@badidea Worth its own thread if you get one to work. A common demo is the xor gate as it requires two layered network to learn. Maybe one that can learn to behave like a full binary adder? Or one that can learn ascii character images on a 8x8 binary input? https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic....

Hi JohnK_RQ
How do I log in as admin?
I can right click the FBIde icon on the desktop and choose, run as administrator and it works, but on my other win10 computer it just works.

Hi, I had this problem before with another computer but can't find the relevant posts on the forum. I have just installed windows 10 on a new computer and can't save FreeBasic files. C:\FreeBasic\test\test1.bas You don't have permission to save to this location. Contact the administrator to obtain p...

@badidea
Added your contribution to my useful stuff folder :)
Can that ANN be made to actually work?
example:
Set of 8x8 binary images (maybe ascii characters) as inputs to recognize over any binary noise the desired ascii code as output?

MrSwiss wrote:@BasicCoder2, back to "old habits" so soon?

Old piece of code. Thanks for writing a better version.

The example below shows one way to get the size of a bitmap before loading. The program first loads a list of .bmp files found in the same folder as the program. You can modify it to load images from another folder. Just tap a key and it will go through the list, loading and displaying each image in...

Good old game of life usually one of the first programs a beginner might write. Here is one of the old ones I wrote some time ago dug out of the archives. Personally I find dark blue on black hard on the eyes. SCREENRES 480,480,32 dim as integer v,p,q,s,c const WW = 120 'world width const WH = 120 '...

@MrSwiss,
Always appreciate your honesty.
Is my code example in the "experimenting with sprites" thread any better?

@ron77 You only need one SPRITE class Code below is a move in that direction. Remember literals are not a good thing. You need to be able to handle different sized sprites. Attached are larger sprites as they are easier for me to see :) If you want to try the large sprites just edit these lines, con...

Your interest has piqued my interest in improving how I code.

ron77 Hope you are taking on board the comments made by MrSwiss for 'good coding practice'? I seem to recognize the warrior sprites from this article? https://games.freebasic.net/BASICGaming/Issue2/index.html#tutorial1 The problem I see here is that the computations to display the animations are par...

@MrSwiss

unfortunately the current examples given to you, are lacking in 'good coding practice'.

The problem is a lot of game tutorials were written before OO features were added to FreeBASIC.

@mrToad

Nice looking artwork and animations.
So is the game you were working on like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW3OQbxXuqY

ron77 the trouble is that the sprite i'm using is limited and does not include "left or right up or down" positions You could use free template sprite sheets to test your code. The author says you can use them for your own use just don't claim them as your own. https://forums.rpgmakerweb.c...

You can load and save in other file formats. https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=24105 #ifndef __FBImage_bi__ #define __FBImage_bi__ #ifdef __FB_WIN32__ # libpath "lib/win" #else # libpath "lib/lin" #endif #ifndef __FB_64BIT__ # inclib "FBImage-32-static...