direct3d wrapper

[h0jew]

I give credit where its due...this one is not mine...nor will you get mine heh..its a good ol template to learn from tho (it lacks in the commenting department BAD) and Im sure you will learn a lot if you go through it and comment it yourself...yes this means looking up other sources but trust me you will learn a great deal.

This was coded by the good ol genius FARENHEIT for a project at school (I believe he was learning inheritance heh)

anyway download and learn

[Elac]

Ok, ill take a look at it.

[WoRmX]

uuh what i have to do with this? i have to compile or some??
its c++ language right? how to compile it then? without installing borland...

[h0jew]

It was compiled with visual (project files included)

[WoRmX]

sorry maybe u call me a n00b but i dont know how to get those files to work....

[h0jew]

I dont want this to be an insult but chances are these files arent for you then :cry:

[Elac]

Yeah...before you attempt this read some basic DirectX tutorials.

[WoRmX]

bah i feel myself such a n00b now.... :beard: i know about direct x and shit but what ever... u know any site of what i have to learn for this

[Elac]

read tutorials get the SDK.

Get SDK Here (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/nhp/default.asp?contentid=28000410)

Theres that look online for more tutorials.

[M4YH3M3D]

first of all the sdk isnt going to do him any good if he cant even open the prj files lol. There is no short cut here to learn how to do this stuff. Yes he said it was done in visual which is short for Microsoft Visual C++ or if ur like me you have the whole studio. Now if you have visual studio installed if you double click the prj file it wil 99% of the time launch Visual C++ and that is where you do your work. Now if you have no idea what your reading when your looking at the source code that means you need to go down to the bookstore and go pick up learn visual C++ in 24 hours. This was my first book on C++ and I liked it cause you get right into the language I have 3 other C++ books as well and 3 VB books 2 pascal books(which I believe pascal rox C++) but anyway this is the stuff you need to get into. Like I said there isnt a short cut you need to understand what your doing if you apply yourself 3-4 months down the road you will prob be ready for the SDK after you have done some stuff to build up to that point. Im not even going to get into learning asm but its a freakin good idea to do that as well.

[superdupe]

look what i found.. once upon a time worm was a beginner... go figure

[drewpaul86]

wow, everyone is at one point, even i was. so what...