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cds56 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

cds56 wrote:

okay, cause Code::blocks was... wait... there was something I had to look up to get it to work properly..
I just forget what!

What wasn't working?

MY BRAIN ISN'T WORKING CAUSE THIS TOWN IS SOOOOOOOOO DULL! (lol inside joke)

It may have been the whole gcc compiler deal, not working cause C::B didn't set it up by default?

Cds, try making a 3D object appear on the screen in code::blocks, in theory it should work in VC++ aslong as Sperry doesn't use any of the special .NET features then we should be able to work with both.

feet wrote:

I know ittt!!!

C++, OpenGL? What do you know?

DaGamez wrote:

I would help, but the last time I helped someone with C++ I ended up making 90% of Interactive Buddy and got no credit. Now the creator is famous and he did nothing except upload it and start it.

1. You can't really switch C++ to flash
2. It was released in 03. Are you saying you made it when you were 4?

i better get learning on how to use C++! it must be pretty simple once you get basic code down right? anyways ill be checking this topic for updates! cant wait to see how this comes out 

Ok guys, lets actualy see if we can get some work done.
Iv drawn up a basic flowchart for our first project, 
http://www.filefactory.com/file/b25a9e4/n/3Drenderingflowchart.rtf
Lets see what we can do.

Heads Up Display.

I think he means like a stationary but on top of the screen that doesnt move.

i.e a bar that shows your ammo, score etc. 

If you find me a good tutorial i should be able to help you, i've been meaning to learn c++ for a while 

Cnor wrote:

How did that happen suddenly a bunch of new posts appeared, i thought the one i replied to was the last one 

Nevermind ill help you though 

Ok, lets take a look...
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ this looks like a good place to start, And the heads up display has already been suggested and added to the to-do list.

Right, just had a look at the flow chart, and I think our best bet is to look into OpenGL, get familiar with the 3D stuff by fiddling around, and making a simple project that:
Uses arrow keys to move an object arond the screen
Uses wasd key to change the tilt of the object

What d you think?
Good for staters?

markyparky56 wrote:

Sperry wrote:

Right, just had a look at the flow chart, and I think our best bet is to look into OpenGL, get familiar with the 3D stuff by fiddling around, and making a simple project that:
Uses arrow keys to move an object arond the screen
Uses wasd key to change the tilt of the object

What d you think?
Good for staters?

Good idea! I think we should leave out SDL for the time being, less legal implications.
Sperry, can I appoint you my OpenGL expert (To be?) while I touch up my C++ skills.

Plus, I think, lets put all the 3D loading/rendering/managing stuff, after its finalized, into a header. (I know its probably obvious) but its worth saying.

1) Yeah, anyway: what legal implications?
2) Sure!
3) Yeah

Last edited by Sperry (2010-07-03 13:25:06)

Bump. 

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Last edited by markyparky56 (2010-07-05 08:54:42)

fanofcena wrote:

tada! have u guyz got something i can see???

Nope... beisdes a flow chart for a render test...

markyparky56 wrote:

*cough* bump *cough*

Sorry for lack of progress, I can't get OpenGL to install. Uh, 

markyparky56 wrote:

Sperry wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

*cough* bump *cough*

Sorry for lack of progress, I can't get OpenGL to install. Uh, 

Ok, keep trying.

Edit: http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Getting_started check that.

Thanks for that, I might be getting somewhere now...