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completely forgot about '$dynamic. added it to the top of my program and it compiled like a charm! thanks!

yes, it runs in basic. it also has several arrays, such as buffer, and arrays to hold the mouse tile, map data, and tiles.

bc mapedit/O/T/C:512; Link @l.l L.L /EX /NOE /NOD:BRUN45.LIB MAPEDIT rel.lib 217 errors. BCOM45.LIB(../rt/pr0a.asm):error L2002: fixup overflow at 0011 in segment pos: 279E7 Record type: 9c BCom45.LIB(../rt/mtfloat.asm) : error L2002: fixup overflow at 0020 in segment pos: 2A11E Record...

when i compiled a program that used rellib, the compiling process showed hundreds of errors. however, it made an exe, but it wouldn't run. so i tried to learn about manual compiling with BC and LINK. To my dispair i came across more errors. I know my program runs because it runs in the IDE...

how about the compression used on abc packets?

can you be more specific? i'm nearly drawing a blank from what you just asked. do you mean zipping the files? or saving them smaller? or maybe making them smaller when they're loaded in qb? p.s. 32x30 is quite awkward. why not go a full 32x32?

when i want to make my own custom font routine, i just make one that uses my put routine (that clips and masks) to put the text in. fast and easy, plus switching fonts is a breeze.

make variables long instead of integers. try that. try: deflng a-z at the top of your code. slower, but it might work.

wow. really sj, you should write a tutorial on setting new screen modes (modex, etc. etc.) and how memory works. make it well and it could be a winner.

no qbiscool. you need to download the BIG version. the 12 mb one. the one that unzips to about 45 mb. not the one that unzips to 5 mb. THAT's the mistake i made.

first of all, sorry it's not microsoft c++, but i couldn't find a better forum. (there's no plain old c++ forum.) i wanted a c++ compiler for my jumpdrive, so i downloaded dev-c++. unfortunately, when i try to compile, it won't. i get this message in the compile log. Compiler: Default...

try the ugl. (ultimate graphics lib) or was it future lib? anyways, one of them supports svga.

no, i don't know. it's not possible in pure qb (i think) without some asm. (why'd you want 256x256x256 anyways?)

is there any tutorials around on manually compiling a program? typosoft has talked about it, and i don't have the time or patience to find it right now (i'm restricted to the ol' p 120) if anyone has any tut's around or know of any on the net, it'd be a big help. thx!!!

well, you learn something new every day. :D yeah, well it probably has something to do with the way notepad saves files.

yay! finally finished the palette program. you can download it at www.rpg-dev.net/compal.BAS i believe it is very useful, especially for the lazy programmer who doesn't want to do all that work of making palette routines. ;)

R@dioman Wandering Guru Joined: 16 May 2002 Posts: 300 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2004 6:06 am Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How big is your bas file. Maybe it's too big for the IDE...

lol! i'll post your question at qbasicnews, and see if the folks there can answer it. don't worry, help is on the way!

nothing yet. i just want to learn about the very basics. right now i'm finishing up palettes first: i'm making palette subroutines for qb, then i'm gonna upload it. (very fast, almost finished. rotating, greyscaling, fading (in and out), and stepfading (partially fading).) I never realized...

i noticed that particles is possibly one of the tutorialed topics in qb, and it's a shame. the only one i found was in a tut on typosoft... does anyone else know of any good particle tutorials/programs?