vb 2005 and directx 9

president731 · Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 1

I want to learn how to program directx 9 games with vb 2005. Does
anybody know of any good tutorials that'll teach this? Everything I've
read so far has been written for older versions of vb/directx or for c+
+ and c#. Thanks much.

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ZMan · Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 22

I'm afraid that VB with Managed DirectX was never something that had much
support or samples and now Managed DirectX is set to be replaced with the
much more popular XNA Framework its even worse becuase Microsoft don't
officially support VB.Net. You can start by searching my website
www.thezbuffer.com for 'VB' or 'Visual Basic'. I link to the few samples
that are out there.

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>I want to learn how to program directx 9 games with vb 2005. Does
> anybody know of any good tutorials that'll teach this? Everything I've
> read so far has been written for older versions of vb/directx or for c+
> + and c#. Thanks much.
>

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