Planet Chili

[quote = "Albinopapa"]You might also still be able to use a modified PutPixel to store as a texture, then use a 3D plane that covers the viewport[/quote] The way you're supposed to do is you lock a texture surface and write to it and then draw a textured quad. Yeah, that's what I was trying to say. ...

I tried your code and I think the problem is you are making an array of 12 char*, but the char* aren't defined as having a size. For instance, normally for the word "Hello" you would do char word[] = "Hello"; which would be a char* word with a size of 5+1(the \n for a newline that gets added), or a ...

I've wanted to try something like this. The only thing I could come up with though never attempted was to use point lists as pixels. You might also still be able to use a modified PutPixel to store as a texture, then use a 3D plane that covers the viewport...just a thought.

I kind of remember a game like that on the NES. I like the longer race games too, this would be a good choice also.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bgj0Ca95eM

This one.

I downloaded it yesterday and I love it so far. The only that that i don't like about it, is the way the intelisence is. For instance in 2010 I could type: #include "Spr and it would narrow down and if i type the ending " it would auto complete it. In 2013 it doesn't have that feature unless I have...

The biggest reason to learn dx9 is because so many people still use XP which doesn't support any of DX11. If the user has Win7 and their video card only supports dx9 then you can still use DX 11 in feature level 9.?, but XP doesn't support anything higher than DX 9. Microsoft is discontinuing suppor...

I have had some success with hybernation in XP, 7 and 8, though with 8 I have been able to get up and running just my internet (WiFi usb) or some other usb device will not work until I remove it and reinsert or sometimes restart the computer, but as far as the applications (don't use the apps) go th...

@chili
Very well put sir.

It's because you have a Youtube account chili. That is how you have a Google+ account.