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Dark GDK / in need of a project

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Slim Pimpin
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Posted: 11th Jan 2008 00:17
i need a project and cant think of what to do. can someone give me some ideas?

Pimpin aint eazy
Pharoseer
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Posted: 11th Jan 2008 07:20
Hey Slim,

Check here for previous DBPro challenge entries. You're sure to be inspired by the stuff you find there.

http://www.dbp-site.com/

Hope this helps,

-Frank
Paisleys finest
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Posted: 11th Jan 2008 18:11
Well mate you could finish off my DarkBasic Pro remake of Bruce Lee if you like... I hate leaving a project unfinished, but I also hate BASIC

Regards, Scott T.

Looking for mature software developer to finish my Bruce Lee remake.. apply via email to MSN address.
jason p sage
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Location: Ellington, CT USA
Posted: 11th Jan 2008 19:23
How about a Cart Racer that uses Timer() based animation, and Physics that doesn't need a Cray to run!

The one in the NewLetter was SLOW on my machine it was laughable!

Now My Machine Plays FarCry - no problem - so four karts and a few "fat pink guys" saying "YOU RULE!!!" as a cheer - should not run like a snail! (Presentation of game was good - gameplay was AWFUL)

Easy enough project - weeks not months, chance to play with physics - Either ODE or Newton (I suspect ODE is MUCH better than newton from the info I've gathered)

Just one idea of many BTW - that game did make it so you could shoot bad guys... but didn't have ranking... just win or lose, and I read from people actually able to use it (cuz they had really fast pc's) that once you got behind it was impossible to catch up to other karters.

Slim Pimpin
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Posted: 12th Jan 2008 01:58
thanks guys, i appreciate the input. i have followed franks suggestion ( he always leads me in the right direction ) and decided to make a breakout game based on the suggestions on that site.

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Pharoseer
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Posted: 12th Jan 2008 04:53
Hey Slim,

Always glad to help. Sometimes I wonder if I'm actually helping or not.

-Frank

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