Tutorials
This tutorial is designed to each you how to handles collisions in a 2D environment using polygons other than squares. Somewhere in between begginner and intermediate; depends on your learning curve and math skills.
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A very nice intro to assembly for knowledgable programmers that haven't yet learned ASM. written by the late Milo Sedlacek. Very helpful.
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Using Assembly in QB. A VERY brief overview of using debug and CALL ABSOLUTE to implement assembly into QB. Not extrememly helpful if you're looking to learn assembly itself, but good if you want to know how to implement you assembly code into QB.
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This is a huge assembly language tutorial. Very in-depth, and it basically covers the whole of assembly. Don't read this unless you're serious about learning assembly.
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"A Brief History of Computers". This isn't brief at all, but it is VERY informative. It won't help you program QB, but it's definately something people should read. Very educational.
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Short document discussing the pros and cons of FMV in computer games. Not terribly useful.
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Short document describing HEX numbers and how to convert them to Base 10 (our number system).
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Takes you through the pros and cons of various menu designs and shows you how to implement them. Code included.
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A nicely written tutorial on optimizing your program. Discusses optimizing calculations, integer divides instead of slow floating-point divides, and lookup tables.
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Explains what interrupts are, what they can do and how we use them in QB. Gives examples, including a fully functional fast BMP loader using the techniques discussed.
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A nice all-around tutorial that covers the basics of QB. Includes info on variables, graphics, as well as user-defined TYPES. Good read for a newbie.
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A definite tutorial for beginners. Covers PRINT as well as using subroutines.
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A LONG tutorial for beginners on the basics of using qbasic. A lot of "getting around the IDE" (IDE stands for integrated development environment, kids) type of stuff.
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Add scripts to your game! A two-part series taking you through the design and implementation of a scripting language.
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Final part in the scripting series. See above for a description.
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19day's scripting tutorial. This is one of the few tutorials written on scripting. This is a very nice overview of just what scripting is, as well as how to implement it into your game. A recommended read for anyone making any game, ESPECIALLY an RPG.
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A nice tutorial on formatting text in QB. This is a tutorial I found handy even after programming in QB for about 8 years, because it discussed a few things that aren't normally the topics of tutorials, such as the MID$ commands and such. Very handy for ALL programmers, but should be learned as beginners.
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If you want to use the Future Library, of course the help files that come with it are good enough to make it working, but i added some informations.
If you have any suggestions please email me(go to my site to check the actual email).
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This file describes in detail the ZIP file structure. It contains information on all the headers and data structures, with byte sizes and other useful information. For anyone intending to program a ZIP encoder or decoder, this is a must-download.
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Part 1/5 of the beginner's Qbasic tutorial. This tutorial is a standard and very solid tutorial for anyone beginning to learn QBasic. The first tutorial covers the standard input/output and variables functions. Good tutorial, but too brief - explanations could be a bit more in-depth. At the moment most explanations cover the surface fairly rapidly, which may leave some beginners feeling lost.
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By: GizmoGuy
| Level: Beginner
| Homepage
Any Polygon 2D Collision Detection
This tutorial is designed to each you how to handles collisions in a 2D environment using polygons other than squares. Somewhere in between begginner and intermediate; depends on your learning curve and math skills.
Submitted by: | GizmoGuy | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 07/20/05 @ 21:32:11 | Size: | 4.63 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 40 |
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By: Milo Sedlacek and Drew Vogel
| Level: Intermediate
asmtut.txt
A very nice intro to assembly for knowledgable programmers that haven't yet learned ASM. written by the late Milo Sedlacek. Very helpful.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 11.02 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 31 |
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By: Aaron Severn
| Level: Intermediate
asm.txt
Using Assembly in QB. A VERY brief overview of using debug and CALL ABSOLUTE to implement assembly into QB. Not extrememly helpful if you're looking to learn assembly itself, but good if you want to know how to implement you assembly code into QB.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 5.89 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 25 |
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By: Hugo Perez Perez
| Level: Intermediate
big_asmtut.htm
This is a huge assembly language tutorial. Very in-depth, and it basically covers the whole of assembly. Don't read this unless you're serious about learning assembly.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 117.20 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 31 |
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By: Mark Brader
| Level: Beginner
comp_history.txt
"A Brief History of Computers". This isn't brief at all, but it is VERY informative. It won't help you program QB, but it's definately something people should read. Very educational.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 43.18 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 16 |
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By: Danny Gump
| Level: Beginner
fmv.htm
Short document discussing the pros and cons of FMV in computer games. Not terribly useful.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 7.43 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 11 |
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By: Abionnnn
| Level: Intermediate
hex.htm
Short document describing HEX numbers and how to convert them to Base 10 (our number system).
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 2.85 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 15 |
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By: Nightwolf
| Level: Beginner
menus.htm
Takes you through the pros and cons of various menu designs and shows you how to implement them. Code included.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 9.34 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 30 |
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By: Danny Gump
| Level: Beginner
optimize1.txt
A nicely written tutorial on optimizing your program. Discusses optimizing calculations, integer divides instead of slow floating-point divides, and lookup tables.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 6.28 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 16 |
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By: CGI Joe
| Level: Intermediate
interrupts.html
Explains what interrupts are, what they can do and how we use them in QB. Gives examples, including a fully functional fast BMP loader using the techniques discussed.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 10.64 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 21 |
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By: Unknown
| Level: Beginner
qbasic.txt
A nice all-around tutorial that covers the basics of QB. Includes info on variables, graphics, as well as user-defined TYPES. Good read for a newbie.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 58.37 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 27 |
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By: Kevin B. Kohler
| Level: Beginner
qbasicchapter1.txt
A definite tutorial for beginners. Covers PRINT as well as using subroutines.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 5.56 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 18 |
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By: UCF Computer Services I& R Support
| Level: Beginner
qbtut.htm
A LONG tutorial for beginners on the basics of using qbasic. A lot of "getting around the IDE" (IDE stands for integrated development environment, kids) type of stuff.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 40.36 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 19 |
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By: Nightwolf
| Level: Intermediate
scripting.htm
Add scripts to your game! A two-part series taking you through the design and implementation of a scripting language.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 5.86 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 23 |
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By: Nightwolf
| Level: Intermediate
scripting2.htm
Final part in the scripting series. See above for a description.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 14.32 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 19 |
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By: 19day
| Level: Intermediate
scripting_tut.txt
19day's scripting tutorial. This is one of the few tutorials written on scripting. This is a very nice overview of just what scripting is, as well as how to implement it into your game. A recommended read for anyone making any game, ESPECIALLY an RPG.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 12.85 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 22 |
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By: Pete
| Level: Beginner
tutorial3.txt
A nice tutorial on formatting text in QB. This is a tutorial I found handy even after programming in QB for about 8 years, because it discussed a few things that aren't normally the topics of tutorials, such as the MID$ commands and such. Very handy for ALL programmers, but should be learned as beginners.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 11.80 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 20 |
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By: Creactive
| Level: Intermediate
| Homepage
Future library additional help, tutorial
If you want to use the Future Library, of course the help files that come with it are good enough to make it working, but i added some informations.
If you have any suggestions please email me(go to my site to check the actual email).
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 9.66 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 30 |
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By: Unknown
| Level: Advanced
zipfiles.txt
This file describes in detail the ZIP file structure. It contains information on all the headers and data structures, with byte sizes and other useful information. For anyone intending to program a ZIP encoder or decoder, this is a must-download.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 43.04 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 30 |
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By: Maxim Kakitsev
| Level: Beginner
Chapter1.doc
Part 1/5 of the beginner's Qbasic tutorial. This tutorial is a standard and very solid tutorial for anyone beginning to learn QBasic. The first tutorial covers the standard input/output and variables functions. Good tutorial, but too brief - explanations could be a bit more in-depth. At the moment most explanations cover the surface fairly rapidly, which may leave some beginners feeling lost.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 31.50 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 54 |
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