I'm having problems getting random rooms generated without having them over lap one another. I've tried everything that I can think of and none of them work right when there is more than three room being generated, but even then two of the three rooms over lap. Is there any other way to check to see if the rooms are over laping or not. Here is the code I'm using.
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With battleaxe knight loaded and moving, I'd like to add animationI already have the frames for him to be animated, I just don't know how to animate him. (I have no experaince in game animation)
View 5 RepliesI'm trying to make a trading card computer game with my own trading cards and I was wondering if I can load the sprites of all the cards into an array that looks like this: Dim Card(342) as CSprite (CSprite class helps display the sprite on screen) and not have any problems displaying each one on the screen.
View 1 Repliesi am trying to make a game in vb.net and so far have managed to create a sprite which is animated on key event. the only problem is it able to walk off the form out of site. i want to be able to create some sort of boundary so that when sprite position equals greater or smaller then the form width it can no longer walk in that direction, the same goes for the hight. i have tryed this myself like this
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Not wanting to hijack 45minutes thread, I thought I might spawn a thread of my own based on his question.
PlausiblyDamp was kind enough to provide some generic code, which I have modified and attached.
I have made a few alterations mostly around removing random objects, as the game in question (Space Invaders) has a set amount of aliens and set starting positions.
As a start I have limited the UpdatedPostion to horizontal movement as the aliens only go side to side unless they hit an edge.[code]...
I'm trying to control him using the arrow keys.
I've already tryed using the case key event handler, but I must be using it the wrong way, because VB 2008 express (what I'm using) produces a bunch of errors("Type expected" as well as it won't work). This is what I've tryed:
Private Sub GameField_KeyDown(ByVal Sender As Object, ByVal E As
System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles MyBase.KeyDown
Select Case E.KeyCode
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I am embarking in the wonderous world of 2D animation and using directx9. I am a complete noob in the world of game engine design etc. I find DX quite usefull and in fact easy to use but in my opinion it's the engine design that makes or breaks the application. There are a massive amount of tutorials on the web explaning how to render a single image to a target but not so much for rendering a lot of sprites.
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