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 Ethereal Gate: 2D game engine | C++ (general), Microsoft Visual C++ | Beginner /
Donny Beals | 5039 since
4/29/2004 2:36:08 PM | Unrated
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Ethereal Gate is an easy to use 2D game engine. It's still in its development stage (I'm going to add tile support, timers, etc), but right now somebody can use it to create a window, Direct3D, DirectInput (Keyboard and mouse), use textures ( render using ...(description truncated) |
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Example of texturizing a square in DirectX 9.0c | Microsoft Visual C++ | Advanced /
Ovidiu Tudorache | 2130 since
4/24/2005 9:56:29 AM | Unrated
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How to texturize a square using DirectXGraphics from DirectX9.0c. Please vote. |
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Example of using a X file in a DirectX application + world camera moving | Microsoft Visual C++ | Advanced /
Ovidiu Tudorache | 3913 since
4/24/2005 10:00:38 AM |
By 1 Users
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I import a *.x file in this application, a wall made in 3DS Max 6.0. I texture it and I can move in the world with the mouse, the arrow keys and W, S, A, D for strafing. Cool! This is a little start for making a FPS game engine :). Enjoy! Please vote. |
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Flight Simulator in Direct3D | C++ (general), Microsoft Visual C++ | Intermediate /
Matt Carpenter | 4982 since
10/5/2002 1:06:59 PM |
By 2 Users
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This is a simple Flight Simulator I made to demonstrate transforming the view in Direct3D. Use the W, A, S, and D keys to navigate, and press 'esc' to quit
If you like it, please rate it ;) |
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Fly Game | Microsoft Visual C++ | Intermediate /
Mike Brough | 3325 since
4/7/2002 6:24:50 AM | Unrated
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It uses DirectX7 DirectDraw and DirectInput to create a small game in which you must outrun a fly. Sounds basic, is basic, looks harder. |
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 HELP(Unresolved External LINK error) | Microsoft Visual C++ | Beginner /
Ishmael Rufus | 2095 since
5/20/2002 10:48:57 PM | Unrated
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I can't seem to find out what is wrong with this program. I fixed all the errors for the object to be compiled, but it keeps returning a link errror. When i run other Direct X programs they run fine? Is there something i must do? someone please help me... ...(description truncated) |
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 How to Create a Sprite Animation using Direct Draw | Microsoft Visual C++ | Intermediate /
davepamn | 3510 since
7/11/2002 10:39:28 AM |
By 2 Users
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This article explains how to create a Direct Draw Sprite. The
sample draws a sprite in Window Mode. This is code commenting out for
full screen mode.
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How to Create your first Direct3D MFC App | Microsoft Visual C++ | Intermediate /
davepamn | 5370 since
7/3/2002 11:01:12 AM |
By 2 Users
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Overview: This article explains how to build a direct 3D application.
Features:
1. Hierarchial Transformation (rotation, scale, translation)
2. Lighting
3. Materials
4. Importing of a Direct.x file
5. ZBuffering
6. Culling
7. DirectInput
8. DirectSound
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How to Multi-Thread your MFC App | Microsoft Visual C++ | Intermediate /
davepamn | 6300 since
7/29/2002 12:48:40 PM |
By 1 Users
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The articles explains: Why threads are used in applications, How to create a thread, Three different techniques for synchronizing a thread, How to suspend and resume a thread execution,
What the different thread priorities mean, How to terminate a thread. ...(description truncated) |
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How to put a Skin Mesh X-File in your Direct3D app | Microsoft Visual C++ | Intermediate /
davepamn | 4733 since
8/1/2002 4:42:57 PM | Unrated
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Overview: In this article, I'll explain skin meshing. Skin meshing allows
you to import an animated object into your directX world.
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