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I vote for a Cubbage Expansion Extravaganzaaaa!!!!!! Yeah... I threw in extravaganza for the heck of it. Maybe he'll get an expansion pack :-P

The skin is a nice change, but the new AK sounds are much better than the fake sounding originals.

Class template headers and definitions must be stored in the same file, or the compiler will have 2 definitions of everything.

try the "notarget" command...

Per-pixel lighting would be nice, too, although the engine wouldn't be nearly as well optimized for lower end machines as it is.

That's because Wal-Mart is a "family" store. You'll never find a game like "Manhung" at Wal-Mart, and you'd never get carded for a video game at best buy. Not sure about EBgames, though.

Hey, in the crane fight, if you look closely before that guy gets blown sky high with the RPG, you'll notice that the rocket actually misses him, then very quickly loops around and comes back to hit him, which is why he flew to the left and not directly away from the screen... you can definitely...

Actually, I thought it was interesting that in the crane part of the video, if you watch the shadows under the cargo container, you can see major clipping between the container's shadow and the magnet's shadow. Check it out if you haven't noticed that before. I better not see that kind of crap...

I don't see any C++ VTMs. You're such a liar. Why would you make up a bogus lie like that? :laugh:

Crazy light, apparently.

"Ahh, my arm! WHY GOD WHY?!!?!?!?!" "Ahh, my arm! WHY GOD WHY?!!?!?!?!"

The standard library is needed to use strcmp. In borland it's stdio.h, in msvc it's stdlib.h. Syntax is as follows: strcmp(const char*, const char*); you may need to typecast if you use a "string" variable from string.h. To change that into a c string, you would say: mystringvariable.c_str()...

Yeah... use either char *variablename or char variablename[int] Then just use strcmp to compare them.

Same guy that did the first post on "How to write classes"... man was that bad.

The empty project that appears when you start up borland is a windows app. You can run it right from the start. You can pick controls to add to the window by clicking on the controls in the toolbar... you might see one that looks like an "OK" button. If you click on that, then click in your...

Ahhhh I just figured out what you're trying to say. You want to open the program via windows using a function in your program... yeah, you need to use a win32 call. At first I thought you meant you wanted to decompile a program into coherent C++ lol. Unfortunately I have no idea what it is...

I think they're going to pull another one. September be my guess.

Instructions for starting a console app in Borland 1. File->New->Other... 2. Select "Console Wizard" from the menu 3. Make sure "Use VCL," "Use CLX," and "Multi Threaded" are unchecked and that "Console Application" is checked. 4. Click "OK" and delete all the text in the source...

I think he was joking that the SDK would never be available by using the assignment operator instead of the logical one :-P

Well, the Family ID is the last name of the person. The names of people in a family will always be consecutive, just to keep it simple... the problem is I don't know that my family is complete until I run into a name that doesn't match... but after that name that doesn't match is read, the...