Most easy to use, not to program

Ah, i was thinking in a blocking perspective for the client.
So you cant run and select gear/items :p

If your working in classes and you read other peoples code, youl see right away that its a member var declared in the class definition or not. Specially handy if you work with derived works.. ofcause mainly handy for OO since member vars shoudnt be accessable by default :)

The prefix for type.. wel ...

Why non blocking? Most people stand still while grabbing some stuff from a bag :)

Anyway, you could make it a simple square in the middle of the screen thats transparent for a certain degree.. lets say 50%. Simply use the mouse to click an item to equip it or drag it to the right equipment slot ...

Eh, the poll.. is the question isometric or topview?

I just love the topdown view. Its simple, clear and easy.
This with the bennefits we have on the PC.. yum!


ps, mouse is cool!
And while its there why not use it :p

I like both. What do you want to use it for?
It depends on the job that needs to be done.

C/C++ is cool (by my opinion), but takes more time and mainly couses different kinds/types of bugs, errors. just because you have to keep track of all memory allocations by yourself. Again it all depends on ...

Most code isnt really c++ oriented but for just incase.. some notes about member variable naming.

member variables should have a prefix of m_ followed by the type and finally the name.

eg

class CTile {
bool m_bPrivate;
public:
CTile();
virtual ~CTile();
m_strPublic;
};

b = bool
n = int ...

Thank you :)

Most stuff i did is background stuff, and alot aint and prolly will never finished too.. new things draw my attention all the time, lol.

Just have to note, im no genious and memory aint a strong point too.
Just doing me study fairly and had possabilaties to pickup some extra papers ...

Might be, depends on what motivates you.

Not intrested in making your own server and protocol?

With some tweaking around u _can_ compile it for Linux...

U just need to leave the "page2" stuff out of the .cpp file.
Doesnt run properly here, but it runs

Dont forget to bring along the tissues!

1 - Programming languages
C,C++, Java, php, html/css, vbscript/vb6 and some C#.. played with perl too.. still intrested in python but cant do it all at once :)
Im also known with UML (use-cases, class diagrams etc etc), ERD (entity relation diagrams) and DFDs (data flow diagrams).

2 - Network ...