Radial Fuzz full source code

[Shockwave]

Here you are, the source code to radial fuzz by S!P

A bit messy even by my standards, much of it was written while drunk.

Use freely... Credit would be nice but failing that, a plug to this board will do fine.

[relsoft]

This is why I love this community. Nothing beats getting a source to a great intro in the morning! K++

[DrewPee]

Love that Shocky! A circle scroller - cool cool beans!!!! Thanks for the code! I will have a look and see if I understand it! lol!

Thanks again Shockwave! K++

Drew

[benny!]

Even if I do not code in Freebasic.

K++ for that sharing deed!

[Shockwave]

Thanks for the Karma

Benny, you should download Freebasic, it's free and would take you a few minutes

[benny!]

@Shocky:

Well, I do not know ? I remember having a quick look at freebasic in the past
(cannot remember which version is was then). Personally I use a Basic language
for internal tools and for prototyping only. And so far I am happy with PureBasic?

I know you know both basics ? Are there any significant advantages of freebasic
over purebasic ?

[Shockwave]

Just that it will be nice for you to be able to compile listings mate. You might as well, it doesn't cost anything.

[benny!]

Good point. I will do so. It makes fun compiling listings
and changing some constants just to see how the fx
changes.

Convinced me ;-)

[Shockwave]

Make sure to follow the tutorial on the front page though to get tinptx_ext installed properly because a lot of stuff depends on this lib