Pete's QBASIC Site

Well, it's finished! My modem broke down (it was making noises and started to smoke), so no internet for the past week. Heh. It did motivate me to hurry my ass up and finish the animation though. Nothing else to do other than games. Anyways, here it is. Archived, it's only around 25 KB. Clickity cli...

Yep, got the bload and bsave down. ^^ Quick question though: How do I convert higher-level colors to screen 9 colors? I used PixelPlus to make a picture, then saved it as data. I only used the top row of colors (1-15), so the colors I picked should match up fine with screen 9 colors. The data looks ...

Woo! Thanks! It works much better now. :D Here's the code of the new one: DEFINT A-Z DIM image%(25), pic%(25) DIM imagemask%(25), picmask%(25) SCREEN 9, 0, 0, 1 FOR x = 0 TO 4 FOR y = 0 TO 4 READ image%(i) PSET (x, y), image%(i) i = i + 1 NEXT y NEXT x GET (0, 0)-(4, 4), pic% i = 0 FOR x = 0 TO 4 FO...

Thanks for the replies. Well, I read through a couple tutorials, as well as this post.. and.. this is what I have so far. Lol, nothing big, just a sideways stick figure moving. diagonally down the screen. Here's the code. DECLARE SUB PUT2 (Sprite() AS INTEGER, XSize AS INTEGER, YSize AS INTEGER, X A...

Oops, I guess I didn't explain it clearly enough. Haha, sorry. Was kinda out of it yesterday. Yes, it involves graphics. No, I'm not looking for a teacher. I want to make an animation. This animation is not a basic animation such as a ball bouncing around the screen. Actually, animation is a bad wor...

Hey'all. I'm new to this site, and pretty new to QBasic too. I recently wanted to make an animation. I know the basics of the GET, PUT, DATA statements, as well as setting up and using 1 and 2 dimensional arrays. As well as the usual non-graphics commands. However, the animation is a different kind ...