Ok, so I am developing a game where things fall frome the top and you have to dodge them. It is also the first program I am programming with xLib.

Things a made already:
- Sprites
- 2 things per collum
- they disappear at the bottom
- sees if you are hit --> draws over you a new Sprite

To Dos:
- Make it quicker
- Add a Menu
- Make that te things can't be in each other
- allow costome Sprites
- Highscore with name




Edit by Merth: Changed the image to actually be an image.

Nice! Any chance of screenies? And If I may suggest, could you possibly add in achievements and have unlockable sprites as you gather more points?

Granted, there should be a gif, but i don't know why it is not displayed. http://img143.imageshack.us/i/mino01.gif/

Maybe it's an upload error?

Dunno, It is displayed now to me.

huh, maybe its just me. But could you possibly add in achievements and have unlockable sprites as you gather more points? That might be interesting to put in a later version.

It's because I changed it.
http://img143.imageshack.us/i/mino01.gif/ is a link to a webpage, when you go to it, it's clearly a webpage and not a link to an image. When I right-click and do "view image"on the image, it gives: http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/7099/mino01.gif which is a link to an image, so that's what goes in the image tags.

Oh, thanks. I'll remembe3r that for future!

To me the xLib Getkey command ( real( ) doesn't work, even thought i check the knew numbers for the keys and that is stored in Ans. Plz help!

Would you mind posting the part of the source in question?

Code:

Ok, I can't find any syntax problem...but it still doesn't work :S

This looks great! Does it get harder with time, though?

Thanks! Not yet, but i have the gain stored in a Variable, so it is easy to modify, what i want to do.

Your code is modifying Ans. real(8 will store the key pressed into Ans, but then C+U->C will overwrite that, so when you check Ans, you're checking the result from C+U->C. Try doing real(8->K and then checking K instead of Ans.

It does? I would think C+U is being stored to C over Ans. If the destination variable isn't defined, the answer is stored in Ans; why would the result be saved to Ans and C?

It works, but it is much slower than GetKey Still thanks!

Spotted that first glance. Gotta remember assignment modifies Ans. Use that to your advantage.

The results are always stored in Ans. See: http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/ans

Merthsoft is of course spot-on. And Sorunome, the xLIB getkey is useful when you want to detect things like dual arrow keypresses, but shouldn't be used instead of getKey for single keys.

Ok, thanks. As i don't need dueal keys I'll use the normal one!