Loading...
Uploaded by warddr2 on Dec 1, 2009
No description available.
Science & Technology
Standard YouTube License
if windows wasn't that crappy, you could easily use escape sequences for things like that. On any other unix-like os (linux, bsd, mac, ...) it works that way. plus you don't have that annoying flickering.
xmine08 9 months ago
@xmine08
I am a linux user, you don't need to convince me :D
The flickering is mainly due to the screen recorder I used, in real it doesn't look that bad.
warddr2 9 months ago
It isn't that hard to make, and it's fun to make.
You only have to use system(cls) on windows, and system (clear) on linux. After that you can print the next screen.
warddr2 1 year ago
can i haz code pls ?
Askarion 4 months ago
can you please send me the c++ file?
MusicJverstra 1 year ago
@warddr2 I have written my own before, I just wanted to see how you did it. lol
CoDVideosMW2 1 year ago
Nice, share source code please?
CPUhacker24 1 year ago
Load more suggestions
if windows wasn't that crappy, you could easily use escape sequences for things like that. On any other unix-like os (linux, bsd, mac, ...) it works that way. plus you don't have that annoying flickering.
xmine08 9 months ago
@xmine08
I am a linux user, you don't need to convince me :D
The flickering is mainly due to the screen recorder I used, in real it doesn't look that bad.
warddr2 9 months ago
It isn't that hard to make, and it's fun to make.
You only have to use system(cls) on windows, and system (clear) on linux. After that you can print the next screen.
warddr2 1 year ago