Posted: 10th Feb 2010 19:33
Yeah sure, I tried to compile this :
// Dark GDK - The Game Creators - www.thegamecreators.com
// in this program we're going to take an image and animate
// it on screen by using a sprite
// whenever using Dark GDK you must include the header file
#include "DarkGDK.h"
// the main entry point for the application is this function
void DarkGDK ( void )
{
// at the start of the program we will switch the sync rate on
// by using the function dbSyncOn, this means that we control
// when the screen is updated
dbSyncOn ( );
// now we're going to set the maximum amount of times per second
// that the program can update the screen, we set this to a
// value of 60 meaning this program will run at a potential
// frame rate of 60 frames per second
dbSyncRate ( 60 );
// now comes the part where we take our image and create a sprite
// for it, we achieve this by using the function dbCreateAnimatedSprite,
// this function takes 5 parameters, the first parameter is an ID number
// for the sprite, we can use any number from 1 upwards, this number is
// then used whenever we want to control the sprite in any way, the
// second parameter is the filename of the image to load, the third
// parameter is used to define how many frames of animation the image
// contains horizontally, in this case it is 4 frames, the fourth
// parameter defines how many vertical frames of animation are contained
// in the image, and finally the last parameter controls the ID number
// for the image we are loading, after calling this function we will
// have a sprite in memory that can be displayed and animated on screen
dbCreateAnimatedSprite ( 1, "animatedsprite.png", 4, 4, 1 );
// this is our main loop, it is a simple while loop that will call
// a GDK function named LoopGDK, this function will perform some internal
// routines, it is recommended to always base your main loop on this
// function call
while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
{
// inside our main loop we can control the logic of the program,
// we want to take our animated sprite and display it on screen,
// this can be achieved by calling the function dbPasteSprite, this
// function takes 3 parameters, the first parameter is an ID number
// of the sprite, earlier on when we created the sprite we used an
// ID number of 1, so when we call dbPasteSprite we pass in an ID of
// 1 to indicate the sprite we created, the next two parameters are
// X and Y coordinates, these are used to position the sprite at a
// specific location on screen, in our case we will position the
// sprite at 0, 0 which is the top left of the screen
dbPasteSprite ( 1, 0, 0 );
// our sprite is using an image that has multiple frames on, by default
// it will display frame 1, we want to cycle through all the images to
// show our animation, we can do this by calling dbPlaySprite, this
// function takes 4 parameters, the first is an ID number, we use ID number
// 1, the second parameter controls the start frame, we start from the
// beginning so use a value of 1, the third parameter defines the end
// frame, we have 16 frames of animation so pass in a value of 16, the
/// final parameter controls the delay between switching frames, we pass
// in a value of 200, lower values will make the frames change quickly
// while higher values will make the frames change slowly
dbPlaySprite ( 1, 1, 16, 200 );
// the final call in our main loop is to dbSync, this function will
// update the screen and draw any graphics
dbSync ( );
}
// return back to windows
return;
}
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and i getted this : unable to start program'c;\documents and settings\MYNAME\Tutorials\Getting started\debug\getting started\getting started\debug\getting started\.'exe'.
The system cannot find the file specified.
The system cannot find the file specified.
