Defend Your Computer

[upthescale]

Not a bad game at all, quite fun,and good graphics!

i learned some new things to:
1-At the top it will say your name, and your health...you health will decrease
2I learned the function Math.DistancePointLine...not to hard
3I got Window.Close to work...

to play, you must click on the targets, you may have to click on them once, twice or three times depending on how strong they are...(I set a randint of hitcounts)
You can get head shots, or body shots. To throw a bomb and kill them all, you must hit enter, but you only have 3 so use them wisely!
get 200 to win, 0 to lose
have fun!


*Edit- game is now updated

[TheOneTrueGod]

Uh... All that happens is the "bomb" rolls across the screen, kills everything, and once it gets to the right hand side of the screen it says I win. Not to mention the fact that I tried to hit the enemies before the bomb got there, and they didn't get hit...

[upthescale]

WOPS SORRY ...while i was testing the winning section, i fer got to change

code:

if score >=12 then %Code end if

to

code:

if score >=200then %Code end if

it is now updated

[MysticVegeta]

hey, cool game, nice graphics. Really liked playing it

[Vertico]

it was fairly interesting i give it two thumbs up

[upthescale]

thanks guys

[Guest]

All you have to do now is add a command, each time your computer gets hit, it deletes a random file on your hard drive =)

[Darkmantis]

vahnx wrote:

All you have to do now is add a command, each time your computer gets hit, it deletes a random file on your hard drive =)

lmao, nice.

[upthescale]

even if i knew how to do that i still wudnt but good thinking lol

[Guest]

Here is some code that lists all the files in your directory of choice:

code:

% The "DirectoryListing" program. var winID := Window.Open ("graphics:0;0") var dir : string setscreen ("text") put "Enter a directory ('.' for current, '..' for back): " .. get dir : * put "" var streamNumber := Dir.Open (dir) var num : int var fileName : string var q : char assert streamNumber > 0 for i : 1 .. streamNumber     fileName := Dir.Get (streamNumber)     put fileName     exit when fileName = "" end for Dir.Close (streamNumber) put "Press any key to exit " .. Input.Pause Window.Close (winID) return

Look up on File.Delete if you wish to delete a random file. Possibly associate the File with a number, and count the numbers, then use Rand.Int to randomly select 1 of all the numbers, then File.Delete(fileName)!

[jamonathin]

vahnx wrote:

Look up on File.Delete if you wish to delete a random file. Possibly associate the File with a number, and count the numbers, then use Rand.Int to randomly select 1 of all the numbers, then File.Delete(fileName)!

<cough> eh hem <cough>

[Guest]

Hey I am just saying it's possible, and I didn't tell him how to use File.Delete or anything

[BenLi]

hey i don't think your dir listing prog works, it keeps returning assert false

[upthescale]

File.Delete("Target.t")

so w/e the filename is u put it there right? to delre it?

[Guest]

Yeah, it deletes whatever the directory is. But it doesn't delete the folder. So let's say this:

code:

File.Delete("c:/program files/turing/turing_files.ini")