Just getting started and looking for good game programming tutorials either on this site or any other. I am comfortable with C and C++, but am not familiar with any other languages. Thanks in advance.

this site has some good ones under the ''new? start here'' link on the front page.

JoeMont001@aol.com www.polarisoft.n3.net

Do you want to learn more languages?
Try learning Java.(http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/) This tutorial is by far the best tutorial I have seen for any language. The compiler and IDE are free too!

If you are looking for game-tutorials, look around dude! You are on a site with numerous game-dev tut''s and links to even more!

Could somebody please explain how to make the links on this forum? Also, the pictures and maybe the gradient text? Thanks a lot.

Well anonymous poster to start with the gradient text is part of the guys signature file, which you *NEED* to be registered to use. Otherwise you''ll have to type out or paste in a whack of code everytime you want to add the "fake" sig.

Try clicking the "edit this message" icon above any cool or interesting messages you see, although you can''t edit them without the password you will be able to see the source code.

It''s all plain HTMl just so you know so a link would be < A HREF="www.Site-address-here.com" > of course without the spaces.
Then after this you would put what you want to be displayed as the link like "Click HERE!" (No quotes though, that''s just to show what would be shown) Then add < /A > at the end of that..
So


< A HREF="http://www.metacrawler.com/" > Click here to go to metacrawler < /A >

would appear like:

Click here to go to metacrawler

I may have to edit to make this appear right let''s see if the space trick the browser... ;-)
- Ben

Yup the space work...
For an image put
< IMG SRC="http://www.myhomepage.com/mypic.gif" >

To show "mypic.gif" where you must replace the address with any of your own picture address''. So if it''s your own screenshot or something, get a geocities or tripod account and store pics there.
- Ben

Oh yah the original posters question! Yup look under "New? Start here!" and there may be a few not listed there, but there was a tutorial "Setting up a Game project in MS C++" a while back, check in the reference section. Good luck! - Ben