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Odin The Great
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Posted: 3rd Mar 2004 13:32
Iam planning on making a maze/puzzle type of game (overhead view) for my first project, where the player needs to get to point B from point A, with obsticles such as monsters. Later on I hope to add power-ups as I get more familiar with this language.

The problem is, I dont know where to start learning the required stuff for this. So can someone can link me to a helpful tutorial that will teach me things required for this? Thanks.
Dmas_Zero
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Posted: 3rd Mar 2004 13:36
is it going to be a 2D or 3D game?
if it's a 2D i suggest you start with simple thing like pong etc (that's what i did, now i'm working on a platform game)
Odin The Great
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Posted: 3rd Mar 2004 14:01
If I can, I would like to learn how to in both 2d, and 3d.
Odin The Great
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Posted: 3rd Mar 2004 17:00
Please someone help. (dont mean to seem impatient )
Saikoro
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Posted: 4th Mar 2004 01:12 Edited at: 4th Mar 2004 03:42
DarkBASIC comes with a nice little help file, you should read it sometime...

If you want your game to look good (im assuming you are doing this all 2D) then make a bitmap or something of a maze. Make sure the floor of the maze is black, later when you get better you can try out new things, but as long as the floor is black and if you set it as a sprite, then you will have no wall problems once you set the sprite collision codes in.

To load in the maze that you made and set it as a sprite, use this:



This code assumes that you make your map fullscreen at 640x480.

For movement, you will need to devise a code for moving, which will probably look like this:



For this, use a ball or something that can fit within your maze fairly easily.

And for collision, use this:



Depends means whatever key(up, down, left, right) was used to originally hit the wall.

You can use these concepts to make your game work. If you have any questions then contact me any way that you can.

Hope this helps.

-Vash the Stampede

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Mattman
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Posted: 4th Mar 2004 03:36
Also, with deciding whether 2D or 3D, most people reconmend artificial 2D using 3D plains.

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