microsoft visual basic game programming for teens phần 10 docx

... as, 90 For loops building game world, 121 converting map data, 119–120 Form1, 149, 151, 153 Formatting map data, 118–119 Form editor, standard, 8–9 Form_KeyDown, 37, 217 Form_Load creating, 10, ... scrolling, 133–143 drawing tiles, 120–123 overview, 99 100 ScrollScreen program creating, 103 , 105 –111 modifying display size, 103 104 overview, 101 102 TileScroll program, 123–131 Ti...

Ngày tải lên: 13/08/2014, 22:21

Ngày tải lên: 13/08/2014, 22:21

... sharable Visual Basic module (.BAS) file, you can add it to a new project by selecting Project, Add File. Now type the following code into Globals.BAS: ‘ ‘ Visual Basic Game Programming for Teens ‘ ... = 8 game world size Public Const GAMEWORLDWIDTH As Long = 1600 Public Const GAMEWORLDHEIGHT As Long = 1152 Chapter 8 ■ Advanced Scrolling Techniques150 Figure 8 .10 Saving...

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... good for making 2D games (like Age of Mythology and Civilization III) as it is for 3D games (like Doom 3). Before you get started working on a role-playing game, you need to start with the basics of ... explanation (and have a little more experience with Visual Basic than the average reader), then I can recommend my previous book for you, titled Visual Basic Game Programming...

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... file for use in Visual Basic. Unfortunately, there’s no simple way to load an FMP file directly in Visual Basic, and I don’t have the space to cover it in this book, so use the simpler export format. ... new Visual Basic project to demonstrate how to draw a portion of a bitmap, your first step toward building a tile-based game world! As a reminder, you must include a reference t...

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... main form Form1.Caption = “ScrollScreen” Form1.AutoRedraw = False Form1.BorderStyle = 1 Form1.ClipControls = False Form1.ScaleMode = 3 Form1.width = Screen.TwipsPerPixelX * (SCREENWIDTH + 12) Form1.height ... 7.4; I explained how to use Mappy’s export features in the previous chapter. ‘ ‘ Visual Basic Game Programming for Teens ‘ Chapter 6 - TileScroll program ‘ Private Declare...

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... designing a PC game: Simpler is almost always better. It is vitally important that you consider the best form of user input for any game you develop and then optimize the game for that form of input. ... just how to detect DirectInput keyboard input. ‘ ‘ Visual Basic Game Programming For Teens ‘ KeyboardTest Program ‘ Option Explicit Option Base 0 Programming the Key...

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... oddly enough. This allows me to ini- tialize the form and get it ready for DirectX. ‘ ‘ Visual Basic Game Programming for Teens ‘ Chapter 12 - WalkAbout program ‘ ‘ Requires the following files: ‘ ... different color. Therefore, you need not create a custom font for each color that you want to use. This program is a Standard EXE project with a reference to the DirectX 8 for...

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... the algorithms and helping you understand how the game works, so you can modify it yourself.) Before diving into the new source code for the game, which is starting to look more and more like ... type ready for use before deciding which method you would prefer to use in the game. Ultimately, I think it is best to use the second option, which means you store character class informatio...

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... code for the scenery. For starters, I’m just using four pieces of artwork to represent the scenery of the game. These four sprites are randomly placed at 100 different locations in the game world. ... the Game Loop Now I’d like to show the complete game loop so you can see how everything is being han- dled by the game. The various update and drawing routines are called from here...

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