PROGRAM IDEA's?

[Txl Kill]

I just got back in to programing and i can do alot of things... does anyone have any ideas for programs i need some bad .. thanks

[Trafton AT]

A program that automatically downloads tilesets from servers. :)

[CelL]

A program that will crash your server as soon as you start it.

[Fawriel]

A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
:D

[FQuist]

http://www.jazz2online.com/jcf/showthread.php?threadid=5409 :P

[Super Saiyan]

TEACH ME HOW TO MAKE PROGRAMS RED!!! :D




AND YES I GOT VISUAL BASIC AND C++ :p

[Txl Kill]

teach ur self its simple

[Cpp]

Yea. I think the best way to learn programming languages is to do it yourself. I am a self-taught programmer and look at the quality of my products ;)

[Trafton AT]

I've found the best way to learn nearly anything about computers is to get basic information about it and then immerse yourself and learn most of it from messing around and experimentation, like Overlord said.

[Super Saiyan]

Sorry but I really dont have a nice site where I can get tutorials from, it should be simple though. Im currently busy with html, I teached it my self :) I think I can also be able to learn VB 'codes' too, ehh... <b>can someone help me with it?</b>:) Sorry, its a bit of-topic. PM, mail if you can :)

[Trafton AT]

Heh.
It's not easy, really...

[Bobby aka Dizzy]

I personally recommend that you buy a book on the subject you want to learn, I find that almost all books are better for learning a computer language and things in general than most any website.

[Krezack]

Originally posted by Trafton AT
I've found the best way to learn nearly anything about computers is to get basic information about it and then immerse yourself and learn most of it from messing around and experimentation.

Duh. That is the best way of learning. I can fix around 95% of computer problems. Software or hardware. All from screwing up and fixing. Repeatedly. Till the repairmen wont accept the computer anymore.

[Krezack]

Originally posted by Super Saiyan
I think I can also be able to learn VB 'codes' too, ehh... <b>can someone help me with it?</b>:) Sorry, its a bit of-topic. PM, mail if you can :)

vBulletin codes aren't hard to learn. If you know HTML, use that. This site has HTML enabled. :)

[Trafton AT]

I think he means Visual Basic, not the lame HTML that this board has.

[Fawriel]

Originally posted by Piccolo
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
A level converter TSF-->1.23
:D
Are you even ABOUT to DO anything?
(Sorry if I sound pushing,but I NEEEED such a proggy!)

[Super Saiyan]

That aint possible... :-) If yes, why none made it before? The one of Overlord crashes the whole time.

[Cpp]

Originally posted by Super Saiyan
That aint possible... :-) If yes, why none made it before? The one of Overlord crashes the whole time.
That was more like an experiment.

[Super Saiyan]

Originally posted by Overlord
That was more like an experiment.



Oh, oke No matter then.

[FQuist]

A program like that would be great. I know many people accidently saving their levels in TSF and therefore losing them.

[Trafton AT]

It would *really* be nice if in 1.25 (hey, this is The Future of Jazz topic, I can dream) they would make 1.23 compatible with 1.24 levels.

The fact that Epic called TSF 1.24, blocking off 1.2x's (1.20-1.23) chain kind of implies there will be no 1.25, though. In many ways, though, 1.24 is kind of a patch. However, it's a patch that changes so much it was made a seperate game.