Difficulty of Flash

[BOXER]

For about 6 months I have been saving up for flash. Before interested in Flash I have been making cool games on my TI83 claclulator I borowed for the year from my school. I just wanted to ask this question. For flash and TI83 programmers, which one is harder? I'm pretty good on my calc and I have never seen any code of any flash yet.

[Afro-Ninja]

At 3/29/06 05:00 PM, BOXcube wrote: For about 6 months I have been saving up for flash. Before interested in Flash I have been making cool games on my TI83 claclulator I borowed for the year from my school. I just wanted to ask this question. For flash and TI83 programmers, which one is harder? I'm pretty good on my calc and I have never seen any code of any flash yet.

Flash is TOTALLY different than programming on a TI-83. I did a simple text based game back in the day... flash is definitely 'harder' but you can do way more with it.

[reelbigcheese]

At 3/29/06 05:00 PM, BOXcube wrote: For about 6 months I have been saving up for flash. Before interested in Flash I have been making cool games on my TI83 claclulator I borowed for the year from my school. I just wanted to ask this question. For flash and

TI83 programmers, which one is harder?

wtf is T183, a calculator you can make games with wtf?!

I'm pretty good on my calc and I have never seen any code of any flash yet.

the basics of flash are quite easy once you get used to them and to make a good game may take some time and practice. but i highly recommend buying flash and learning actionscript.

[BOXER]

Its a graphing calculator. Look up a pic of a TI83 it has a screen big enough for games.

[Evan]

I wasn't even AWARE that calculators (even graphing) could make fucking games. So I couldn't exactly answer, but I would assume that flash does a lot more, but is probably harder to get used to and use.

[JeremysFilms]

Programming on a TI-83 is definitly fun for math calss, but programming in Flash is definitly much better and you have a lot more control.

[Senri]

THIS MIGHT HELP

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
myRadians = Math.atan2(_root._ymouse-this._y, _root._xmouse-this._x);
myDegrees = Math.round((myRadians*180/Math.PI));
_root.yChange = Math.round(_root._ymouse-this._y);
_root.xChange = Math.round(_root._xmouse-this._x);
_root.yMove = Math.round(_root.yChange/20);
_root.xMove = Math.round(_root.xChange/20);
this._y += _root.yMove;
this._x += _root.xMove;
this._rotation = myDegrees+90;
}

theres sum ac's \../^_^\../

[muniach]

At 4/1/06 04:01 PM, kevinvvfry wrote: THIS MIGHT HELP

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {

you did not make that, dont pretend you did, and thats nothing todo with this topic.