This is your parser for extract data from the FEN? It's a parser as well as a generator. The advantage is that you don't have to care about the conversion. Just read or write either the FEN or any of its values as a variable. The example I've posted won't work as standalone, because it's linked wit...

In my Colochessum engine testing program I solved this with properties. You only have to write the fen string to the UDT and immediately afterwards you can read all corresponding values. Conversely you can get the fen from the actual values (you should replace the Integers with ULongs): Type tFen pi...

Works with my gamepad, but it seems I'm not a real good sword fighter...

Analogue to the fbgfx.bi, I would consider a sound library a good idea.

Do you mean a kind of adventure? Or an egoshooter?

What about the FB sources? They seem not to be downloadable.

@BasicCoder2: I had the same issue. After copying the whole content of the fbsound-1.1 folder (including the subfolders) into the tamagotchi program folder it worked. No clue which of the files are really required.

All right now. With your latest code the sound plays.

The program compiles and runs now, but there's no sound (I took another .wav file and named it "cat_sound.wav").

...this took me hours :( It took me two years to make my flight operator simulation playbable, so be patient. You don't need a constructor to simply initialize variables: Type cat As String text1, text2, text3, text4 As boolean isOut = FALSE As Integer hunger = Int(Rnd*101), pet_count = Int(Rnd*101...

I have some difficulty understanding why 4 double quotes in a row equates to one double quote, but it does work. In fact, it is a litte confusing. Two double quotes in a row are interpreted as a double quote as literal, in contrast to a double quote as punctuation character. So the inner two double...

The command line arguments are delimited by spaces. To pass an argument containig one or multiple spaces you have to put it in quotes: tx.bas: Dim As String Arg1, Arg2 , Arg3, CMDLine Dim As Integer I0, Result Dim As Single Single01 Arg1 = "This is Arg1," : Arg2 = "This is Arg2,"...

Without the terminating 0 character you'd have to store the length information somewhere. That would mean the same complexity as for a var len string.

Correct me, if I'm wrong, but isn't FBs ENUM only a simplified (series of) #DEFINE ?

Isn't the same as ?

Here is an idea for a game: A game about searching for love – that is the game is a fictional dating site...What do you think about this idea? The developing of the profile generator (I don't suppose you want to write all profiles by hand) could bring a lot of fun. Furthermore we would need an ELIZ...