Win32 console programming
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Hi, I'm trying to make a small ASCII block graphics adventure game on Windows using the console terminal, and I am looking for example resources and tutorials on how to make a console window screen wrapper. I mean to change the resolution by changing the fontsize, and then just display simple graphics with ascii block character. Any free tutorials, examples and resources will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance!:cool:
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Hi, I'm trying to make a small ASCII block graphics adventure game on Windows using the console terminal, and I am looking for example resources and tutorials on how to make a console window screen wrapper. I mean to change the resolution by changing the fontsize, and then just display simple graphics with ascii block character. Any free tutorials, examples and resources will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance!:cool:
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Hi, I'm trying to make a small ASCII block graphics adventure game on Windows using the console terminal, and I am looking for example resources and tutorials on how to make a console window screen wrapper. I mean to change the resolution by changing the fontsize, and then just display simple graphics with ascii block character. Any free tutorials, examples and resources will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance!:cool:
you're welcome :)
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Member 13242145 wrote:
Any free tutorials, examples and resources will be ...
... found by Google searching.
Start up Visual Studio and select New/Project... from the File menu.
In the new project dialog click the Win32 template category on the left and click on Win32 Console Application in the center pane. ...
Click OK. ...
You should now have a new, empty project. -
Member 13242145 wrote:
Any free tutorials, examples and resources will be ...
... found by Google searching.
Start up Visual Studio and select New/Project... from the File menu. In the new project dialog click the Win32 template category on the left and click on Win32 Console Application in the center pane. ... Click OK. ... You should now have a new, empty project.