I don't now how you would do it with code but you can hit Alt+Enter to go fullscreen in windows.
Type: Posts; User: Tazar
I don't now how you would do it with code but you can hit Alt+Enter to go fullscreen in windows.
Ok using fstream.h I would just loop throu all the lines you don't want and then grab the one you want like this:
#include <fstream.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#define LINE_NUMBER 2
int...
The main difference it that a class has a constructor and a destructor a strcture does not have them also you can put functions in a class and varables you also have the abilty to make some of the...
The problem is that the arrow keys and all F keys are extended and return 0 then the number for the key
I changed your code to work and it works fine now
#include <iostream.h>
#include...
Just use it like this (I'm at school right now so I have not compiled this but I think it will work fine)
I hope this helps you guys out a bit ^_^
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>...
Thanks for the help. I'll check out that site and OpenGL.
Ok I know you guys can help me. I love this board because how nice evrybody is anywhy, can anyone give me some like to really simple 3d tutorials I wound like them to use DX or winapi but I'll try...
I don't know if this is what you wanted but it works ^_^
#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
int hit_points = 100;
int *pointer_to_hitpoints =(int*)hit_points; //I...
Just include ddraw.lib
Tazar The Demon
Sure I did PASCAL too man but I didn't get too far in it lol Did a lot of Qbasic Glad I'm not the only one to start with Qbasic and PASCAL =)
Thanks
You guy and gals want to make a game with out programming then go get Klick & Play I started with Qbasic and I say all languages have a spot some are better then others but to each their own I have...
Keep at it C++ is one of the most powerfull and most used languages of all time so learn and most of all have fun =) if you need help just ask on this board and somebody will help you this board...
I fixed the code, it didn't work becose EOF is a file define and you should use '\n' for strings or EOL I used '\n' so it's easy to see the code and how it works =)
#include <stdio.h>
/*count...