----------------------------------- DanShadow Sat Nov 29, 2003 2:23 am First Person Shooter (not rpg er anything) ----------------------------------- The idea for making this program came from a friend in my programming class. (a real beginner with high hopes) He looked like he was having a lot of trouble making a Shooting Gallery type game, so I decided to design one to help him. This program uses mousewhere to make a target box around the mouse. I also drew a background with some random guy. Hit certain parts of his bodies, get certain shot points...and a comment from the guy. Please, if you want, feel free to make comments. Program Name: Shooter Game Code Length: 162 lines [EDIT] Program removed for more room for more uploads ----------------------------------- poly Sat Nov 29, 2003 1:13 pm ----------------------------------- thats pretty cool, but what is "SHOT:" for. like is that what each body part is worth? I am gonna assume that cause when I had no bullets left and was still shooting the guy it kept changing ----------------------------------- Tony Sat Nov 29, 2003 1:58 pm ----------------------------------- seeing as this doesnt actually have source code... I moved it to [Turing Submissions]. But ether way, its interesting. Would be much more fun if the guy actually moved around :) ----------------------------------- DanShadow Mon Dec 01, 2003 12:30 am reply ----------------------------------- The "SHOT" is the amount of points you get for the current shot. And yes, its for what bodypart is shot. (ex. You shoot him in the head, Shot: 120, Guy says sumthin like "oww!! you shot me in the head!) I didnt really want to go into depth on this program, only to show my friend the basics on how to make a shotting gallery work. Thats why I didnt make him move...but it would be a pretty good idea. Ill suggest it to my friend. Thanks for your input :) ----------------------------------- juniorspank Tue Dec 16, 2003 11:51 am ----------------------------------- I like it! ----------------------------------- DanShadow Tue Dec 16, 2003 11:58 am ----------------------------------- heh, thanks. I started up another project like that, im helping some newbie programmer get good. :)