Eheh. Well, I only had to do a small program and even tough VB has a lot of limitations when It comes to videogames, I decided to be a little creative and see what would come up. I think mine is far better than my colegues. They are doing stuff like buttons triggering image boxes and "Hello worlds"!
Fight Simulator on Visual Basic 2010 made by Tansvanio
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How about loading a paint picture which is tied to the random number?
Lerber
At my university my intro course was taught in python. (Partially because two of the department chairs wrote a well known python book.) Before we really even learned about true programming, we got to learn how to use a graphical plugin (library in C-speak) to make art images and animations. I mean right now in my spare time while I transition majors (I'm pre-med and was/am a bio major, don't officially switch to CS til next semester) I'm using python to make a better version of an evolution simulator one of my professors gave us. It's tricky sometimes, but already wrote the output to html parts of the raw data (with some limitations due to python's default outfile system) and am currently writing my own graphing app to automatically take the data and graph it.
tansvanio said:
you could probably make this a lot simpler if you used arrays for the attacks and body parts
To Lerber: I want to know python some day eheh, would probably make modding warband a lot easier.
To Friendlyfyre: I will have to research on how to use arrays. At the moment I know nothing about them, I made this program with the resources I was taught in class. Only had about 180 minutes of class yet.
To Friendlyfyre: I will have to research on how to use arrays. At the moment I know nothing about them, I made this program with the resources I was taught in class. Only had about 180 minutes of class yet.
http://patorjk.com/programming/tutorials/vbarrays.htm
so it would be some thing like
this will print kick into your text box thing probably...
I don't really now visual basic so who knows its probably wrong
so it would be some thing like
Public i As Integer
Public strAtk (0 to 2) As String
strAtk (0) = "Punch"
strAtk (1) = "kick"
strAtk (2) = "headbutt"
i = 1
RichTextBox1.Text = strAtk (i)
Public strAtk (0 to 2) As String
strAtk (0) = "Punch"
strAtk (1) = "kick"
strAtk (2) = "headbutt"
i = 1
RichTextBox1.Text = strAtk (i)
I don't really now visual basic so who knows its probably wrong
Lerber
Python's pretty easy. From experience, it is in no way needed for modding. Most of the modding is, "copy, paste, modify value." However, python is pretty easy.
However, I can do a quick mock up of your thing here, it won't work, and won't function, but I"ll highlight the syntax for you (it's easy to relate projects.)
However, I can do a quick mock up of your thing here, it won't work, and won't function, but I"ll highlight the syntax for you (it's easy to relate projects.)
Code:
from Tkinter import * #Imports the gui stuff
class FormOne(self): #I think this is your gui's class
def __init__(self): #called when the class is instatiated
self.root = Tk() #create the gui foundation
self.but1 = Button(self.root,text="Button 1",function="") #This creates a button, places text on it, and ties it to a function to call
self.but1.grid(column=0,row=0) #this places it on the window
#The rest would take a long, long time to translate, but...
#In the main we'd instatiate the mainloop() which runs our gui and then go back up to classes and functions to do functionality.
mainform = Form1()
mainloop()
#We could also import cs1graphics which would let us draw scenes by code etc.
#white space is significant in python, it functions similar to curly brackets
