   n00b questions
  ok i need to kno something lol fist off im using VC++ i kno some basic things and i want to make simple sdl games what 1.i want to kno is how does sdl work with VC++?2.what do i do to when i download it to make a game? 3. and what to download when i want to download it? sry for the stupid questions i kno most of u r like f*ck off!! god! lol but i would appreciate if someone could help   
Quote:Original post by cocopuffssry for the stupid questions i kno most of u r like f*ck off!! god! lol but i would appreciate if someone could helpI think you'll find this forum to be alot more friendly than whatever internet cesspits forums you are used to. [smile]Lazy Foo's SDL tutorials are quite excellent, and answer all three of your questions.Quote:1.i want to kno is how does sdl work with VC++?Setting up SDL in Visual Studio.NET 2005/2008 ExpressQuote:2.what do i do to when i download it to make a game?You go through these tutorials one by one, until you understand SDL. It'd also help if you picked up a book on C++, if you don't already know the language.Quote:3. and what to download when i want to download it?This tutorial tells you.Best of luck on your programming journeys. If you need help, we're happy to answer, just as long as you try to solve it on your own first, at the very least by doing some googling.   ;  Firstly, you're a beginner and have said yourself you're asking beginner questions; you're more than welcome here, but such questions should in future go in our For Beginners forum.  I'm moving this topic there for you. [smile]Have a look through the links Servant of the Lord posted, they should hopefully answer the majority of your questions.  If you haven't done so already you should make sure you've had some practice writing console (i.e. text-based) C++ programs before moving on to SDL.  You'll find SDL much easier to understand if you've already got a good idea of how to program.Quote:sry for the stupid questions i kno most of u r like f*ck off!! god!Not at all, although we do appreciate an effort at proper spelling. [wink]Good luck, and feel free to ask any further questions you might have. [smile]   ;  One more piece of advice, spend at least 15 seconds trying to make your topics specific.  What I recommend is go back and title your post AFTER you type the content, based on what you actually said.  For instance in this case, instead of the completely generic "noob questions" something like "noob questions about SDL" or "help a noob learn SDL".  Cause the title is all you have to get someone to read your post ... and if another reader on this forum was an SDL noob in the last 6 months they are highly likely to want to help you like they we're helped ... if they know your post exists :).The previous posts cover SDL better than I can, so I apologize for not adding any real value to your topic.  Just want to help you get an even better gamedev experience long term.Good Luck.   ;  ok lol well thanks to all!! i was lost until now, thanks gamedev.net!!! lol and all of you too.   