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OzzY

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OzzY 27 Jul 2005, 23:44

Hi! Do you have some info on making games in assembly, please? I'd like some links with sources and tutorials.
Please, easy sources, cause i'm newbie in graphics.
For both win32 and DOS.
Thanks!

27 Jul 2005, 23:44

madmatt

Joined: 07 Oct 2003
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Location: Michigan, USA

madmatt 28 Jul 2005, 06:52

You can download my "windows game programming for dummies" examples here:
ftp://68.225.35.57/
you will need these files
FASMWIN - Windows-DirectX examples Jul-15-05.rar -> The main archive
WINDOW GAME PROGRAMMING FOR DUMMIES - ANDRE LAMOTHE Jul-15-05.rar -> The Examples

There is a simple game in chapter 12 called starferret, very minimal, and no sound. There is anther game in chapter 16 but it doesn't work yet.
MadMatt

28 Jul 2005, 06:52

flaith

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flaith 28 Jul 2005, 07:01

have a look here : http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=3401 Wink

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28 Jul 2005, 07:01

OzzY

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OzzY 28 Jul 2005, 21:20

I'm learning SDL programming in C. I find it quite easy. Can I use this lib in FASM? How?
I'm also interessed in ASCII game programming in ASM.
Thanks!

28 Jul 2005, 21:20

rugxulo

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rugxulo 09 Aug 2005, 23:15

Hey, I know of a very good DOS game: Paul S. Reid's Space Invaders clone (invadr11.zip, TASM/MASM source). There are also some other good games with sources at the URL below (although not necessarily in ASM):

http://ftp.lanet.lv/ftp/mirror/x2ftp/msdos/programming/gamesrc/

P.S. I just tried it in DOSbox 0.63, so I suspect it'll work even on a Mac. Smile

EDIT: It does! I tried it on a Mac OS X PPC (via DOSBOX 0.65) although it was a tad bit too slow. Cool

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09 Aug 2005, 23:15

Matrix

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Matrix 11 Aug 2005, 18:47

thx rugxulo
cool links ;>
oh joy

btw, its easy to translate tasm code to fasm

11 Aug 2005, 18:47

rugxulo

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rugxulo 09 Sep 2005, 05:15

Matrix, did you ever get it to reassemble? Confused

Oh well, here's my (wimpy) port to FASM below (needs sed). EDIT: (old INV2FASM.ZIP is kludgy, see here for more accurate translation)

09 Sep 2005, 05:15

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