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I agree 100% well... 99%? You know what I mean, but it would be hard since Black Shades Models can't be updated,(shown in the Black Shades:Invasion thread) and David would also have to use the characters from Sword and Firepong which, btw, are old 2D (in my opinion Sword is hard and I couldn't find ...

DudetheCreator wrote:Lugaru has many bugs. When you change the map type (desert/snow/grass) you MUST reaload the map or expirience

-overlapping textures
-really bad collision detection

I agree, imen sometimes you even end up STUCK UNDER A HILL OF DIRT! Sorry, over reacting.

I can't even get Hello World to work. That's the code I'm having problems with.

DudetheCreator wrote:AOM rocks, but when you save it doesn't show them in the load menu.

How'd you know I had AOM?

DudetheCreator wrote:Ahh, so it's not self contained... Like the infinitely annoying Quake 3 engine.

What's that supposed to mean?

Here's my desktop:

I was asking for a way, editing the souce code or not. It doesn't have to be easy.

Like the title says or vice versa. I have Xcode and need help learning this kind of porting ability. I'm trying to get a Windows app to convert to a Mac app on my computer. I mangaged to get it open by changing it to a .sit file but...kinda...need...help converting it. So, like I said do not hesitat...

So, it's <iostream.h> for Mac? thanks. Oh, I almost forgot, here are the errors i have:
error: parse error before `@' token
error: parse error before `#' token

Here's a sample code from the book i got: #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello World!\n"; return 0; } One problem on Xcode, 87 errors here: #include <iostream> If I a @c and then a space it reduces it to 2 errors the "#" and the"@". Can someone please he...

thanks for the help DtC

Lol, good thing, LOLLLLLLLLLL!

LOL! LOL! HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
It's soooooooo funny!

No, the book! It makes me do the "std::cout" thing.

That's what it makes me do.