My first program

[awesomegamer]

hehe, cool, what libraries do you use in C++ for your 3d works?

[AverageJoe]

I use blender. It's a free 3d graphics program. I can't afford the real stuff

Also xara, PS, and gimp aren't quite what you would use for 3d graphics. Though you could use PS or gimp to make good looking textures to apply to the surfaces I guess.

It's funny how you look at games after you've made your first 3d one. I used to see objects, but now all I see is a bunch of polygons

 

fyi all 3d computer graphics are simply a lot of polygons, such as triangles, put together.

 

Hopefully someday I will be able to get autodesk maya complete, but that probably won't be until after I turn 18.

 

 

Joe

[awesomegamer]

Wait, oh I see. I thought you meant you were making 3d models in C++.

Have you made any non text based only C++ programs? Even if it was just drawing a line?

[AverageJoe]

No i use 3d models. I use opengl and glut. They are pretty good programs, and kick microsoft in the [bleeped!] with it's compatibility.

[jayant]

How old is this???????????

[AverageJoe]

I'm not sure if your aware, but there are time stamps on each post lol.

[rct]

Nice script, though I would suggest making the processing a bit more complex, as simple shift ciphers are very easy to break

 

One way to make it better is add 1 to each time you shift the letters this means if the first time a =f then the second time a=g

[Jay]

cool lol...but I don't get what you would use it for o.o;....

[rct]

cool lol...but I don't get what you would use it for o.o;....

 

He would use it for encoding and decoding messages

[co1dfus1on]

i think ill try and do that some day

http://www.cipher.maths.soton.ac.uk

[teh silly]

Most of my graphiky programs are done using DirectX (9c) or OpenGl.

By the way, have you ever tried Ogre?

[awesomegamer]

Nice script, though I would suggest making the processing a bit more complex, as simple shift ciphers are very easy to break

 

One way to make it better is add 1 to each time you shift the letters this means if the first time a =f then the second time a=g

 

 

Haha, I actually remember making a "pen and paper" version of this back in like 8th grade. Later, I coded it.

[Everlast7]

what a useful program XD.

[dopewars]

thast a sick encode script

[kyle]

wow this post is so old. But still, nice to know people are going back to this. So Joe, have you made any other programs since this one with python?