This version (2.0) is free (currently version 2.07):
http://www.blitzbasic.com/toolbox/toolbox.php?tool=6
This one (3.1) costs:
http://www.blitzbasic.com/toolbox/toolbox.php?tool=5
If you have use for a GUI in your game then download the free version now (BCF 2.0) and start playing with it.
Now, I must admit, I was very wary of this as "filax" is French. I have a problem with foreign Blitzers due to language reasons - especially for this type of application. I nearly had a tantrum when I opened the documentation to find it was in French. However, I opened the 'Readme' and it was an English translation of the Documentation.
I cannot see any reason why someone could not totally love BCF 2.0 - it's free and it is nicely documented (English included). Plus, it comes with 20 examples to run.
You do have to faff about with it a bit as all the example code is in French.
I'll play around a bit with version 2.0, but I can definetley see me paying for the 3.1+ version.
One of the things I like about this GUI is it is not too 'modern' looking - ie, it will not look too out of place in a fantasy RPG-type game.
Right, best you go download it.
Nice one "filax" - buy yourself a pizza.
EDIT:
Just to clarify, considering some people may already have a freeware version. The current freeware version is 2.07.
http://www.blitzbasic.com/toolbox/toolbox.php?tool=6
This one (3.1) costs:
http://www.blitzbasic.com/toolbox/toolbox.php?tool=5
If you have use for a GUI in your game then download the free version now (BCF 2.0) and start playing with it.
Now, I must admit, I was very wary of this as "filax" is French. I have a problem with foreign Blitzers due to language reasons - especially for this type of application. I nearly had a tantrum when I opened the documentation to find it was in French. However, I opened the 'Readme' and it was an English translation of the Documentation.
I cannot see any reason why someone could not totally love BCF 2.0 - it's free and it is nicely documented (English included). Plus, it comes with 20 examples to run.
You do have to faff about with it a bit as all the example code is in French.
I'll play around a bit with version 2.0, but I can definetley see me paying for the 3.1+ version.
One of the things I like about this GUI is it is not too 'modern' looking - ie, it will not look too out of place in a fantasy RPG-type game.
Right, best you go download it.
Nice one "filax" - buy yourself a pizza.
EDIT:
Just to clarify, considering some people may already have a freeware version. The current freeware version is 2.07.