Friends, I have just published my first game "Lead the Birds". All coding is done in java android, qt c++ (for game editor tool development..) Please find the game link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tms.rescuethebird If you are a developer and would like to know any technical things let us know. I welcomes all questions and suggestions. Cheers JkChan
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Friends, I have just published my first game "Lead the Birds". All coding is done in java android, qt c++ (for game editor tool development..) Please find the game link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tms.rescuethebird If you are a developer and would like to know any technical things let us know. I welcomes all questions and suggestions. Cheers JkChan
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yes. I remember, I have seen some learning based algorithms .see http://gamesitb.com/pathgraham.pdf[^] jk chan http://cgmath.blogspot.com/[^]
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try using A* algorithm see links below. Very simple A* algorithm implementation[^] C# - Visualizing Path Finding With Dijkstra, AStar, Bi-directional Dijkstra's, and Bi-directional A* Algorithms[^] Hopes this helps jk chan http://cgmath.blogspot.com
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Take a look at GraphEdit tool, where you can drag and drop several filters and test it. Or you can just drag and drop a Avi file into graphedit, immediately it will show the filters and connections. Also take a look at sample direct show filters (comes with dxsdk) . Start with simple BallFilter http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd318194(v=vs.85).aspx[^] Hopes this helps jkchan http://cgmath.blogspot.com[^]
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did u try __targv, i am not sure. just give a try.
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Student st; WriteFile(file,&st,sizeof(st),&written,0); open file using Createfile API, or you can use fopen("file","wb"); and fwrite C run time APIS. is it so complicated? :)
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in Windows you can use Crypto APIs. see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa382016(v=vs.85).aspx[^]
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Your question is very vague. If your phone supports wifi, i think you can use normal network programmnig to communicate with pc. Which type of communication is you looking for ?
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Tell me If you got it working.am just curious. :)
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ok , in that case say you have an array of items , ITEM[] MyItems, for each item in the list you can count the frequency , like MyItems[itemid].freq++; in the next loop u can check for items whose freq is > 1 then,thats it You canfind the duplicate record in O(n) time complexity.
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make sure that your device is present : adb devices , if it not there , you may want to install drivers. nexus one(and some others too) will be present when u install the android package.
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i think we need to set correct locale first (setlocale) , right ?
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To achieve real transparency at a fast rate is hard. To get exact picture , you need to sort triangles from back to front , based your camera vector. Also sometiems , if triangles overlap , you need to splitup it. The best way to do this is by implementing BSP tree. Using that you can do both front-to back or back-to-front rendering. I would suggest you to look into that first. In general for a scene , i do like this ( for fake transparency ) 1. Render all opaque objects 2. Sort triangles based on their material transparency. 3. Draw triangles which having lesser transparency level first followed by others. :)
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I have worked on several tracking algorithm. In many algorithm we need to give the boundary of the object to track. So if its not possible in your case, first you need to do some motion segmentation, then you need to track. Tracking is definitely complicated, so if you have time i would suggest you to look into active contours and SIFT feature tracking , otherwise try to implement mean shift algorithm, the problem with mean shift is it is not scale invariant. You also need to predict the camera object movement ( using kallman filter ) Hopes this will give you a very high level introduction. :)
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In that case instead of using regular menu , create a WS_POPUP style window, and handle the drawing and messages for performance improvement.
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Just call GetFont immediately after SetFont, so that we can test whether the problem is with invalid window handle. For a valid window handle it must work.
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In which format you saved image ? 32 bpp bitmap or PNG ? in that case it is fine. which function you use to draw the image ? if you use DrawImage function in gdiplus with a 32bit bmp ,it will work for sure.
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you can do it by calling the function CTreeCtrl::Expand function like ctrl.Expand( hCurrentParent,TVE_EXPAND ); if you have multiple items at the most outer level , you need to call Exapand function for each of the items. you can use GetNextItem in CTreeCtrl for getting items. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/a1azz3kt(v=VS.80).aspx[^]
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you can use std::find function.you need to include algorithm header file for example if you have a vector containing some integers you can call it like this vector::iterator the_index = std::find( vcNumbers.begin(),vcNumbers.end(), number_to_search ); you can check if the index is valid by checking it against vcNumers.end().Something like this. if( vcNumbers.end() != the_index) cout << *it; hopes this helps :)
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