I’m having problems using WordPress.com, so I’ve decided to go back where I came, and use Windows Live Spaces once again.
Here’s my new blog:
I’m having problems using WordPress.com, so I’ve decided to go back where I came, and use Windows Live Spaces once again.
Here’s my new blog:
This is a miniguide to make a RedBulb game…
Form form;
public override void Initialize()
{
base.Initialize();
form = new Form(game);
}
public override void Behave(GameTime gameTime)
{
form.Update(gameTime);
base.Behave(gameTime);
}
public override void HandleInput(GameTime gameTime)
{
if (game.IsTapped(Keys.Escape, Buttons.Back)) ;
base.HandleInput(gameTime);
}
public override void Render(GameTime gameTime)
{
base.Render(gameTime);
form.Draw(gameTime);
}
}
So, here’s the source code, but: it’s messy, needs lots of optimization, blah, blah, blah. because it’s under development. get it? It’s not finished yet! but it works. it works. and that’s all!
Download it from here.
I think it works with RedBulb base code v1.0. it can be downloaded from here.
What is Redbulb? It’s basically this.
Have fun!
There are lots of games out there with multiplayer support, and today I wanna share my Top 5 favorite multiplayer games list with you.
These games have some unique features:
so, Here’s my list:
Number 5- Grand Theft Auto SA-MP
It’s a mod for Grand Theft Auto San Andreas which allows you to play online or over LAN with your friends in the San Andreas world.
Because anyone can write game modes for SA-MP, there are many game modes available for it.
you can download SA-MP from it’s website: http://www.sa-mp.com/
This game supports widescreen displays natively.

Number 4- Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2
I know, it’s for 2002! but new Need for Speeds are pain in the ass in multiplayer with all those settings and spending time in menus for a single quick race. but in NFSHP2, you just host a game, select the track and that’s it! you’re playing MP. sure, it has some collision detection problems, but it’s no biggy!
This game supports widescreen displays natively.

Number 3- Armagetron Advanced!
Everybody loves tron! and the best tron clone around is Armagetron Advanced. It’s an open source game and it’s available for free.
It supports widescreen displays natively.
Download the game from here.

Number 2- Quake III Arena
Well here’s our FPS in this list! It is a fun and fast paced game. if you like FPS, you’ll love this.
If you want to play Quake III online, there’s a new version called Quake LIVE available for free at www.quakelive.com .

Number 1- Command & Conquer Generals
ZERO:HOUR
and the last one is a strategy game. It’s all about how you can manage your money!
With it’s World Builder tool, you can make new maps and worlds in no time, so It never gets boring. also, it’s easily moddable.
It does not have widescreen resolutions in it’s options menu, but that’s not a problem.
To make it look good on your widescreen laptop, just open options.ini file from your Documents\Command and Conquer Generals Zero Hour Data folder with notepad and change the value of resolution:
Resolution = 1280 800
and that’s it!
few days ago I was bored as hell, and I thought of making some cipher puzzles. so I created a new RedBulb Project, and began coding…
Here’s my cipher game. It has three skill levels, and comes with a few random quotations. you can download it from my SkyDrive.
System Requirements:
If you want to add more quotations to the game, simply edit l.cfg file with notepad.
My polygon based sidescroller’s base code is almost ready. I’m waiting for some graphics from my artist to stick to the engine and test it.
Farseer Physics was a great help ‘till now, although I had to spend so much time on tweaking it.
I still need to write a good level editor; I need something that can insert entities and actors into the level easily. Level’s structure is more complicated than my old Tile-based engine; A level is made of:
I’m worried about the size of textures, I need to find a technique to use huge textures in huge levels without any problems.
Did you get “License Expired” from your Adobe programs? If so don’t panic. you are one of the thousand victims of this “January 19+1th” Incident
Reinstalling the suite doesn’t work, even reinstalling the Windows doesn’t work. Your key to solve this problem is this:
http://rapidshare.com/files/186717337/amtlib.dll
Just download this file, and copy (replace) it to all Adobe programs’ folders.
Don’t tell anybody I told you that!
Update: I found this helpful blog post in the net. take a look at it.
I was playing old DOS games, and look what I found
I couldn’t stop laughing!
“The Fight for Justice” contains fully animated scrolling backgrounds. All the people you meet have their own lives, personalities, and objectives.
A 256-color VGA version will be Available (Smooth scrolling 256-color screens—fancy that)!
It reminded me the good old days
! The funnier thing is: They never made this fancy game!
For those experts in XNA, This name is familiar. It’s a very very powerful and simultaneously easy to use 2D Physics Engine for XNA Framework.
Story is I coded and coded and coded to make some polygon based collision detection system to use in my new sidescroller game. But after a while I decided to download a physics engine instead of writing a shit load of code. so I jumped into codeplex and found this awesome engine. It has everything I want for my game and it is Ms-Pl!
So first thing I did was making a “Polygon Maker” program powered by this engine, so I could draw level boundaries with it.
Then I wrote some code to load polygons from file and attach them to PhysicsSimulator as bodies. then I added a simple rectangle body to test the collision detection:
(Blue rectangle is a movable object, Black polygons are static objects and Red rectangles are Mass Centers.)
Anyway, it works perfect for me and kudos for it’s developers!
Oh and another thing: If you got lost in the world of physics, and couldn’t figure out which bodies are where and stuff like that, There is a PhysicsSimulatorView class in this engine that shows every thing about it’s PhysicsSimulator:
You can download the engine from here.