IceBreaker23

I used Directx Texturing Tool. I can create mip maps but the lower i get in the mip map level the less mip maps are there.
For example:
I use 4 textures and 9 mip map levels:
first level: 4 maps
second level: 2 maps
third level and below: only 1 map. And this is the bug, but how can i improve this?

I think nowadays java isn´t a language for games. I am currently running a project for a simple action game in java with AWT, and the main menu(only a few buttons) is rendered with 60 fps only! I would recommend C# or C++.

If you say: "But I want to learn Java" then you should start with the basics as boogyman said.
Furthermore you have to be really patiently cause noone just starts game programming. First comes normal programming.

ill take std::sort for it(i think its a quick sort) and I think an i7 can handle this ;)
Thank you very much!

You have to set your velocity to. for example:

pos(0,0,0)
velocity(0,1,0)

and in every update loop
velocity.y -= (0.01*time)

with this example you would throw your ball straight up and it will slow down until velocity.y < 0 then it will fall down again(don´t forget stopping it on the ground( = when pos.y == 0 again)

I hope you get it know ;)

heyho! i am startinng a project in next month, and i wanted to create a project on gamedev.net
i cant find de fuckin button where i can post the project...
please help me!

Hey all!
In school we have to develop any project we want.
A few of my class colleges and me wanna develop a 2d game.
Any ideas how to sell the game if it is revolutionary in design?
does miniclip buy games?