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Any good VB sites out there
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Ya I know. VB isn''t exactly the best language/program to use but I''m stuck with it at school so I might just as well learn to use it well.
So do anyone know of any good VB sites out there? Doesn''t necessarily have to be about making games, it''d a plus but not necessary.
Try www.planetsourcecode.com for plain old VB programming, otherwise goto www.truevision3dsdk.com or www.revolution3d.de for 3D graphics in VB (with high framerates).
I''m not really a VB Coder by any means, but I did come across this site with a huge number of Tutorials all concerning VB.
Great intro to DirectX. Actually I got the link to it from the Articles section here at GameDev.
Great intro to DirectX. Actually I got the link to it from the Articles section here at GameDev.
This one: www.rookscape.com/vbgaming/ - game programming, quite a few tutorials and lively message board.
And this one: voodoovb.dnsalias.net/. Some tutorials, and the message board is good, a bit more advanced than the other website so if you are learning, ask questions there probably. (Also, due to some server problems, this site isn't having much traffic as the current url is only temporary)
Edit: Forgot the https in the links
Trying is the first step towards failure.
Edited by - ragonastick on November 24, 2001 12:22:29 AM
And this one: voodoovb.dnsalias.net/. Some tutorials, and the message board is good, a bit more advanced than the other website so if you are learning, ask questions there probably. (Also, due to some server problems, this site isn't having much traffic as the current url is only temporary)
Edit: Forgot the https in the links
Trying is the first step towards failure.
Edited by - ragonastick on November 24, 2001 12:22:29 AM
MSDN is also a good resource. It contains a lot of source code, and the internet version at msdn.microsoft.com features a number of extras and you can get the VB version of DirectX there if you have''nt already.
quote: Original post by MadHeater
MSDN is also a good resource. It contains a lot of source code, and the internet version at msdn.microsoft.com features a number of extras and you can get the VB version of DirectX there if you have''nt already.
VBExplorer is a good one. There are several others. I''d have to wait until I got home to check my bookmarks.
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