Description: 3D balls Modifications: none AKLABETH.BAS ***** Coded by: Richard C Garriott Contributed by: Galleon Description: "Akalabeth: World of Doom" is the predecessor

have a 3D maze program that I wrote inQuickBasic at: http://macsnafu.freeyellow.com/pcstuff/blindaly.html I use arrays to store the "walls" of the maze, but I use dynamic

Please, I need to create a house (with a door, a window, a roof and a color change) in Quick Basic.

It's me again! I've got another question for you all. This one is a good one too. Okay, I was

A new raycaster is comming out by Jon Olick(jariot1234@aol.com). It has actual textured

A new raycaster is comming out by Jon Olick(jariot1234@aol.com). It has actual textured

' Simple 3D Raycasting Program >' (Eventually an RPG, I hope) >' by Brent P. Newhall (BrentN@juno.com) >' Version 0.1.0 > WHILE hit = 0 AND radius

Does anybody have a doom/wolf type game they could post. Preferably in PowerBasic but QuickBasic is

Peter Cooper wrote: > > People, > About a month ago I posted a pretty rough 3d raycasting

People, About a month ago I posted a pretty rough 3d raycasting engine up here which some people

' Here's the Wolfenstein 3D-esque code originally posted a couple of ' months ago. Read

code for 3D RAY >CASTING engine for QBasic ? Lets start this thread off again hehehe :) There was quite a bit of talk about this a little while ago see.. heres the updated code of the engine

(or 3D) grid. When these beams hit something then the appropriate action is taken. This is the method used by the current versions of the Wolf3D style QBasic raycasting engine. After

walk through walls, either. Though, of course, you can change that in the [SPACE] handling section. I've tried implementing negative-number walls, with special handling that

Ryan Wahle (wahle@calweb.com) writes: > Hi.. When I was learning QBasic with my teacher two years