Elysian Shadows

Why VB6 and not something a little bit more recent?

Yes.

XianForce wrote:They only expect us to know up to arrays 0.o? Where'd you see that?

Website wrote:Judges will be available to help with system commands, but we will assume the contestants have done some programming, up to arrays.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding.

RyanPridgeon wrote:Btw Dev C++ is an IDE, your compiler is probably GNU GCC/G++

By the way, the '/' in your comment about 'IDE/Compiler' very often means "or", you probably didn't realize you weren't asking for both.

MarauderIIC wrote:I likes to recommend sum Microsoft Visual C++ Express.

Just adding a /signed to this ones right aboot here.

Math field day or programming contest? I'm a bit confused... *reads link* Oh, okay, programming contest. Well, one, programming contests are stupid. I've read a fantastic article in the past that outlines why this is but, I don't know how to find it right now. But, thats neither here nor there. From...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=OpenGL+Color+Keying

Didn't work?

Looks solid. Can't say how fun it plays till I actually get my hands on a demo or something; trailers can be misleading. Art looks good though.

I'm fairly impressed, I didn't think they'd get their act together.

Moosader wrote:But hey, on the bright side you can only respect an XNA game so much.

I don't agree.

Am I the only one that feels like this forum is getting filled with more and more fail every day?

Interesting. Maybe if they host another one this time next year but, not enough notice to get something finished this time around.

I usually get past compile time errors without too much hassle. What ends up getting me is design/implementation issues or some sort of bug. If I have a hard time fixing those , then I'll just get my brain off the issue till the next work day; usually some solution decides to make itself known. I ha...

wearymemory wrote:<snip>

That is a very cool analogy, and one I hadn't seen before.

The grammar rape, it hurts.

+1 for Python. I am making games with it right now, as well as developing apps and utilities for my desktop, and just starting to make web apps with Django, which I think it is going to be a very popular framework in the near future. Plus Python is included in almost all Linux Distros. I mean, unle...

The trailer looks very impressive. I'll have to try out the demo when I get some more free time.