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| Submitted on: 9/15/1999
By: Oguz Ozgul
Level: Not Given
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Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | These graphical example generates 1 to 4 explosions on the screen.
Each explosion has 1 to 64 pieces.
Each piece has 1 to 9 pixels.
Every piece has its own direction (clockwise or not), and has its own rotating frequency. ALL THE PIECES ROTATING!
NO API FUNCTION CALLS, JUST the PSET!!!
It is a really first project of my own with VB5.
Enjoy.
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9/15/1999 1:56:00 PM:crypticvoid
Great! refreshing. :)
i'm thinking
about porting this to
Direct X
Brings me back to my old dos
programming days
hehe
NICE!
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9/16/1999 1:23:00 PM:Steve
I like it. I think I will use it on my
credit's screen for the game I am
working on if you have no objections.
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9/17/1999 3:18:00 PM:Vb-boy
I try to understand this prog
can u
send my a source like this but
just 1
explosien and no opotions
and the
explosion just come at 1 place
PLEASE
PLEASE PLEASE i wanna learn this
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9/17/1999 10:32:00 PM:Oguz Ozgul
Thanks to all for the comments..
TO
STEVE: No problem. It s all free.
TO
VB-BOY: I tried to put in explanations
as much as I can.
Vb-boy, please
examine the code. You will find
everything to do what you want.
I
advise you to examine the main routine
in FORM CODE.
It is just a 3
sub-calling routine.
There are a lot
of FOR-NEXT loops, so it is easy to
blow up one!
Don't forget, this was an
easy one!
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9/21/1999 9:24:00 AM:lane
cool
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9/25/1999 3:40:00 PM:Jimbo
How can I make this work in vb4 32?
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9/28/1999 1:45:00 AM:Oguz Ozgul
Sorry Jimbo, but i did not use VB4
before, and I don't have it. So I can't
help you.
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10/6/1999 5:22:00 PM:Jonathan Feucht
Very nice. It'd make a nice screen
saver!
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