Elysian Shadows

I know a little c++ but probably not enough to do the samething, but I could try. Although I haven't worked with a graphics library yet. If you want to make a GUI, you can try Qt. It has a simple network interface. SFML also has a very easy to use network library. If you use SFML for network, downl...

@LeonBlade
If you want a scripting language only for testing purposes, try AngelScript (google it).
Its a C/C++ style scripting language - and if build in correctly you can just copy&past the code from the script in the actual code.

Trask wrote: 1 change I would love Steam to do is to keep my SAVE files on their server, especially since I have my laptop and desktop that I commonly game off of.

Isnt there a feature called 'Steam Cloud' what does exactly this?

Gotta see this!
By the way - is it just me or does Roll really look like a guy ( or IS it a guy? :O )

Is this also used for monitors and stuff?
Like in hl2? Or is this a 'render target'?

dejai wrote:

You missed:

Compiler/IDE: CodeBlocks ( on Windows and Linux )
Library/Engine: SFML, OpenGL, AngelScript and wxWidgets
Image Editor: Most of the time Paint ( XP ) and GIMP

http://www.garry.tv/?p=1314
Here you go ;D

I hate it! I looks ugly, it feels clumsy and I cant even look at the video description without shifting all the comments out of sight. And every time, the video description is a little bit longer than usual ( like the one from the Elysian Shadows Revolution: Episode 2 ) it just shifts everything far...

The PS3 will run current versions of Yellow Dog Linux (YDL). You've always been able to program for the PS3. They used to use an API called CTM (Close To Metal) for GPGPU processing which was developed by AMD. They scrapped it for OpenCL, so the CBE officially supports OpenCL at this point. In term...

I may be wrong - but as far as I know Ps3 supports OpenGL ES - but it isnt the way to go.
I read somewhere that it uses its own API for rendering ( forgot the name of it =/ )

I'm not sure - but where's the Constructor for LinkedList?
Maybe you didnt set first to NULL?

Linux is tough to learn, but once you learn it you can do SO much with it. Keep up the good work! :mrgreen: I don't think that i.e. Ubuntu 9.10 is harder to learn than Windows 7 if you have absolutely no computer background. Things work different but not harder/easier. I myself have a virtual machi...

Do you set everytime you create a new object the pointer to the next element to NULL?
And by the way, start writing NULL instead of "0" for pointer comparisons

Hey and welcome!
Should do it!
Next time try to google it