PlayBASIC is a game programming language based upon the Easy-To-Use B.A.S.I.C language. It was developed by game programmers for game enthusiasts, and incorporates more than 25 years experience in the field. Our aim was to produce a language that offers same ‘sit down and play’ experience that older BASIC’s had, but with a more modern feature set. So everybody can experience the fun of game programming again ! Since PlayBASIC focuses on game creation, it includes a wealth of graphical features.
Ranging from Mapping (Creating game worlds), Sprites & Image effects, Cameras, Polygon Shapes, Texture Mapping through to a full set of traditional 2D vector art,including Dots / lines / boxes / Circles / Ellipses & polygons. Which can all have alpha effects applied to them. Sprite capabilities are one the most critical parts of any game creation tool.
PlayBASIC’s sprite engine not only supports Rotation / Scaling / Flipping, but various real time image manipulation effects such as Alpha channels, Filtering, Alpha Blending (Variable, Additive, Subtractive, 50%), logical masking, Colour Replacement just to name a few. But, what would good is a game making tool without a good collision system ? Virtually useless ! So we’ve included various collision detection methods. Including Pixel Perfect Collision, Rect, Rotated Rect, Circular, Polygonal, Sliding and Sticky Collision modes.
Moreover, you can mix vector collision modes with pixel perfect collision and vice versa. Making PlayBASIC’s collision system arguably the most advanced available ! PlayBASIC comes with a comprehensive code editor, built in Debug Tools and over 400 hundred examples to get you started. Moreover, we are always open to your feedback! This application aims to be a powerful, flexible and enjoyable software for all users.
So if you’re like me and remember when programming was fun, or you’d just like to start learning, then give then give PlayBASIC a try !
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PlayBasic Cracked Version is a game programming language based upon Easy-To-Use B.A.S.I.C language.
It was developed by game programmers for game enthusiasts, and incorporates more than 25 years experience in the field. Our aim was to produce a language that offers same’sit down and play’ experience that older BASIC’s had, but with a more modern feature set. So everybody can experience the fun of game programming again!
PlayBASIC focuses on game creation, so it includes a wealth of graphical features.
Ranging from Mapping (Creating game worlds), Sprites & Image effects, Cameras, Polygon Shapes, Texture Mapping through to a full set of traditional 2D vector art, including Dots / lines / boxes / Circles / Ellipses & polygons. Which can all have alpha effects applied to them. Sprite capabilities are one the most critical parts of any game creation tool.
PlayBASIC’s sprite engine not only supports Rotation / Scaling / Flipping, but various real time image manipulation effects such as Alpha channels, Filtering, Alpha Blending (Variable, Additive, Subtractive, 50%), logical masking, Colour Replacement just to name a few. But, what would good is a game making tool without a good collision system? Virtually useless! So we’ve included various collision detection methods. Including Pixel Perfect Collision, Rect, Rotated Rect, Circular, Polygonal, Sliding and Sticky Collision modes.
Moreover, you can mix vector collision modes with pixel perfect collision and vice versa. Making PlayBASIC’s collision system arguably the most advanced available!
PlayBASIC includes a comprehensive code editor, built in Debug Tools and over 400 hundred examples to get you started.
Moreover, we are always open to your feedback!
This application aims to be a powerful, flexible and enjoyable software for all users.
So if you’re like me and remember when programming was fun, or you’d just like to start learning, then give then give PlayBASIC a try!
Included Features:
PlayBASIC + windows game engine 1.0
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PlayBASIC Includes:
C++ and.NET cross compiler
BASIC Compiler (functions, events, variables, loops, statements, etc.)
C++ Code editor (text and graphical)
Built-In Debugger
Basic interactive map editor
PlayBasic
Fully Featured game development and programming tool for game enthusiasts.
PlayBASIC is a game programming language based upon the Easy-To-Use B.A.S.I.C language. It was developed by game programmers for game enthusiasts, and incorporates over 25 years experience in the field.
No need for a source code editor or knowledge of other languages.
Development environment based on Windows.net Framework
PlayBASIC’s sprite engine not only supports Rotation, Scaling, Flipping, but various real time image manipulation effects such as Alpha channels, Filtering, Alpha Blending ( Variable, Additive, Subtractive, 50% ), logical masking, colour replacement just to name a few. But, what would good is a game making tool without a good collision system? Virtually useless! So we’ve included various collision detection methods. Including Pixel Perfect, Rect, Rotated Rect, Circular, Polygonal, Sliding and Sticky Collision modes.
Furthermore, you can mix vector collision modes with pixel perfect collision and vice versa.
PlayBASIC’s built in Collision system is also arguably the most advanced available.
PlayBASIC comes with a comprehensive code editor, built in Debug Tools and over 400 hundred examples to get you started. Moreover, we are always open to your feedback!
And if all you’re interested in is creating games, then don’t forget that our last game jam was a huge success. All the best to all of you participating!
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Explore a beautiful 3D world made of blocks that disappear & reappear.
It’s a great way to learn about gravity and how it affects objects. Also, how blocks are attached and where to place them.
This game is great for beginner programmers.
Instructions:
1) Press Space to play / CTRL + Q to pause
2) Hold Left Arrow to jump / CTRL + Left Arrow to fire
3) Hold Ctrl to scale / Shift + Left Arrow to rotate
4) Hold Right Arrow to turn / CTRL + Right Arrow to fire
5) Hold E to shoot / CTRL + E to fire
Introduction
PlayBASIC is a game programming language based upon the Easy-
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A simple but complete BASIC-like language where you can mix code blocks for functions & conditions while simulating a console environment.
Features
Complete BASIC-like language
Functions
Constants
If/Then statements
While loops
Goto loops
Property statements
Assignment statements
Console-style functions
Palettes:
Source code editor
Basic debugging tools
Examples
Basics
Map editor
Player shooting game
Draw a player sprite
Using Game Palettes
Using simple graphic engines (Pixel
Perfect, Pixel Perfect + Canvas Rect, Sprite)
Rotation & Scaling
Loading a texture
Simple collision system
Pixel Perfect collision
Rect collision
Circular collision
Point to point collision
Polygonal collision
Sliding collision
Sticky collision
Collision monitoring with game information view
Collision detection and fading
Link an object to multiple other objects and delete objects from linked list
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Remark: On MacOSX 10.6 PlayBASIC runs out of memory the first time it is used.
Remark: The program also crashes on Windows 9, and 10, if the “playbasic-libraries-loader.jar” file is not in the “lib/jar” directory.
See the UGUE project for more information. It is a GUI based version of PlayBASIC.
PlayBASIC is distributed under the GPL, and is licensed for private use.Q:
Determine number of times parabolic curves of the same shape as principal curve will return to their starting point?
Determine number of times parabolic curves of the same shape as principal curve will return to their starting point?
Suppose a 4-dimensional parabolic curve is given by $f(t) = t^3 + 3t^2 – 4t + 2$ and its principal curve is $x=2t^2-3t+2$ and both curves start from $(1,2,3,4)$. How to show that parabolic curve is returning to its starting point $(1,2,3,4)
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PlayBASIC is a game programming language based upon Easy-To-Use BASIC. It was developed by game programmers for game enthusiasts. The success of the language has inspired the developers to create another version for use with mobile phones, PlayBASIC-M, that combines the ease of use of the BASIC language with compatibility issues of the tools and libraries.
In the game programming scene, such a machine has a lot of friends, and people usually chose it to write games. The language is often called “Easy-to-use BASIC” because it is the most simple and easy to use basic language for game programming. At the same time, it is the language that does not require programming knowledge for most users to quickly learn and use it.
Compared with the most commonly used C, C++, Java, etc. games programming languages, GameEasy BASIC is still very easy to be understood for most beginners and can be easily customized by users. GameEasy BASIC can be supported on any type of PC, game console, game console tablet, mobile phone, or other target platforms of the language. It provides a wide range of online games, the theme of the language is very hot and steady. Also, it is the most commonly used game programming tool by beginners and advanced users worldwide.
GameEasy BASIC is very easy to use, and new programmers do not need to take any time for learning. Once you have finished learning, beginners can write games easily. For advanced users, the program has the ability to save the knowledge and time you have spent before. Therefore, when you need to repeat a process, it is very convenient.
GameEasy BASIC is a package of programs that can be used to build 3D games and 2D games. It is the most important tool of the language. GameEasy BASIC has a built-in debugger and is very easy to learn. Many advanced programming concepts are built into it, so you can quickly start creating games. As a basic BASIC, it has a simple syntax and structure. GameEasy BASIC supports almost every type of BASIC. GameEasy BASIC supports Windows, Mac, Linux and Android platforms. It includes the complete spectrum of programming languages and databases. It supports many programming languages, such as C/C++, C#, Java, 3D Basic, HTML/CSS, Java, Lua, Python, RPG, GameMaker, MS Access, QBasic, and Visual Basic.
In addition to software, Game
System Requirements For PlayBasic:
Minimum:
OS: Windows 10 64-bit
Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K 3.5 GHz or AMD equivalent
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1060 6 GB
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 50 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card (VIA driver recommended)
Additional Notes:
NOTE:
The game will install using a minimum of 4 GB of RAM. If this is too low, you can add some more
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