Dark Bit Factory & Gravity

PROGRAMMING => Freebasic => Topic started by: Shockwave on January 30, 2007

Title: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: Shockwave on January 30, 2007

Dunno if anyone here remembers the flame intro that we did a while ago, I've chopped the music out of the source code so it will compile with no problems in your Freebasic IDE.

Also there's an exe included too.

Hope it's useful to someone!

Title: Re: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: rdc on January 30, 2007

Cool. That one was quite interesting.

Title: Re: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: Rbz on January 31, 2007

Some smart code in there  :clap:

Title: Re: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: Shockwave on January 31, 2007

As always, peeps can feel free to use the source in their own stuff as long as there's a greet to the board in the prod :)

Title: Re: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: rain_storm on February 06, 2007

My god thats the coolest thing I ever saw. How similar is freebasic to yabasic? I think I just might jump ship
thats is one hell of an intro man

Title: Re: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: Shockwave on February 06, 2007

Glad you like it mate :)

Freebasic is not too hard.. A lot of it is different but it's well worth experimenting with. You can either use the built in commands or use sdl or opengl or tinyptc..

The best thing about FB is that it's pretty fast and it's free :D

Title: Re: Flame intro source code released.
Post by: Jim on February 06, 2007

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How similar is freebasic to yabasic?

Similar enough for you to try porting a couple of your shorter programs.  The main difference is, of course, that it's compiled, so it's tremendously fast compared to the interpreter.

Jim