topic 60 seconds in LabVIEW

60 seconds

T-Rex — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:54:27 GMT

Here is another ida that I would like to share with the LabView expert community:how to add alimitation for time,bonus,and a penalty.

Well, for example adding a limit of 60 seconds per round .Moreover ,bonuses of five seconds if some conditions apply and penalty of five seconds if some conditions where violated.

This idea that I shared with with you increases the excitation and the speed of the game.(enabling the player to use his mind against the undefeatable program.(changing him to an expert and veteran)

This is the second Idea out of nine amazing ideas that I shared withthe expert community(the only thing I am worried is time!).

Regards,

Jupiter

Re: 60 seconds

Dennis_Knutson — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:58:48 GMT

Gee, I can hardly wait. If you are going to post more, why don't you wait and post all these brilliant ideas at once. Less posts to read/ignore.

Re: 60 seconds

smercurio_fc — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:46:10 GMT

Well, at least it's only 9. For a while I thought the signature might indicate the number of ideas. Then we'd be in real trouble.

Re: 60 seconds

Coq_Rouge — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:55:34 GMT

I just wonder what could have been done. If Jupiter had used his ingenuity on Labview coding, instead of postings in this forum

Re: 60 seconds

T-Rex — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:06:26 GMT

All I wanted to know in this post is how can I change the time(addition or subtraction during run time) .

1-Addition of not equal time intervals(3 seconds -2seconds -1 second)

2-Subtraction of not equal time interval(5 seconds -3 seconds-1 second)

3-The initial time slot is 60 seconds.(maybe changed by the player)

The game continues until the player(the program of course will not make a mistake)makes the mistake and this will cause him lose precious time.

Jupiter

Re: 60 seconds

T-Rex — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:11:01 GMT

Dennis Knutson wrote:

Gee, I can hardly wait. If you are going to post more, why don't you wait and post all these brilliant ideas at once. Less posts to read/ignore.

I thought that you are supposed to help an individual when he has a creative idea.

Jupiter

Re: 60 seconds

RavensFan — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:15:14 GMT

No where in this post did you ask any questions. So how can anyone help? You seemed only interested in announcing your "great idea" that was going to save the world.

Now you've asked some questions, but even there no one can give much help because you haven't posted any work that you've actually done.

If you don't know how to add or subtract things in a LabVIEW program, then I suggest you take the LV tutorials:

LabVIEW Introduction Course - Three Hours
LabVIEW Introduction Course - Six Hours

Re: 60 seconds

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Re: 60 seconds

Ben — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:17:11 GMT

JupiterSolarsystem wrote:
Dennis Knutson wrote:
Gee, I can hardly wait. If you are going to post more, why don't you wait and post all these brilliant ideas at once. Less posts to read/ignore.

I thought that you are supposed to help an individual when he has a creative idea.

Jupiter

Hi Jupiter,

Vrtually all of the people that have responded to your threads that have either gold theme bars under their names (or Knight of NI, like Dennis) are just voluteers that have real jobs coding in LabVIEW. As volunteers the only thing we are supposed to do is to reply.

"God willing" someday you may be sitting in the cube next to us. If you want to get the most out of us, start posting code showing what you have tried so we can see "that new guy in the next cube" is going to be able to help us out.

Ben

Re: 60 seconds

Dennis_Knutson — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:20:44 GMT

You have yet to post any LabVIEW code. You have yet to post anything at all that is of use to someone using LabVIEW. You have to yet to post anything at all except some silly comments about a silly game and with your last post, finally a basic question. Your 'creative idea' might be of some interest to a game design forum but to me anyway, posting it here is a waste of everyone's time. I (and a lot of others, I suspect), believe you are part of the rash of questions from students looking for someone to do their homework. You have done nothing to dispel that belief or anything else to make me believe you are serious about learning LabVIEW.

Re: 60 seconds

T-Rex — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:36:40 GMT

I am sorry that I have misunderstood you I thought that you intentionally did not want to answer my questions.

First can you tell me how can I upload the images inorder to prove the skeptics wrong?

(No offense Dennis Knutson)

Jupiter

Re: 60 seconds

smercurio_fc — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:46:30 GMT

When you create a message click on the "Add Attachments" linkthat's below the "Post" and "Cancel" buttons. This will display a standard web upload field. If you upload a picture please do NOT upload bitmaps. Resave them as PNG files (do not simply change the extension).

Re: 60 seconds

Ben — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:49:56 GMT

JupiterSolarsystem wrote:
I am sorry that I have misunderstood you I thought that you intentionally did not want to answer my questions.
First can you tell me how can I upload the images inorder to prove the skeptics wrong?
(No offense Dennis Knutson)

Jupiter

To post images of your code you should first prepare either jpg or png files.

When replying you can click the button that looks like a tree (three to the right of the emoticons) and it will present a dialog. The first tab of the dialog will let you first upload the image into your gallary and then a button will appear below the image to let you insert the image into the post.

Ben

Re: 60 seconds

RDR — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:39:59 GMT

In order to take screenshots of a window in MS Windows:

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/creating-screenshots.html

Cheers!

-Bob