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Feb 25, 2001, 5:43pm

Im a Bigginer with the programming this,i have no idea of how to make a
bot,can someone help me

Feb 25, 2001, 9:45pm

http://www.activeworlds.com/sdk/

-Agent1



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Feb 25, 2001, 10:12pm

ya i want to know how to make a bot program. Ive been to the SDK page and
kno wall about it. The thing is the C programing or whatever its called. I
have no idea how to make programs with this
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Feb 26, 2001, 12:11am

You have to know the language before you can program.. and if ur a
beginner.. use VB.. and u need a compiler if u dont have one..

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Feb 26, 2001, 7:20am

I think you will find that starcube.vr needs help with the basics of VB. He
has VB and asked me for help. But, I am really not a good teacher of VB, so
if someone could help him get started in VB i'm sure he would be very
thankful.

I think that a reply with simply the SDK page is extreamly rude, who do you
think you are agent1?!?

-LT



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Feb 26, 2001, 11:48am

How is it rude to provide a link to a very good resource on bot programming? I don't care if they're using VB, it's a good place to learn the concepts behind the SDK.

-Agent1



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Feb 26, 2001, 1:37pm

Surely the assumption in this NG HAS to be that someone knows one end of a
suitable programming language from the other in order to be able to use ANY
SDK, not just the AW SDK.

Personally, I read "i have no idea of how to make a bot" as asking how to
interface with AW, and Agent1 supplied a link to the latest info on that
subject. What's the problem?

Starcube ... your best off learning VB 'by example' from the web (or from a
good book) and suppliment that, if you're lucky enough to find someone with
the time and patience, with some "mentoring" from someone who knows it well.
Read some of the other threads ... there seems to be loads of people
throwing bot code around in VB.

Grims.



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Feb 26, 2001, 1:58pm

[View Quote] Considering his broken english, I don't think many people feel like teaching
him English, VB and the SDK simultaneously. And you need to know them all if
you want to program bots in VB.

rolu

Feb 27, 2001, 11:31pm

I recommend Borland C++Builder. It is very visual (Ironically more so than
Microsoft's Visual C++ which is a little cheaper but in no way better
value), in several ways like VB and loads of fun to use, and easy to learn.
Took me about 3 months to get it down pat, and I already knew some C but
thats fairly easy too :-) I recommend Sams Teach Yourself Borland
C++Builder in 21 days fo learning.

-John Viper

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Feb 28, 2001, 5:09am

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