albert wrote:I figure that the robots brain could be external and accessed through a radio ( RC ) or a cellphone..
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The idea just came to me today.... I think it would work!!!

You are 77 years late. Isaac Asimov had the same idea in 1944:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch_That_Rabbit

In Quick Basic, and also in QB64, the purpose of CHAIN (that justified having a different command from RUN) was that it allowed to send some variables from the caller program to the called one. To do that, the COMMON statement had to be used in both sources. As result, the COMMON statement had two p...

In math, multiplication can use the "x" operator, or the "·" operator, that is called interpunct https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpunct Since it's already very small, it can be omitted when writing a multiplication: so a=b·c can become a=bc In programming, of course, you can't ...

Yes. You can set as many collision rules as you want. The sprites and the wall must have different EntityType than the wall

Something like:

Neither Emscripten seems to include llvm anymore (I had to remove all the references to it to get FreeBasic work with Emscripten)

Also, Emscripten, too, used clang and not gcc

Try with:



That would set the ellipsoid-to-ellipsoid collision methods. Your code has set ellipsoid-to-polygon method, that is more accurate against large and complex meshes, but is not suitable to work well with sprites, that have very few polygons

If you scale the entity itself, the texture, too, is stretched to fit. So, if you scale up the cube, and you scale up the texture as well, texture will be scaled twice. If you want to enlarge a cube, still keeping bricks at the same size, you have to scale down the texture (if you double the size of...

A possible source of graphics for a generic roleplay is here: http://pousse.rapiere.free.fr/tome/

I saw it was used for the game Clickpocalypse 2, and personally I like the look. It is under Creative Commons license, so it could be included in your work.

I don't want to be a downer, but if you need to "borrow" materials from RPGMaker, you won't go far. Because I have the feeling that in FreeBasic, currently, the main difficulty if someone wants to create a videogame is not the coding itself (sprites and tilemaps are not too difficult to ma...

Is the ABI constructor/destructor issue already fixed in the new release?

To all the people in this forum, I wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year!

Then this is not the right place for you

With FreeBasic it's not possible to make a flight simulator that manages a whole planet, unfortunately

Although trying would be funny https://planet.tiiny.site/ (made in a couple hours, so have mercy, I know it's buggy)

Pg.Up and Pg.Down to control aircraft speed

Don't expect an answer, angros ;-) I don't. Am I wrong, or all CodeBaseTeam's post were pretty confrontational, and he didn't post anything technical at all? Not an explanation, not a question on what didn't work. This, along with the lack of source code, and the lack of understanding of how github...

In fact Freebasic is not compatible with QBASIC or gwbasic, and it doesn't advertise that. It just advertises "high level of support " for those languages, and that "Many programs written for QuickBASIC will compile and run in this mode with no changes needed." QB64 and PCBasic a...