Planet Chili

Did you view chili last video? Maybe you should inherit from surface .... draw you oject and store a pointer to a D3DCOLOR surface or multiple surfaces .... instead if dynamicly drawing your object eacht frame ... i'm just brainstroming ..... but i'm sure this avoids a few loops and givrs more room ...

oh ... i need to mention ... my gues is ... to apply real world math ... is to sync the render proces to refreshrate of the grafixcard. recently i read about the Hobbit using a high frame rate of 48 frames a second. there is so much the read on ... and so limited time ... but basicly ... rendering ....

p.s. i used ... void D3DGraphics::DrawDisc( int cx,int cy,int r,int rd,int g,int b ) { for( int x = cx - r; x < cx + r; x++ ) { for( int y = cy - r; y < cy + r; y++ ) { if( sqrt( (float)( (x - cx)*(x - cx) + (y - cy)*(y - cy) ) ) < r ) { PutPixel( x,y,rd,g,b ); } } } } 12 ... 50px radius circular ob...

Zionich wrote:Bah, I think I forgot it when I updated file. Ya got some graph paper for the graphics. I skipped forward a little and watched the bmp lesson after I made this game. So I have some updates for the future. Im just slow between work and kids : )

i know what you mean ... you're burned sometimes.

maybe this linked list ... doesn't require to be that linked as in the highscore example.
just an ID making clear it belongs to a collection that grow/shrink and making fast fetching possible would be enoug ... me thinks!

hmmm, i have been busy for a few weeks about how to arrange data. it realy depends what opetation you do on your containers. the vector and deque ... i think ... are NOT suitable for the enemy objects array. currently i´m using a structure array, like this ... struct Inventory { int x,y; std::string...

you can also remove the "ipch" folder visual studio makes a new and you project file will be a mere few kb big.


it must have been a huge job, coding those spaceships, font and everything the way you did it ... but i like it.

what are you doing?

are you using images?
mutile of the same?
are you loading them on the fly or preload the images?
1920 x 1080?

nice job,
i see you use a old version of the framework, you din´t use the swap method, font image ... but cool result anyway ....

remove the "intellisense"Chili DirectX Framework.sdf file from the zip file or chili ges mad and you don´t want that
: )