3d games?

Well.
you know if I creat a 3D graphic,
is it possible to "move" then render the graphic in real time with
Visual Basic Express

or are there easier solutions to make EASY 3D games

Thank you!
Keehun Nam



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3d games?

  • diavolo

    jmcilhinney wrote:

    VB is not usually the language of choice for creating 3D games. Here's a tutorial on games programming in VB.NET:

    http://vbprogramming.8k.com/tutorials/main.htm

    just curious what is the best language or the language of choice to do that

    best regards



  • Kevent

    VB is not usually the language of choice for creating 3D games. Here's a tutorial on games programming in VB.NET:

    http://vbprogramming.8k.com/tutorials/main.htm


  • Mats Upptrom

    Quake II was re-written (as an experiment) using the .NET framework - still in C (C++ ) though. It was slower by about 30% if I recall - but pretty impressive.

    There should be some samples in the DirectX SDK using VB.NET so may be a good place to start - it's been a while since I looked at that. Also, do a search on DirectX and VB, I'm sure it'll turn up something. Be warned, though, there's a lot of graphical concepts you need to understand to take full advantage of it - 2D graphics is hard enough! It looks like fun (I wish I had more time!), and as J says, VB isn't usually the choice for 3D games, but I think is a good start to try and understand the concepts: don't expect the next Halo to come out of it.



  • Jenssa

    I also frequent another forum where a couple of members were recreating Doom in C# and using nothing but GDI+. Masochists.
  • Siv

    If you would like to start writing games in VB.Net and Managed DirectX I would start hanging out and using the Windows Game Development forums on this site. In regards to using VB.Net in 3d applications lots of people are doing it and it can hold it's own, remember that when you do write applications in any of the .net languages they will run the same.

    For resources you might want to have a look at www.thezbuffer.com for a great list of resources, also checking out the MSDN DirectX Developer center will lead you to a large collection of resources.



  • Jordon Kraft

    thx for the answer

    best regards



  • dustin1

    I suppose if you have nothing better to do.... that reminds me, I'd better get back to work !

  • ConcordCraig

    Like most hard-core programming, the bulk would be done in C++.
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