I haven’t made any posts recently because I’ve been busy with my own projects.

First of all, I finally finished my programming course and acquired my programming degree. It’s not that big of a deal, other than having spent so long to learn programming. I must say it has enlightened me a lot, enough to start my own programming projects. (More than one project)

I’ll post links, pictures, and details later on about my projects. One of them is a simple game that I’m working on by myself.

Here’s a list.

1) My own game (3rd person view) let’s call it “Exploration Desert” <— you’ll see why later.

2) Working on another game with a friend of mine who’s also a programmer like me. (I can’t really say much about this game, other than that it’s an action/adventure game with a little twist to it)

3) Board game (inspired by my uncle) “Ancient TurkBoard”

4) Puzzle Bundle (This is a bunch of mini games/short games made in 1 project)

5) An “Stationary shooter” game with turrets and different types of weapons. (Zombie-head) :P

That’s pretty much it for now.

I hope I could post more about them soon, but I won’t show much other than the first project which is just a little test project.

Note: I’ve tweeted about the first project on @MKsDev

I made this just to try out a few different codes in one program.

For those who don’t know anything about programming, I don’t know if you’ll get this, but if you’re honestly interested and would like to understand what’s going on then feel free to contact me. My twitter account is @MKsDev 

For programmers:

Basic functions such as “if conditions” to limit the sizing of an image.

The ability to “confirm” before exit (using a checkbox option under “File” menu)

Display and remove co-ordinates of mouse / sizes of picture.

“File > Open” new picture, which loads in the selected area.

That’s pretty much it.

(Below is how the program looks - doesn’t really need explanation)

If the “Confirm Quit” is checked, when you hit Exit, it pops up a confirmation message. the one under Tools > Visible X,Y shows the X Y on the right side of the pic.

Here is the source code on PasteBin:

http://pastebin.com/QjBbLRY0

This version uses Visual C# and make another Tic Tac Toe game.

This time no “AI”, since the last one was a “stupid” intelligence :P

Below is the interface screenshot, source code link, *.exe file, and Visual Studio file link.

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The last couple of classes were about making this calculator on C#, or if you’d prefer to call it Visual C# since it’s done on Visual Studio.

I’d like to talk about the logic, the if conditions, and a couple sub routines, but I think I’ll just paste the whole code in here, and a picture of how the design would look. I tried copying the whole code from my first project, pasting it into a new project, and re-making the design. That didn’t work for some reason… And I had to copy each bit of code, and assign it to a button/label/etc.

And here is a link to where I posted the code.

http://pastebin.com/kGCF6rrg

It’s “open source”.

And for those who want to download it and try it as an *.exe file, here is another link:

Edit: The link is broken, I may repost elsewhere soon.

http://speedy.sh/67dEN/CalcHome.exe

THE ERRORS / PROBLEMS LIST:

- It accepts letters and numbers

- Doesn’t have error handling yet (As in, if it runs into an error, the program crashes and must be restarted)

- You can’t use the “operational” key to do more than 1 operation at a time.

- Large number calculations cause a crash/error

- the -/+ key doesn’t work (I forgot to program it) lol.

-  (Some things are also written in the source code at the bottom of the program)

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Here is a simple code to encrypt text. I guess I could post the code here, since it’s not too long. The code itself is simple and easy to apply to a button, a timer, or anything you want.

Below is the code:

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This project, “game”, is pretty straight forward as well. There are 9 squares, 8 of them with a number randomly assigned to it (from 1 to 8) with one blank. The player must organize the numbers based on the selected option of Ascending or Descending. There is a “number of clicks” counter, we added a “fonts” button just to try out calling a library from within Visual Studio, and the other basic functions of “New game, Exit, Date/Time labels, win conditions, verification boxes for the buttons”.

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