Then a new tutorial is up. This time it was the simple gameloop tutorial for Visual Basic. It should get you up and running pretty fast on how to make a game loop that should be more then enough for most hobby games. It is fast, simple, and accurate enough for most types of games. So enjoy it, and please give me feedback if you have any. I take all feedback seriously.
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Visual Basic game tutorial:
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Published: 26.02.2006 by
Then the first Visual Basic tutorial is finaly up. It is a game tutorial about how to move objects with keypresses the best way. Through the tutorial we exam two different ways to do it, one with API calls, and one without API calls. You can deside which one that suits you the best.
The next Visual Basic tutorial that will be up is a tutorial on how to make gameloops. Game loops are essential in game programming to move objects, and to make things happen when we want them too, as well as getting input from users and call AI functions. But untill then, enjoy this one.
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The next Visual Basic tutorial that will be up is a tutorial on how to make gameloops. Game loops are essential in game programming to move objects, and to make things happen when we want them too, as well as getting input from users and call AI functions. But untill then, enjoy this one.
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