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3than
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Posted: 25th Oct 2011 10:50
Hi Guys.

For a very long time now, I've been looking for a 1st Person Shooter tutorial for DarkBASIC Pro, but I've had no luck... Everywhere I look, nowhere has any FPS tutorials for DBPro. Every tutorial turns out to be for FPS Creator. Now, you're probably thinking 'Well, why didn't you get FPSC then?' Well, I like to code my games, not click them together. So if anyone could tell me if there were any 1st Person Shooter tutorials, I'd greatly appreciate it!
Braude Interactive
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Posted: 25th Oct 2011 11:07 Edited at: 25th Oct 2011 11:09
How about we make one tailored to your needs? Because FPS games are a nice, easy place to start. Judging by your post below in this forum, you're really looking for someone to take time with you.



There you go. Ask away. Really you should put this in the newcomer's board, because you're asking to be spoon-fed. Now, look at the code. It's simple. Play with the numbers (parameters) to get a feel for what they do. Make things different.

I suggest you:
1) Make the player be able to walk backwards
2) Implement left/right strafing
3) Make a texture for the ground and apply it

I can help you through those simple steps, but no-one's going to make a game for you. You need to show effort too, there's no point just asking for tutorials, you can read all you like but you'll learn by doing.
chafari
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Posted: 25th Oct 2011 12:50
Hi there, Here you can see a step by step tutorial that guide you to make a nice shoot 'm up. I was a Darkbasic Clasic tutorial that I have adjusted to work in Dbpro. I hope it can help you.

Cheers.

I'm not a grumpy grandpa

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