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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2013 3:28:34 GMT 1
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2013 6:44:14 GMT 1
For Alex: Runs fine. Attachments:
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Post by alexfish on May 13, 2013 13:15:39 GMT 1
Yes got a screen exactly the same
but the flames move about 5-10 pixel every 1 to 5 seconds
and pac-boy stays where is , as I say exactly like U posting
, down load pacbug. package , the .exec runs fine ?
Alex
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2013 16:31:58 GMT 1
PAC-BOY is one of Peter's most CPU intensive games I converted. It is playable under Windows but I wouldn't try to play the game under Wine. The OxygenBasic version may work and be usable but I haven't tried. The point of getting the ScriptBasic version working under wine is so you had a model to work with for your BaCon version. The Magic 24 game seems to be playable under Wine.
Sorry for the confusion.
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Post by alexfish on May 13, 2013 16:42:56 GMT 1
PAC-BOY is one of Peter's most CPU intensive games I converted. It is playable under Windows but I wouldn't try to play the game under Wine. The OxygenBasic version may work and be usable but I haven't tried. The point of getting the ScriptBasic version working under wine is so you had a model to work with for your BaCon version. The Magic 24 game seems to be playable under Wine. Sorry for the confusion. Looks like BacPacBoy on Goo-Canvas in Bacon is better option Try the demo Then use system monitor to see the results.. trying to do the SB and all the bits + updating Wine three times was a lot of effort for very little reward . will stick with SB Linux , rest is going in the bin. BR Alex |
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2013 16:55:14 GMT 1
I had no intention of turning ScriptBasic into a gaming engine. I was amazed that SB was even able to play graphic games. (tight loop animation) I was happy with how SokoMouse ran and a few of the other examples Peter wrote but I'm on to other things with SB. (threading, C callbacks to scripts, ...)
I think you will find SB/IUP for Linux as a better example of the intent of the language.
Thanks for all your testing!
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Post by alexfish on May 13, 2013 21:41:17 GMT 1
Hi All
For Reference : IF your System is Ubuntu ,
Then if Not Expert , I can not Recommend Doing This .
Therefore as Regards Ubuntu : If Novice Stay with What is available in the Software Centre.
Alex
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2013 22:58:13 GMT 1
I would say BaCon isn't for the casual user either. People looking for programming languages know what their after and what their interests are. I have yet to see a post on this forum by a user asking what BaCon applications can they download.
Wine
I use Wine for Windows ScriptBasic development. This allows me NOT to have to load a VirtualBox to run XP in. The Windows application I most use (and previously missed) is Ultra Edit. I have yet to find an editor I like more. (I'm sure it's out there ...)
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Post by alexfish on May 13, 2013 23:41:31 GMT 1
Welcome to "The World of Linux"
From what I see , but please Remember I relatively new to BaCon .
Bacon is in Essence an Application in its own Right.
Therefore Bacon is an Application to Write an Application , the User has free choice on what can be done with it IE : Very Flexible , + produces stand-alone code .
As regards an Application for down-load , who knows what it was produced by .
There could be thousands of Apps out there produced by BaCon .
Generally in a Linux World no One really cares , as long as it Works.
Alex
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