<![CDATA[@ruantec Entertainment Software - All Forums]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/ Thu, 09 Sep 2010 09:51:32 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Is the C++ is basic language of all??]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-56.html Sat, 28 Aug 2010 09:26:00 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-56.html <![CDATA[Mamorable Pictures]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-55.html Sat, 24 Jul 2010 08:08:37 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-55.html <![CDATA[12 - Lesson 10 - Collections and Dictionary]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-54.html Mon, 31 May 2010 21:12:14 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-54.html
The answer to that its to use Generics which are very usable to bind objects such as lists dynamically by providing an array with values. now how is that done?

let me show you Big Grin :

First step is to add the right namespace to our project in order to be able to use Generics and this is no other than "using System.Collections.Generic;" by adding this we have now access to the Generic class which is part of the System.Collections.

We are going to learn:
1. List<Object> (An array containing a list of values of the same type)
2. Dictionary<keyObject, ValueObject> (An array of values with a key)

In theory we can add anything to a list or dictionary according to the type we defined at the time we declare them. now lets say i want a list of names then i would do that:
[Image: 10-01.jpg]

Now that we got the basics what if we want to create a Dictionary???? just as i previously mentioned a dictionary needs a key-value and a object-value where the key help us to find an item fast and without the need to know the entire thing nor index. one last thing tho.. keys must be unique and you should check before inserting a new key or value by using the "contains()" method like:

Code:
if(!names.contains("Jo"))
{
    names.Add("Jo", "Joel");
}
[Image: 10-02.jpg]

In this case am just using simple strings but you can use whatever you want as values including Classes, Array of classes or any object you want/need.]]>
The answer to that its to use Generics which are very usable to bind objects such as lists dynamically by providing an array with values. now how is that done?

let me show you Big Grin :

First step is to add the right namespace to our project in order to be able to use Generics and this is no other than "using System.Collections.Generic;" by adding this we have now access to the Generic class which is part of the System.Collections.

We are going to learn:
1. List<Object> (An array containing a list of values of the same type)
2. Dictionary<keyObject, ValueObject> (An array of values with a key)

In theory we can add anything to a list or dictionary according to the type we defined at the time we declare them. now lets say i want a list of names then i would do that:
[Image: 10-01.jpg]

Now that we got the basics what if we want to create a Dictionary???? just as i previously mentioned a dictionary needs a key-value and a object-value where the key help us to find an item fast and without the need to know the entire thing nor index. one last thing tho.. keys must be unique and you should check before inserting a new key or value by using the "contains()" method like:

Code:
if(!names.contains("Jo"))
{
    names.Add("Jo", "Joel");
}
[Image: 10-02.jpg]

In this case am just using simple strings but you can use whatever you want as values including Classes, Array of classes or any object you want/need.]]> <![CDATA[11 - Lesson 09 - Static Methods and Classes]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-53.html Sun, 30 May 2010 21:15:12 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-53.html
[Image: 09-01.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }

            internal int getYearSalary()
            {
                return salary * getWorkingMonths();
            }

            internal static int getWorkingMonths()
            {
                return 12;
            }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + firstEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + secondEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Print the predefined static method
            Console.WriteLine("Pay-months:" + employee.getWorkingMonths());

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

We can also go further and create a Class that holds a static variable were we can keep adding values over and over and its going to keep the value for us so that we can access it anytime and everywhere like this:

[Image: 09-02.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }

            internal int getYearSalary()
            {
                return salary * getWorkingMonths();
            }

            internal static int getWorkingMonths()
            {
                return 12;
            }
        }

        private class Calculator
        {
            //Holds the value result;
            internal static int result { get; set; }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + firstEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");
            //Store salary
            Calculator.result += firstEmployee.salary;

            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + secondEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");
            //Store salary
            Calculator.result += secondEmployee.salary;

            //Print the predefined static method
            Console.WriteLine("Pay-months:" + employee.getWorkingMonths() + "\n\n");

            //Use static class variable where we previously added the values and print them
            Console.WriteLine(firstEmployee.Name + " and " + secondEmployee.Name + " earn a total amount of " + Calculator.result + " per month");

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}
]]>
[Image: 09-01.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }

            internal int getYearSalary()
            {
                return salary * getWorkingMonths();
            }

            internal static int getWorkingMonths()
            {
                return 12;
            }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + firstEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + secondEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Print the predefined static method
            Console.WriteLine("Pay-months:" + employee.getWorkingMonths());

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

We can also go further and create a Class that holds a static variable were we can keep adding values over and over and its going to keep the value for us so that we can access it anytime and everywhere like this:

[Image: 09-02.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }

            internal int getYearSalary()
            {
                return salary * getWorkingMonths();
            }

            internal static int getWorkingMonths()
            {
                return 12;
            }
        }

        private class Calculator
        {
            //Holds the value result;
            internal static int result { get; set; }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + firstEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");
            //Store salary
            Calculator.result += firstEmployee.salary;

            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + secondEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");
            //Store salary
            Calculator.result += secondEmployee.salary;

            //Print the predefined static method
            Console.WriteLine("Pay-months:" + employee.getWorkingMonths() + "\n\n");

            //Use static class variable where we previously added the values and print them
            Console.WriteLine(firstEmployee.Name + " and " + secondEmployee.Name + " earn a total amount of " + Calculator.result + " per month");

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}
]]> <![CDATA[10 - Lesson 08 - Getter, Setter and Methods]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-52.html Sun, 30 May 2010 20:46:09 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-52.html
As there names probably already explain those are used to get or set a value passed to the desired variable just as we previously did:

Code:
/// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }
        }

As you can see we just define the type and the variable name then we just use the get and set in order to allow our variables to get or return the value we previously set.

METHODS:

Methods are functions that belongs to a specified class and are declared inside the one it belongs where the coder give access to them depending on what he/she wants to do at the end as it doesn´t necessary needs to return a value back(void).

[Image: 08-01.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }

            internal int getYearSalary()
            {
                return salary * 12;
            }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + firstEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + secondEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

As you can see you can access the internal method/function i defined inside the employee class and so i get the desired value of each instance created according to the values i previously added.]]>
As there names probably already explain those are used to get or set a value passed to the desired variable just as we previously did:

Code:
/// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }
        }

As you can see we just define the type and the variable name then we just use the get and set in order to allow our variables to get or return the value we previously set.

METHODS:

Methods are functions that belongs to a specified class and are declared inside the one it belongs where the coder give access to them depending on what he/she wants to do at the end as it doesn´t necessary needs to return a value back(void).

[Image: 08-01.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }

            internal int getYearSalary()
            {
                return salary * 12;
            }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + firstEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);
            //Print Year salary
            Console.WriteLine("Year Salary:" + secondEmployee.getYearSalary() + "\n\n");

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

As you can see you can access the internal method/function i defined inside the employee class and so i get the desired value of each instance created according to the values i previously added.]]> <![CDATA[09 - Lesson 07 - Classes]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-51.html Sun, 30 May 2010 20:15:30 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-51.html
But the concept of data encapsulation is the same in all the modern OOP languages, so a class in C# contains data (fields for example) and operations that manipulate the data (methods). For example, a class that describes an employee would include fields like firstName, lastName, dateOfBirth, basicSalary and department, and methods that operate on the data, such as CalculateSalary() which calculates the employee's basic salary plus the overtime, for example, and another method like RaiseBasicSalary() that raises the basic salary of the employee.

Basically you can create several Classes inside a CS file or just create a CS file for each class were you define the methods, funtions or whatever related to the desired class.

now lets show a basic example:
[Image: 07-01.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

As you can see its quite simple to store data in a class and access them any time by just creating a instance of it.]]>
But the concept of data encapsulation is the same in all the modern OOP languages, so a class in C# contains data (fields for example) and operations that manipulate the data (methods). For example, a class that describes an employee would include fields like firstName, lastName, dateOfBirth, basicSalary and department, and methods that operate on the data, such as CalculateSalary() which calculates the employee's basic salary plus the overtime, for example, and another method like RaiseBasicSalary() that raises the basic salary of the employee.

Basically you can create several Classes inside a CS file or just create a CS file for each class were you define the methods, funtions or whatever related to the desired class.

now lets show a basic example:
[Image: 07-01.jpg]

CODE:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CSharpTutorial
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// employee class we´re going to use in this example
        /// </summary>
        private class employee
        {
            //Variables that are going to hold the required data
            internal string Name { get; set; }
            internal int age { get; set; }
            internal int salary { get; set; }
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Create class instance for our first employee
            employee firstEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            firstEmployee.Name = "Daniel Schweiger";
            // Add a age value
            firstEmployee.age = 22;
            // Add a salary value
            firstEmployee.salary = 2000;

            employee secondEmployee = new employee();
            // Add a name value
            secondEmployee.Name = "Mario jetter";
            // Add a age value
            secondEmployee.age = 19;
            // Add a salary value
            secondEmployee.salary = 1700;

            //Print first employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + firstEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + firstEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + firstEmployee.salary + "\n\n");
            //Print second employee
            Console.WriteLine("Name:" + secondEmployee.Name + "\nAge:" + secondEmployee.age + "\nSalary:" + secondEmployee.salary);

            //Prevent console to close
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

As you can see its quite simple to store data in a class and access them any time by just creating a instance of it.]]> <![CDATA[08 - Lesson 06 - Switches]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-50.html Sun, 30 May 2010 19:46:10 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-50.html

Enough talk... Switches:

The switch statement is a control statement that handles multiple selections and enumerations by passing control to one of the case statements within its body as the following example:

Code:
// statements_switch.cs
using System;
class SwitchTest
{
    static void Main()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Coffee sizes: 1=Small 2=Medium 3=Large");
        Console.Write("Please enter your selection: ");
        string s = Console.ReadLine();
        int n = int.Parse(s);
        int cost = 0;
        switch(n)
        {
        case 1:
            cost += 25;
            break;
        case 2:
            cost += 25;
            goto case 1;
        case 3:
            cost += 50;
            goto case 1;
        default:
            Console.WriteLine("Invalid selection. Please select 1, 2, or 3.");
            break;
        }
        if (cost != 0)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Please insert {0} cents.", cost);
        }
        Console.WriteLine("Thank you for your business.");
    }
}

Note that switches are mainly to be used with variables of the same type and all we do here is nothing but check the value and interact according to the value defined in the variable we´re passing. in other words its like a IF statement but we don´t have to write IFS over and over.

another important factor is that switches need to "break;" on each statement or else the rest of the code its going to be excecuted which is something we do not want as its the whole point of the switch Wink the "Default" one means any other value that hasn´t been defined within the Switch.]]>

Enough talk... Switches:

The switch statement is a control statement that handles multiple selections and enumerations by passing control to one of the case statements within its body as the following example:

Code:
// statements_switch.cs
using System;
class SwitchTest
{
    static void Main()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Coffee sizes: 1=Small 2=Medium 3=Large");
        Console.Write("Please enter your selection: ");
        string s = Console.ReadLine();
        int n = int.Parse(s);
        int cost = 0;
        switch(n)
        {
        case 1:
            cost += 25;
            break;
        case 2:
            cost += 25;
            goto case 1;
        case 3:
            cost += 50;
            goto case 1;
        default:
            Console.WriteLine("Invalid selection. Please select 1, 2, or 3.");
            break;
        }
        if (cost != 0)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Please insert {0} cents.", cost);
        }
        Console.WriteLine("Thank you for your business.");
    }
}

Note that switches are mainly to be used with variables of the same type and all we do here is nothing but check the value and interact according to the value defined in the variable we´re passing. in other words its like a IF statement but we don´t have to write IFS over and over.

another important factor is that switches need to "break;" on each statement or else the rest of the code its going to be excecuted which is something we do not want as its the whole point of the switch Wink the "Default" one means any other value that hasn´t been defined within the Switch.]]> <![CDATA[Zsnes v1.51 Fails to display graphics]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-49.html Tue, 27 Apr 2010 07:34:06 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-49.html
OS: Windows Vista 64bit + 32bit
Dual Display: Primary Display: 1280x800 Secondary Display (Extended Desktop Mode): 1920x1200
System Processor: IntelCore 2 Duo T5800 @ 2.00GHz 2.00GHz
System Memmory: 4GB

Sad to see it not working.. love the interface... are you still working on this project or is it Dead?]]>
OS: Windows Vista 64bit + 32bit
Dual Display: Primary Display: 1280x800 Secondary Display (Extended Desktop Mode): 1920x1200
System Processor: IntelCore 2 Duo T5800 @ 2.00GHz 2.00GHz
System Memmory: 4GB

Sad to see it not working.. love the interface... are you still working on this project or is it Dead?]]> <![CDATA[Annoying illustrator problem]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-46.html Tue, 06 Apr 2010 07:33:06 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-46.html
When I select an object with the select tool I can no longer transform it? Meaning I have to select the free transform tool manually (E). Does anybody know how to get it back to normal? I assume I must have hit some keycombo to deactivate it or something..]]>
When I select an object with the select tool I can no longer transform it? Meaning I have to select the free transform tool manually (E). Does anybody know how to get it back to normal? I assume I must have hit some keycombo to deactivate it or something..]]> <![CDATA[Yakoo Manager 0.2 Beta 1.3]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-45.html Tue, 06 Apr 2010 07:29:58 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-45.html <![CDATA[GTX 470 and cooling]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-44.html Tue, 06 Apr 2010 07:22:37 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-44.html <![CDATA[C# Draw Arc with 3 points]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-43.html Tue, 23 Mar 2010 05:06:09 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-43.html here is parth of the code, (AddArc) method only accepts starting angle, end angle, radius, center point
I want to enter 3 points that define the Arc

AcadModelSpace mod;
mod.AddArc(p1, 23.4, 0, 180);]]> here is parth of the code, (AddArc) method only accepts starting angle, end angle, radius, center point
I want to enter 3 points that define the Arc

AcadModelSpace mod;
mod.AddArc(p1, 23.4, 0, 180);]]> <![CDATA[buy new or upgrade]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-42.html Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:53:09 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-42.html My system configuration
Processor: 3.80ghz Pentium 4
Motherboard: Dell, 0YF432 (A02) Model, Nvidia nForce4 SLI Intel Chipset with nForce 590 SLI Southbridge
4096MB of DDR2 Ram
Graphics: Nvidia Geforce 7950GX2 1GB DDR3
OS: Windows XP 32bit
I take very good care of my computer, have the latest anti-virus, do my system maintenance, keep it clean. I have had no troubles in the past running games at a decent FPS, but after being humbled by BF BC2, it makes me question my computers life span. I bought it about 4 years ago from Dell, foolish I know. I have had 0 problems with any hardware thus far, but was curious to see that if it would be cheaper just to do some upgrades to my system or to just save up for a whole new rig, that I *will* be building myself this time. Thanks for any advice and criticism you can offer.]]> My system configuration
Processor: 3.80ghz Pentium 4
Motherboard: Dell, 0YF432 (A02) Model, Nvidia nForce4 SLI Intel Chipset with nForce 590 SLI Southbridge
4096MB of DDR2 Ram
Graphics: Nvidia Geforce 7950GX2 1GB DDR3
OS: Windows XP 32bit
I take very good care of my computer, have the latest anti-virus, do my system maintenance, keep it clean. I have had no troubles in the past running games at a decent FPS, but after being humbled by BF BC2, it makes me question my computers life span. I bought it about 4 years ago from Dell, foolish I know. I have had 0 problems with any hardware thus far, but was curious to see that if it would be cheaper just to do some upgrades to my system or to just save up for a whole new rig, that I *will* be building myself this time. Thanks for any advice and criticism you can offer.]]> <![CDATA[Newsletters]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-41.html Mon, 22 Mar 2010 19:22:35 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-41.html http://www.xtemu.com.

I sent out a news letter yesterday that was based of a pre-made template, I found out that the html template wasn't being parsed properly in emails so I tried to tweak and re-send the emails, my apologies to anyone that has received more than one email. I plan on figuring out what may be wrong and tweaking the template so it can be properly parsed in emails before sending another newsletter.

If anyone would like to opt out of receiving these newsletters or board emails, they can untick the option in their UserCP to receive emails from the board administrator, if the option isn't ticked there will be no need need to worry about opting out unless anyone would like to opt in.

Once the newsletter is working properly, newsletters should be sent out whenever there is important updates or news.]]> http://www.xtemu.com.

I sent out a news letter yesterday that was based of a pre-made template, I found out that the html template wasn't being parsed properly in emails so I tried to tweak and re-send the emails, my apologies to anyone that has received more than one email. I plan on figuring out what may be wrong and tweaking the template so it can be properly parsed in emails before sending another newsletter.

If anyone would like to opt out of receiving these newsletters or board emails, they can untick the option in their UserCP to receive emails from the board administrator, if the option isn't ticked there will be no need need to worry about opting out unless anyone would like to opt in.

Once the newsletter is working properly, newsletters should be sent out whenever there is important updates or news.]]> <![CDATA[@ruanViewer - MorphX 1.0.2]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-40.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:03:45 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-40.html

first of all i want to appologize for the lack of updates but i´ve been very busy coding @ruanViewer big brother @ES and second because i moved to the city again which took most of my time and energy.. anyways enough bla, bla, bla.

what´s new???
-Coverflow previews
-Left, Right rows to change pics
-Performance mode activated
-lots of internal bugs fixed(few still remain but are going to be fixed soon)
-a lot more i forgot lol.

[Image: aruanviewer.jpg]

enjoy this new release and don´t forget to post any bug you found or any suggestion idea you probably have as i´ll keep checking this thread.

Regards
@ruantec

.rar  aruanViewer.rar (Size: 325.99 KB / Downloads: 28) ]]>

first of all i want to appologize for the lack of updates but i´ve been very busy coding @ruanViewer big brother @ES and second because i moved to the city again which took most of my time and energy.. anyways enough bla, bla, bla.

what´s new???
-Coverflow previews
-Left, Right rows to change pics
-Performance mode activated
-lots of internal bugs fixed(few still remain but are going to be fixed soon)
-a lot more i forgot lol.

[Image: aruanviewer.jpg]

enjoy this new release and don´t forget to post any bug you found or any suggestion idea you probably have as i´ll keep checking this thread.

Regards
@ruantec

.rar  aruanViewer.rar (Size: 325.99 KB / Downloads: 28) ]]> <![CDATA[L4D and other PC games..]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-38.html Fri, 02 Oct 2009 18:48:11 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-38.html
Can anyone recommend any decent modifications for the single player campaign of Left 4 Dead?]]>
Can anyone recommend any decent modifications for the single player campaign of Left 4 Dead?]]> <![CDATA[@ruantec AES Forum Moved]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-36.html Mon, 08 Jun 2009 04:17:09 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-36.html
http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/index.php

The move so far is going smoothly, the forum is up with the logo and avatars. Some things are missing such as the main page and attachments due to not having a backup of the files to work with.

@ruantec is working on obtaining the files so hopefully everything can be restored on the new subdomain.]]>
http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/index.php

The move so far is going smoothly, the forum is up with the logo and avatars. Some things are missing such as the main page and attachments due to not having a backup of the files to work with.

@ruantec is working on obtaining the files so hopefully everything can be restored on the new subdomain.]]> <![CDATA[Missing Read Me]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-35.html Thu, 26 Mar 2009 21:04:41 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-35.html
Please help.]]>
Please help.]]> <![CDATA[Introduce Yourself]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-34.html Tue, 10 Feb 2009 00:28:09 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-34.html Loaded here,37 from the UK,member of UG and former member on BG.
I'm still actively involved in a wide range of sites and activities , but my first loves for my freetime are gaming and emulation.
Glad to be here and i'm very interested in seeing how your projects evolve.]]> Loaded here,37 from the UK,member of UG and former member on BG.
I'm still actively involved in a wide range of sites and activities , but my first loves for my freetime are gaming and emulation.
Glad to be here and i'm very interested in seeing how your projects evolve.]]> <![CDATA[I'm back]]> http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-33.html Mon, 02 Feb 2009 22:56:57 +0000 http://aruantec.xtemu.com/forum/thread-33.html
I'm also registered at a million in one different forums but can't find the time to dedicate to each one. I haven't really been on the VBA-M forum..

I was also given a mod position at a webmaster forum I haven't visited in ages, not because I'm not interested but because I didn't have the time or didn't feel like visiting it lately..

So I'm sorry for my latent absence and will try to be more active around here. Smile]]>
I'm also registered at a million in one different forums but can't find the time to dedicate to each one. I haven't really been on the VBA-M forum..

I was also given a mod position at a webmaster forum I haven't visited in ages, not because I'm not interested but because I didn't have the time or didn't feel like visiting it lately..

So I'm sorry for my latent absence and will try to be more active around here. Smile]]>