Hussain Hani

Hellow!!!!!! I'm happy and proud to represent my first graphical game ever . It's the famous UNO card game. Here is a screen shot where i was testing the backbuffer and random shuffling..... they worked as expected (attached)

some Q's&A's:

1-What library are you using?
WinAPI32

2-What is the programming languague did you use to implement this game?
C++

3-How many frames per second will the game be running at?
I haven't decided yet, but i think 12 fps should go good for a card game

4-How many players ??
4. You vs comp vs comp vs comp

5-Why are the graphics really "bad"?
Because it's the first version

6-Will it be open-source game?
Nope

7-What type of container you used to contain the cards?
STL vector

8-What kind of programming technique you used to program the game?
OOP

9-How many classes did it take you to program the game ?-Bitmap
-Card
-Deck
-Player
-UnoGame (to seprate the game code from windows-specific code)

10-When are you going to finish it?
Very soon hopefully

if you have any further questions, please do ask

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mike_g

Since the screen content rarely changes you should only need to update the screen when something changes, and even then it would likely just be a section of it.

For movement/animation 12 fps is going to look hideous. Why not restrict it to 60 instead?

Hussain Hani

i dont know honestly... i will see what happens

this is a more up-to-date ss, where I placed some players' cards at their playing position

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Perspective

You should draw a border around the cards to cards of the same colour don't look like one (the blue ones in the screen shot).

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dwks

Consider using images . . . for example, the ones on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNO_(game)

Or you could take images from existing UNO games such as: http://sourceforge.net/projects/unonet

They look much better than drawn rectangles.

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Hussain Hani

dont worry about the graphics you guys, i will co-op with some photoshop guy in the future

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"C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do, it blows away your whole leg."-Bjarne Stroustrup
OS: Microsoft XP Media Center
IDE: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 pro edition
Current Porject: Developing a 2D card game...