Hi Richard,
Including sound in your games won't be that hard. You will need a copy
of the MS DirectX 9 SDK which is 337 MB. I just downloaded the 2006
update two days ago, and that was the file size.
Anyway, once you have that you need to add dsound.lib to your C++
project, and the dsound.h header to your file where the audio module is
for your game.
If you want sometime I can send you some sample C++ code to look at
which shows you how to load and play a wav file.
Richard Bennett wrote:
> I will definitely let everyone know when testers are going to be needed,
> although I am positive that that is very far in the future, since I am
> still
> in school, and working with that, and the other things I am involved
> in with
> school, will definitely slow the progress of the game development down.
> Also, I haven't taken the portion of the game programming class where
> they
> tell you how to make sound in your game, so I have no idea how to
> incorporate sound into any game yet. Hopefully I will understand how
> to do
> that next quarter.
> BEAN
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