In any case, there isn''t any proper tutorials. Mainly because I HAVE no time. (see. Proper use of CAPS :-))
Anyway, back to the point. To create something like tetris, you will probably need to look at Simple2D (in the examples directory) or say, Animation. Both show you how to get a simple 2d engine up, putting out sprites, etc. Animation also shows you how to get a simple frame animation (an animation with the frames as bitmaps in a texture) working. For tetris, you can search the net, what you need, is the basic algorithm for it. In any language, using any API, the underlying program is the same. It''s just window dressing...
Basically, in Tetris, you need an matrix (i.e. int screen[50][50]) that represents your world. Each int in the matrix represents the block color on the screen (or block texture). Next, every frame, you need to move the current shape down, first erasing it on the screen matrix, then putting it in the right place (one line down). You also must check for collisions. Next, when a line is full, move everything down a line in the matrix. Have a draw function to draw the matrix.
Hey, you have to do something yourself. The draw function, given a matrix of ints or whatever, shouldn''t be to difficult. Try to get that working first. Then add falling blocks, then collisions, then finally the scores and dissappearing lines.
In fact, I may even write a quick game using BCBDXLib of tetris...hmm..
Nope, not enough time
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BCB DX Library - RAD C++ Game development for BCB
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