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Fun trick to play. No media.

Ever needed to know an Ascii code number fast? The simplest little program only 4 line. Made in 10 secs may teach some of you a new command.....

A little program that places 500 cubes in random places and assigns the cubes random colors:P

BASIC TEXT ADVENTURE This is a very basic text adventure that takes place in a 1b house.

The start of my first DBP game. Space invader like.

A Simple Screensaver

A fairly accurate 3D simulation of our solar system based on Keplerian elements. Will show planet positions as of todays date. Free to use and modify. Code is heavily commented.

Prints specified text onto the screen like it is being typed by a person.

-Simple button menu tutorial, No media Required. -Quick, Easy, and Understandable Setup -Clickable buttons based on width and height of text from its start location.

Run around as acube, observe the lighting and learn from the particles. Demonstrates how to impliment gravity, jumping and very simple AI.

In this simple Game you have got to kill as many insects as possible in the given time.

A very good start for any asteroid-type game you might want to create

Control balls with mouse pointer as gravity source.

Display a video animation (intro for example)

A ring of dots are created going in all directions and are pull around by the gravity of the red "planets"

Creates differnt colored lines that move around based on gravity

Creates 200 planets with their own mass and velocity. Each one effects every other one and can some times orbit each other in a frictionless enviorment.

A small Simon Says game (no media required)

here's another rookie program, it's a jet flying, it used 8 points of movement and rotation for turning.

I'm new to this whole programming business, and i just finished my first game, a pong game, so here's the game engine for it.

This code shows how a matrix and a few variables can be used to produce a sliding collision effect with both static and moving objects

This code shows how a matrix and a few variables can be used to produce a sliding collision effect with both static and moving objects

a compiler avec le .net

Sometimes it is helpfull to show the ouput of multiple cameras, this examples show how to do it

this source contains two gosubs that just need getting thrown into your code, along with the Sparky collision dll 2 (free and lush), and you get a sweet FPS control system up and running! My main goal was to keep this as simple and fast as possible... I believe that this is about as efficient collision can get.

Making aliasing, motion blur, and other fx...

The catenary - the hyperbolic cosine graph showing the curve formed by a heavy, uniform chain or rope.

Just a trick I played on my bro and dad which by the way I did tell them afterwards. See I am 17 and they didn't know how good I was at codeing, which I am not really. O well.

Code, object, and graphics for your own teleporter effect.

rem improvements rem play and exit highlight when the mouse is over them cls LOAD music "1.wav",2 load image "lava1.bmp",1 gosub makemenu do if (mousex() > 285 and mousex() < 385 and mousey() > 160 and mousey() < 220 and mouseclick()=1) then gosub game if (mousex() > 285 and mousex() < 385 and mousey() > 230 and mousey() < 290 and mouseclick()=1) then gosub rip loop game: cls print "you made it" rem this is where you write the game code sleep 10000 gosub makemenu return rip: end return makemenu: LOOP music 2 paste image 1,0,0 paste image 1,255,0 paste image 1,510,0 paste image 1,0,255 paste image 1,255,255 paste image 1,510,255 set text to bolditalic text 285,190, "Play" text 285,260, "Exit" return