Originally Posted by Mocker

Heh, I think thats the best part about game programming.. ok maybe second best besides being able to create fictional worlds. Other programs often take one type of programming.. database and windows, or network and website parsing, or something like that, but games (well.. depending on the type) or more of a complete package. If anyone knows the Myst story, the part about the books that basically create new worlds by writing into them, thats what I always thinkg about game programming as.

ok, aside from the blathering, I'd like to take a look at your library as well. Dunno if its like windows graphics or what but it'll be neat to take a look. My favorite way to learn is to take apart working source and change it until its unrecognizable

Originally Posted by frankish

It currently handles 2D games aiding you with stuff like collision detection, animation, etc.

Originally Posted by Mocker

That made me think graphics. I know there are a ton of other things games librarires can handle, but I'm not sure how much you can abstract animation and collision detection without actually creating more work then the graphics libraries can do.

Originally Posted by Mocker

I'm still lookin for the file in my email