Request a Tutorial

[blizzard4800]

Is there any turorioals on timers and time .lapse

[-Grace-]

can someone please post a tutorial for case structure, when u have to add calculations in the case structure
Thanks!

[MrConBeans]

How About Music, and how to play Music

[Tony]

There's this really old tutorial on Music here -- http://compsci.ca/v3/viewtopic.php?t=190

[Gold Flame]

I've Tryed so many times and i cant even get started. pease just show me how to get a man (pre saved picture) to walk around the screen from an overhead veiw that can face 4 different directions controlled by the keyboard

[apython1992]

Too specific for a tutorial. Somebody is already helping you in your Turing post.

[Intet22]

I would like to get a tutorial of the handler function. It seems like there isn't one at the moment and it would very helpful to have

[evildaddy911]

I wouldnt mind having our own version of the turing docs ie. examples on a real program, before/after learning to use the concept
1 thread for each module maybe... It could go out with the turing help/submissions/tutorials forums
"turing documentation"

[[Gandalf]]

That's basically a style of tutorial. I think you'll find that some tutorials are already written that way.

[Raknarg]

The Turing Walkthrough already goes through a bunch of basic concepts.

[evildaddy911]

is there already a tutorial on linked lists? i just discovered them the other day, but i cant figure out how to use them...

[Insectoid]

You're going to have to learn how Turing's pointers work first, and I know there's a tutorial on that in the Turing Walkthrough.

[Raknarg]

I can make a tutorial. Yes? No? Any other takers?

[mirhagk]

http://compsci.ca/v3/viewtopic.php?t=9284 It's already in the Turing Walkthrough. The post on pointers is the post on linked lists.

[Fortes]

So im doing a school project to make a game in truing and and the teacher showed us a sample where in the menu when you start the game you select the options with the mouse. When puting your mouse over the options the text enlarges and when you take the mouse away it comes back to it's normal size. Can anybody please explain how that works?