Nov 29 2004, 10:34 am
In response to Lorddonk
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Lorddonk
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@_@ too many questions huh? lol
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4) The refrence uses world.Repop() to respawn Objects. :0
Also, Shun Di has a demo on this(spawners, I believe). | |
Hell Ramen wrote:
4) The refrence uses world.Repop() to respawn Objects. :0 I looked her up. She didn't have a re-spawn demo =( | |
http://developer.byond.com/hub/ShunDi/ShunDisSkillsDemo
I think Shun Di's a boy. o.o | |
Lorddonk wrote:
(1) I have created a game. And my friend said he'd do testing and stuff for me. So what do I do? Does he just download Byond and then I give him the code ? And if I do that will we 'see' each other in game? ^ For this all you need to do is let him download BYOND, then send him the .dmb and .rsc file your game makes when compiled. Let him run the .dmb and host, then you join him and you will 'see' each other there. (2)what would the code look like if I wanted to make a monster, say, 'bug' move? ^ Well, if your doing it randomly you could use the walk_rand proc. Other ways would be other forms of walk. (3)And if I wanted to create a boat or something that carries people acrosst the ocean would I do the same thing only make a turf move? ^ Just change the players icon to a blank one, and make a var and set it to 1, then when entering water check that var, and if it is 1 allow them to go on water, and make the boat move with them using Move(). (4)And how do I make stuff re-spawn? The F1 help thing had a code but it didn't work. ^ All you need to do is possibly make a ticker and then re-loop it self but make sure you put in world.Repop() in there somewhere. --Man | |
Right, and Visual Basic programs are made with straight Basic but are called VB because they include the Windows API.
I am fairly sure that VC++ is a seperate program made by Microsoft just like VB is a seperate program made by Microsoft and is not true BASIC. When I was trying to install VC++ I got problems in the installation process that I couldn't work around, so I don't have VC++ myself; but I have been told by people who use it that it is similar to VB in the way it adds a lot of simple functionality, though it is a bit more complicated and requires C++ style code. If VC++ were just C++ using the Windows API, why would Microsoft sell VC++? The Windows dll files needed come with every Windows computer and you can easily download free C++ compilers. For that matter, why call it something else when it is still C++? [edit] The first paragraph was supposed to be sarcasm, in case those of you who don't know better about programming didn't realise this. Though, as always, I didn't mean it in any derogative fashion. | |
Is there a demo to C++? I feel like learning more programming. o_o
You favorite 13 year-old programmer, ~Tikey | |