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Xenon 2000 |
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Wrath (11:41 15/12/2000)
johnstlr (13:54 15/12/2000)
Wrath (14:47 15/12/2000)
johnstlr (15:57 17/12/2000)
ToiletDuck (19:47 17/12/2000)
johnstlr (20:29 17/12/2000)
ToiletDuck (21:54 17/12/2000)
bemik (15:49 6/11/2008)
andypoole (23:12 6/11/2008)
bemik (14:55 7/11/2008)
andypoole (15:39 7/11/2008)
filecore (15:44 7/11/2008)
bemik (17:19 7/11/2008)
bemik (17:22 7/11/2008)
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Nathan |
Message #85110, posted by Wrath at 11:41, 15/12/2000 |
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I don't see how anyone missed it. Has anyone got November's issue of PC Format?
Why? Because there is a tutorial on how to create Xenon 2000, they give you the graphics and the code and even the compiler! |
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Lee Johnston |
Message #85111, posted by johnstlr at 13:54, 15/12/2000, in reply to message #85110 |
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I didn't miss it. They give you the compiler and one level according to the latest version of PC Format. Hardly enough to create a complete game. The code is also more than likely based on DirectX which would give any person doing a port a few headaches.
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Nathan |
Message #85112, posted by Wrath at 14:47, 15/12/2000, in reply to message #85111 |
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As far as I read, it's spread over 6 months and thought that there were other levels on the next issue's CD. Surely it's worth looking at the code to see if it uses DirectX. |
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Lee Johnston |
Message #85113, posted by johnstlr at 15:57, 17/12/2000, in reply to message #85112 |
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I got the latest PC Format to take a look - I can't believe people pay 5quid for this magazine - it may have a lot of pages but it makes Acorn User look like an absolute bargin for worthwhile content. Anyway there's very little in the way of source code - just an app to display a level file. Aside from the reliance on Borland libraries for the GUI the source code (what's there) doesn't seem too bad. However there is no code there for the game itself (so no clue as to whether it uses DirectX or not - I'd be really surprised if it didn't)
and I've no idea what format the graphics are in. Then again I've only spent about 15mins browsing through it so far.
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Mark Quint |
Message #85114, posted by ToiletDuck at 19:47, 17/12/2000, in reply to message #85113 |
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when was Xenon 2000 released???? - that would give a clue to whether it used DirectX or not, & also, What version of Windows was it written for???
-DOS=easy peasy 
Windows95 = Might be ok 
Win98/2k = ur screwed   Question: WHY IS IT THAT THE BLOKE WHO WRITE LINUX DIDNT REALISE THAT NOT EVERYONE HAD T3 CONNECTIONS OR HIGHER????
GRRRRR.... ah well, only 270 megs left to dload 
it might be done before Christmas |
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Lee Johnston |
Message #85115, posted by johnstlr at 20:29, 17/12/2000, in reply to message #85114 |
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Xenon2000 is brand new and it's not a commercial release. PC Format commissioned the Bitmap Brothers to do a 6 months series on how to write a game. They chose to update Xenon because of it's heritage and because it would be relatively simple for them to do it. I don't understand your distinction between Win95 and Win98. They're both Win9x kernels and both support DirectX. As for linux - well that's what CD-ROMs are for right? 
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Mark Quint |
Message #85116, posted by ToiletDuck at 21:54, 17/12/2000, in reply to message #85115 |
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hmmm when win95 was out there was more of a chance that it would support DOS, whereas with W98 u would definately need DirectX Hmmmm CDs... i dont trust the Post - & it requires money ah well, only 262megs left now |
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ludek bem |
Message #108690, posted by bemik at 15:49, 6/11/2008, in reply to message #85110 |
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ALL: are you still have source of xenon 2000, or where I can found it? |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #108694, posted by andypoole at 23:12, 6/11/2008, in reply to message #108690 |
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ALL: are you still have source of xenon 2000, or where I can found it? A quick google brings up this:
http://www.bitmap-brothers.co.uk/features/xenon2000/index.htm ?
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ludek bem |
Message #108697, posted by bemik at 14:55, 7/11/2008, in reply to message #108694 |
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thx andy, i know about this page. but this text is probably 8 years old without change . |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #108698, posted by andypoole at 15:39, 7/11/2008, in reply to message #108697 |
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thx andy, i know about this page. but this text is probably 8 years old without change. I think the "2000" bit of "Xenon 2000" qualifies that 
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Jason Togneri |
Message #108699, posted by filecore at 15:44, 7/11/2008, in reply to message #108698 |
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That page was last modified on 31 January 2005, so really it's only four years out of date, if indeed it is out of date at all - isn't the information (apart from perhaps the comment about putting up documentation and more sections in "the next few weeks") still relevant?
Anyway, it's funny to think of what downloading a 12MB file meant when that page was first put online, compared to what a 12MB file means now - about ten seconds for some people... |
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ludek bem |
Message #108700, posted by bemik at 17:19, 7/11/2008, in reply to message #108699 |
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well, well. look like I must use my own brain (it will hurt)(as up writen, them(TBB) used their own compiler, thus maybe code is unusefull to use in VC++ environment)).
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ludek bem |
Message #108701, posted by bemik at 17:22, 7/11/2008, in reply to message #108700 |
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