Talk:DirectX:Tutorials:VBNET:DX9:Introduction
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The wiki is now hosted by GameDev.NET at wiki.gamedev.net. All gpwiki.org content has been moved to the new server. However, the GPWiki forums are still active! Come say hello. looking good, Machaira! Thanks for the great tutorial. And thanks for the advertisement for Grubby Games ;) Ryan Clark 10:58, 25 May 2005 (EDT) Add .dispose code to avoid error when closing form. regards: Vic.
[edit] AT LAST!Finally, i simple tutorial for VB.NET that actually somwhat explains what's going on. THis is a really hard area to 'get' if you are a business programmer trying your first DirectX piece of code. Thanks J [edit] Thanks a TONi have tried to learn directx time and time again and this is the first tutorial that actually helped me :) thanks
[edit] Looks really goodThis tutorial has been great for me so far. However, when compiling statements such as "Private _device As Device", I get errors which seem to be caused by using a newer version. The error reads, "Error Type 'Device' is not defined.". can anybody explain this to me? I'd like to stay on top of the newest directx versions. Thanks :) [edit] Downloaded File Generating Error in Visual Studio 2005Tutorial 2 (both typing and downloading the code) generates the following errors: Error 1 Name 'SpriteFlags' is not declared. Form1.vb 94 23 DX9 Tutorial 2
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