tictactoe
[attachment=14704:tictactoe.zip]well I have decided to start from scratch, I have done a very simple tic tac toe game using dx9 and c++.Let me know if you need any more headers or libs or dlls. Enclosed is my program. heads up the left mouse button does the x values and the right mouse button does the o values.
It's tic-tac-toe. if you provided the source code, we could comment on what you did. But as far as being a game, you've pretty much did tic-tac-toe, it's really hard to give feedback on what to change. Basically, you built the prototype of the game, but didn't add anyway to reset the board(unless i didn't find the button). you can place x's/o's overtop each other, winning doesn't do anything other than draw the line. Pretty much you have the game, you just need to add the rules. After that, their's really no more feedback on the actual gameplay, because you didn't do anything new. It's just classic tic-tac-toe, and that's it.can I get some feedback on my game
Well, with out the source code, I can only give feedback on the game it self
there seem to be a few bugs with detecting when there are 3 in a row, (only after game has ended) but it might be nice to iron them out, just incase they can happen before the game has ended
Also, It might be nice to put some text or image saying when the game is over and or who won.
Why are you using dx9 to make a tic-tac-toe game?tictactoe.zipwell I have decided to start from scratch, I have done a very simple tic tac toe game using dx9 and c++.Let me know if you need any more headers or libs or dlls. Enclosed is my program. heads up the left mouse button does the x values and the right mouse button does the o values.
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