Originally posted by Jigglysaint

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Perhaps another suggestion could be to have an object that when passed over, would switch between horizontal and vertical movement. It would be 2 strips that cover the entire length and width of the room, and basically act like doors, except it doesn't actually scroll you anywhere, only lock/unlocks the screen. Good for having secret passages in odd places. Also cool would be floor/celing doors, that all they do is just act like a room transition, nothing else(if I remember, a certain door object has a horizontal/horizontal transition).

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u8 *buffer;
if (!(buffer = (u8*)malloc(1024))) {
  printf("Unable to allocate 1024 bytes of memory!\n");
  return 1;
}
buffer[0] = 1;

Bad stuff about VB:
-It's COM-based, which makes multithreading an INCREDIBLE pain!

Bad stuff about C:

-It's a LOT harder to learn, especially Win32! (Creating a window = ARGH! )

-All you really need to write it are a hex editor and instruction sheet (or you can even just memorize the instruction set). I've done it like this on a Gameboy before (I used a Codebreaker's memory editor to write the code, and hooked into the game with a code to run it), somewhat entertaining.

Originally posted by DahrkDaiz

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And thanks to Parasyte for fixing a few bugs
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