Check out my new DirectX Game!

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4 comments, last by ole_92 12 years, 5 months ago
Hey everyone,
Have a look at my game assignment! It's written in C++ and DirectX, using Visual Studio Express C++.
It has soundtracks, but they weigh like 80MB (wave files), so just the main sounds are in the zip.

Feel free to provide any feedback! I probably won't modify this, but I'll use the good advice for my future games!
Thank you!

P.S.
You need the directX SDK installed and directories properly set up.
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Hey I downloaded your game and compiled it using Visual Studio 2010 pro but it won't register my key presses, so I can't get past the first screen.
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Never mind, it's working now. Don't know why it was behaving the way it was before. Pretty nice, keep up the good work!!!!
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I also had the same problem, can't find the solution...
Basically it doesn't listen to key presses if during compilation you click on a different window.
Anyway, thanks for your comment!
Looks good.
About the input - it worked for me. But I noticed you're using DirectInput which is not recommended by Microsoft itself for keyboard and mouse input, as you can see for example here http://msdn.microsof...v=vs.85%29.aspx

A side note - I found the controls quite confusing, using A D to move and arrows to aim. I ended just moving left and right and shooting, without changing the angle at all.
It would maybe work better with keyboard+mouse (A and D keys to move, mouse to aim and shoot).

Looks good.
About the input - it worked for me. But I noticed you're using DirectInput which is not recommended by Microsoft itself for keyboard and mouse input, as you can see for example here http://msdn.microsof...v=vs.85%29.aspx

Yeah, I think it was a requirement to use DirectInput for the assignment. I'm not an expert, so I won't get into a discussion as to which method is better.


A side note - I found the controls quite confusing, using A D to move and arrows to aim. I ended just moving left and right and shooting, without changing the angle at all.
It would maybe work better with keyboard+mouse (A and D keys to move, mouse to aim and shoot).

Good advice! I have tested/played it like a million times, so I got used to the controls. I should have asked other people to test it, though.

Thanks for the comment

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