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What flahsing the xbox mean? I read in the program it can ruin my box.

I don't use a systemlink cable. I use RJ45 cable pluged to the system link port. I allready bought that RJ45 cable, and it cost me 10$. I don't want to buy another cable.

I got a RJ45 cable, and connected it to my PC in the port near the USB's and to my XBox in the systemlink port. I downloaded via torrent the Evolution X 2.5 auto installer, burned the ISO, and puted the disc in my box. When I started the XBox, There was no connection. The IP field was blank, and in the setting - no link. I have a "Evox M7" mod chip, and I am using SmartFTP. What can I do?

Console. You don't have to upgrade it every month to play the newest games. You don't need to worry about viruses. Every game work at it's best.

I tried to get unleased via torrent, but I have not found it. I only found Evolution.

Thanks roofus. Variables can change during the program, but you can also declare values that can not be changed. Why do you want to do that? Let's say you need to use pi alot in your program. pi is the relation circuit of the circlre to it's diameter. The value of pi is about 3.141592654. Since you don't want to write that long number any time you use pi, you declare a constant. The first way to declare a constant, is a macro: #include<iostream.h> #define PI 3.141592654 // constant are usualy writed with capital letters. void main() { cout<<"pi="<<PI; } #define name value You can make string macroes, int macroes, char macroes ect. What macro does is scaning your program from the point you declared it, and replacing each "PI" with "3.141592654". Another way to decalre a constant, is a const variable: const int PI=3.141592654; cout<<PI; If you add "const" before the variable decleration, the value you assigned it at the decleration is unchangeable. The third way is to use the keyword "enum": enum { MINUTESISHOUR=60 }; enum can only be used for integer constants. You can make many contants in single enum command with the comma: enum { HOURSINDAY=12, MINUTESISHOUR=60 }; You can also use constants for values you will want to change during the programing. That will be all for today. Class dismissed.

Go into the cave near the bridge to get the big pan, and smash the stoneguy. I think you need to hang on a switch to open the cave, but maby that's for another thing.

How do you do that, and wont it slow down your games?

Game: S.O.S. System: SNES Emulators: snes9x, zsnes ect. S.O.S. is not an ordinary game. It's one of the few games that don't include fighting, but still have a lot of action. The story is simple. You are on the drowing Titanic, and you need to rescue your family, and as mant other people as you can. Most of the people wont follow you from the begining, and you will need to convince them. Sometimes it's just pressing talk, sometimes it's more complicated. The ship is spining alot, making new places accesable, or killing your party while you climb a wall. The game is good, but not great. It have some problems. The map is pretty boring. Yes, The ship is spining, but they could put some destraction to make the platforms more interesting. But that's the minor problem. The bigger problem is your party. The A.I. is realy bad. They can have hard time passing gaps that you can pass by pressing forward, and they many times stuck on a command you give them, and you can't change it. You don't tell them "follow me", you tell them "come here", and you need to stop alot and tell it to them. This realy damaged the game, but it's still a fun game. Just remember to savestate alot. Controls: 6 Gameplay: 8 Graphics: 7 Sound: 6 Overall Score: 6.75 Grade: C Overall I give this game a

1.Someboddy (1Emulation) J.K. 1. Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden) 2. Zero (Megaman X/Megaman Zero) 3. Jin (Tekken) 4. Solid Snake (Metal Gear Solid) 5. Samus Aran (Metroid)

You can make an array with more then one dimention. A 2D array is called matrix. You do it like this: int mat[5][5]; mat[1][3]=7; cout<<mat[2][4]; You can make more then two dimention arrays: int a[2][5][7],b[4][3][10][6]; There is a limit, but it is very high, so you will probebly never reach it. A matrix of chars, is basicly an array of strings: char s[5][20]; cin>>s[2]; The firest number is the number of string in the array, and the second number is the maximum chars in each string. If you want to fill a matrix with for loops, you need to make a loop inside loop. The indexes of the loops must be different, so the loops will work right. You use i for the outer loop, and j for the inner loop: #include<iostream.h> void main() { int mat[5][5]; for(int i=0;i<5;i++) for(int j=0;j<5;j++) { cout<<"enter number "<<i<<","<<j<<":"; cin>>mat[i][j]; } for(int i=0;i<5;i++) { cout<<endl; for(int j=0;j<5;j++) cout<<mat[i][j]; } } That will be all for today. Class dismissed.

www.webrpg.com With this program, you can p&p RPG's online.

This pics looks like the default dashboard with skins. I thought the dashboard are full operation systems.

16, Israely.

Torrents?

The string is a speciel type of array. It's an array of chars. Therefor, you can use it as array or as single variable. char s[20]; cin>>s; cout<<s; This code will get a string, and then print it. You can give a value to the intire string only when you declare it: char s[15]="hello world"; //Right s="whats up"; //Wrong If you want to give a value to a string after you declare it, do it like this: strcpy(s,"whats up"); strcpy is a function. Inside the (), there are the functions parameters. Even if The function doesn't have any parameters, you still need to put the (), like this: "function()". Inside the (), the parameters are seperated by commas. The strcpy function is inside "string.h", so you must put the line "#include<string.h>" at the top of the program, like this: #include<iostream.h> #include<string.h> void main() { char s[15]="hello world"; cout<<s; strcpy(s,"whats up"); cout<<s; } You can also use the string like an array, like this: char s[10]="hello"; cout<<s[2]; the output will be "l", because that's the char at the index 2 (remember, the indexes begin from 0). The last char of the string is '\0', or 0 in ascii. This is the char that tells the computer where is the string's end. You can also use it. #include<iostream.h> void main() { char s[20]; cout<<"\ngive me a string: "; for(int i=0;s[i];i++) cout<<s[i]<<endl; } This program is a little complicated, so I will explain. The program get an input string, and put all the chars in the sting in a column. The i goes from the begining of the string - index 0 - untill s is false. If you remember, false in C++ is 0, so '\0', the end of the string, is false. so the loop will stop when it reach to the end of the string. That will be all for today. Class dismissed.

In my real life, I don't dislike fat guys. The tights are the problem.

Is any of them downloadable via link?

http://www.webrpg.com/ A chat program for RPG's

I should ban you for posting a link to a page with pictures of fat guy wearing tights.

What don't you understand. Maby I can help you.

We can just write it in the forum description.

Actualy, you don't need to take a course to do 3d animation. You need to take a course to do good 3d animation

3D Max is the most complicated. It has tons of one purpose tools, but it allso has some realy usefull tools, like the gravity draging and the object combining.

Let's just only write the stats when it's changes. That way we can use fast replay. Roger and Ryla saw the thieves HQ from distance. "I have an idea!" said Roger, "No thief can pass out free gold." "But we don't have and gold." said Ryla, "The thieves stole it. "We can paint this rocks in yellow." said Roger and took out a can of yellow paint." "Why the hack are you carring a can of yellow paint?" asked Ryla. "When I was 8 years old," started Roger, "I reached to the finals of the painting turnament in my school. I lost because I ran out of yellow paint and I couldn't complete the sun. Ever since I am allways carring some extra yellow paint." "What if you will run out of blue?" asked Ryla. "Don't be ridiculous!" said Roger. So our heroes began at their artistic task. To be continued...