Programming -> Need Turing Help?

Furball - Nov-07-2004 server time

Did you try putting your animations in a procedure? That might make it go faster. And if you're using Object Oriented Turing, you should try using WHILE statements to do 2 things at once while keeping a constant speed. If you're using the dos version (Heaven Forbid), I would try 2 variables and have them in a general counted loop such as: for I: 1..100 drawoval (x, a, 5, 5, 0) drawoval (x, b, 5, 5, 0) a := a + 2 b := b + 3 end for Where a is one variable, going at a certain rate (for example, 2) and where b in another variable going at a certain rate (such as 3) I dunno if this is what you wanted to do. That's what I got from the amount of code that was posted. Hope this helps.

Furball - Oct-02-2004 server time

I am able to help people with turing programs. I will NOT make a program for you so that you can take credit for it (IE: School Projects). I can, however, help in debugging and to patch up segments of code. If you have a question, POST alllllllll the CODING. It doesn't help much if you post something with INCLUDE statements and you do not show WHAT'S IN the include statements. I have been using the dos version for about 3 years, so I don't know the OOT version very good. Let's just put it this way, I KNEW more than my high school programming teacher when it came to turing. And that's sad . Anyways, if you have a turing question, just post it up. I can't answer everything, but I can try my best. Afterall, I don't program so much in turing anymore anyways, so I don't remember all the coding. Java and other languages have kind of mixed me up . Anyways, post up your turing stuff. I may eventually reply to them. I'll try my best to provide solutions. Usually if you are just learning the language, I'll know the answer.