Re:

[dreyhau@banet.net]

Actaully, there is a way I know of that uses the computers standard fonts.
It is a very fast way.
I think I read about it in Tricks of the Game Programming Guru's.
Sorry I don't know the exact method though.

----- Original Message -----
From: tushar gurjar <tusharg21@Hotmail.com>
To: <gameprogrammer@gameprogrammer.com>
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2000 2:10 PM


> Hi guys,
>
> I am new to game programming but I have been trying my hand at game
> programming.Actually i have already completed the code.Guess which game am
i
> talking about? yep "TETRIS" it is again. I know, u guys r real studs in
> programming(vc++,directX,open GL and what not!) and would definitely be
mad
> at me for writing this crap but hey guys i can't help it.I need some help.
I
> have written this game in 'c' with a dash of assembly thrown in.The game
as
> such is working fine but there
> sure are some flaws in it.I was just wondering whether any one of you
might
> be interested(at least curious) in having a look at it.I would like your
> opinions and suggestions to improve it(especially from the head of this
> community).The only reason i did'nt attach the exe file was that i did'nt
> want to fill your mail box with 110kb of junk.If u guys are interested, do
> mail me.
>
> I also have a problem. How do I make the text which the user types, to
> appear on screen in graphics mode(in C)? I have given it a good try but
> nothing seems to be working. It seems that to print in graphics mode it is
> necessary to get the data to be printed in string form so that outtextxy()
> function can be used. Whenever i try to print the letter which i typed,the
> ascii value gets printed.what's the solution?
>
> One last thing! Sorry to write such a @#@$#*( long letter .
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