks. I know there is a quite a few compilers that could be better than code:blocks. But I would be unaware of it since I'm happy with code:blocks. Although Code:BLocks has a friendly user interface it is a little bit more complicated to get everything running. A good compiler for a programmer who has good C++ knowledge.
You can get code:blocks from this website
www.codeblocks.org/
Dev C++ is also a very good compiler and I have had very good results with this compiler and is why I recomend it for begginers to C++. It has a very easy and friendly user interface and is easy for anyone.
You can get Dev C++ from there website which is located at
www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
C++ Tutorials
Does anyone have any C++ tutorials
Ok does anyone have any c++ tutorials so I can put them on this blog. I will be collecting tutorials off the internet but I would rather want people to write the tutorials themselves but since I don't know c++ as much as what I would like to know c++. So I will collect tutorials off the net. I f you send me a tutorial that looks the same as one off the net I will put yours on the blog as I'm trying to post own work and not other peoples work.
Ok does anyone have any c++ tutorials so I can put them on this blog. I will be collecting tutorials off the internet but I would rather want people to write the tutorials themselves but since I don't know c++ as much as what I would like to know c++. So I will collect tutorials off the net. I f you send me a tutorial that looks the same as one off the net I will put yours on the blog as I'm trying to post own work and not other peoples work.
Basic4GL Programming Language
What is Basic4GL
Basic4GL is a programming language which is a dialect of the basic programming language. Basic4GL is designed so that it is easy to use the OpenGL Windows API, in fact you can start by programming in OpenGL. You can get plug-in .dll files for basic4GL which could make it easier to use basic4GL for certain events like playing movies. Basic4GL was created by a guy named Tom Mulgrew in his own spare time. If you would like basic4GL you can get it at
http://www.basic4gl.org
If you would like to see what the main projects are or maybe get a plug-in and even help with programming in basic4GL, the site link is
http://www.basic4glproboards.com
There is a list of tutorials, projects, plug-ins and a whole lot of other stuff at the basic4GL wikispace. The link is
http://www.basic4glwikispace.com
What is the use of Basic4GL
The main use of basic4GL is to make graphics based applications like games. It is fairly simple to create 3D games in basic4GL as long as you know basic and OpenGL coding. Basic4GL can be used to prototype your game before porting it to another programming language like C++.
Basic4GL Syntax
As of version 2.3.2, Basic4GL supports a new "traditional BASIC" syntax. This syntax is intended to be more compatible with other BASIC compilers, to make porting code between them and Basic4GL a little bit easier, and to make programming in Basic4GL a little easier for people who are used to other BASIC compilers.
The new syntax must be explicitly enabled, otherwise Basic4GL will simply use the standard Basic4GL syntax.You do this by placing the following command at the top of your program:
language traditional
Basic4GL also accepts:
language basic4gl
Which will switch the compiler to the standard Basic4GL syntax. (Although it's not really necessary, as this is the default syntax anyway.)
And also:
language traditional_print
Which is a tradeoff between the standard Basic4GL syntax, except with a more traditional "print" command syntax.
Tutorials and Demo Programs
I have created a quick set of tutorials for basic4GL and even code of sample programs I created. Ok in the tutorials since they are created by me (The same tutorial might be on the web somewhere else) you may learn more than one new things in basic4GL even if the tutorial wasn’t meant to have
My First Program Tutorial
Welcome to my first program tutorial. This tutorial will teach you how to create a hello word application. Code will look something like this.
The code should look like this.
Ok basic4GL is a very good programming language that can be used to create more than just games, applications and a lot more if you get the skill.
Ok well here is the code to the hello world program
print "Hello World"
Well that is all you need to program a hello world program in basic4GL. Ok lets analyse the hello world code.
Print in basic4GL means the curser is placed right at the end of the last character typed. If you would like to place the cursor on the next line you would need to use a function called printr. Here is a example program that will use both types of print in this application
print "Hello World"
printr "The world is young and new"
printr "So don't waste your life"
Ok now you see how to use print and you have created your first program. Try change the text and use the different print functions for a bit.
Now your ready to go onto the next tutorial.
Basic4GL is a programming language which is a dialect of the basic programming language. Basic4GL is designed so that it is easy to use the OpenGL Windows API, in fact you can start by programming in OpenGL. You can get plug-in .dll files for basic4GL which could make it easier to use basic4GL for certain events like playing movies. Basic4GL was created by a guy named Tom Mulgrew in his own spare time. If you would like basic4GL you can get it at
http://www.basic4gl.org
If you would like to see what the main projects are or maybe get a plug-in and even help with programming in basic4GL, the site link is
http://www.basic4glproboards.com
There is a list of tutorials, projects, plug-ins and a whole lot of other stuff at the basic4GL wikispace. The link is
http://www.basic4glwikispace.com
What is the use of Basic4GL
The main use of basic4GL is to make graphics based applications like games. It is fairly simple to create 3D games in basic4GL as long as you know basic and OpenGL coding. Basic4GL can be used to prototype your game before porting it to another programming language like C++.
Basic4GL Syntax
As of version 2.3.2, Basic4GL supports a new "traditional BASIC" syntax. This syntax is intended to be more compatible with other BASIC compilers, to make porting code between them and Basic4GL a little bit easier, and to make programming in Basic4GL a little easier for people who are used to other BASIC compilers.
The new syntax must be explicitly enabled, otherwise Basic4GL will simply use the standard Basic4GL syntax.You do this by placing the following command at the top of your program:
language traditional
Basic4GL also accepts:
language basic4gl
Which will switch the compiler to the standard Basic4GL syntax. (Although it's not really necessary, as this is the default syntax anyway.)
And also:
language traditional_print
Which is a tradeoff between the standard Basic4GL syntax, except with a more traditional "print" command syntax.
Tutorials and Demo Programs
I have created a quick set of tutorials for basic4GL and even code of sample programs I created. Ok in the tutorials since they are created by me (The same tutorial might be on the web somewhere else) you may learn more than one new things in basic4GL even if the tutorial wasn’t meant to have
My First Program Tutorial
Welcome to my first program tutorial. This tutorial will teach you how to create a hello word application. Code will look something like this.
The code should look like this.
Ok basic4GL is a very good programming language that can be used to create more than just games, applications and a lot more if you get the skill.
Ok well here is the code to the hello world program
print "Hello World"
Well that is all you need to program a hello world program in basic4GL. Ok lets analyse the hello world code.
Print in basic4GL means the curser is placed right at the end of the last character typed. If you would like to place the cursor on the next line you would need to use a function called printr. Here is a example program that will use both types of print in this application
print "Hello World"
printr "The world is young and new"
printr "So don't waste your life"
Ok now you see how to use print and you have created your first program. Try change the text and use the different print functions for a bit.
Now your ready to go onto the next tutorial.
Age of Empires 1: Gold Edition Rise of Rome Expantion
About Age of Empires
Age of Empires (often abbreviated to AoE or AofE), is a history-based real-time strategy computer game released in 1997. Developed by Ensemble Studios and published by Microsoft, the game uses the Genie Game Engine, a 2D sprite based game engine. The game allows the user to act as the leader of an ancient civilization by advancing them through four ages, (Stone Age, Tool Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age) gaining access to new and improved units with each advance.Originally touted as "Civilization" meets "Warcraft", many thought that it failed to live up to these expectations when it was released. However, it did receive generally good reviews, and an expansion pack for the game was released in 1998 named Age of Empires: The Rise of Rome Expansion. Both the original Age of Empires and the expansion pack were later released as "the Gold Edition".
System Requirements
Age of Empires (often abbreviated to AoE or AofE), is a history-based real-time strategy computer game released in 1997. Developed by Ensemble Studios and published by Microsoft, the game uses the Genie Game Engine, a 2D sprite based game engine. The game allows the user to act as the leader of an ancient civilization by advancing them through four ages, (Stone Age, Tool Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age) gaining access to new and improved units with each advance.Originally touted as "Civilization" meets "Warcraft", many thought that it failed to live up to these expectations when it was released. However, it did receive generally good reviews, and an expansion pack for the game was released in 1998 named Age of Empires: The Rise of Rome Expansion. Both the original Age of Empires and the expansion pack were later released as "the Gold Edition".
System Requirements
- Windows 95, windows 98, windows NT workstation 4.0 or windows XP and also Windows Vista
- 16 MB RAM for Windows 95 or windows 98, 24 MB for Windows NT
- DirectSound 5 API compatible sound card
- 235 MB hard disk space, 50 MB of availible hard disk space for swap file.
- Mouse
- 4X CD rom
- 90 MHz Pentium or faster
- Super VGA video display (with 1 MB VRAM)
- 28.8kps modem for head-to-head play
Installing
To Install
Insert the Age of Empires Gold CD into CD rom drive then follow directions on screen.
Note: Age of Empires Gold installs both Age of Empires 1.0b and Age of Empires Expansion 1.0 on your computer
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