Elysian Shadows

I've used it a little bit before, i think it would be more fun just to play with a real person.

I just got starcraft 2 for christmas and i would really love it if someone could help me learn build orders and stuff...IDK if anyone is good with protoss but i really like playing as them. i really like zerg too.

Both of you have different ideas...how about you share how exactly you manage all of your images?

I'm still confused on how this is implemented.

ImageManager* Mgr;

i'm confused, wouldn't that create an imageManager?

Wouldn't that make a new image manager for every class that inherits it then?

Can someone tell me the best way to get the pointer of the imageManager to my base object? and were should i create the imageManager?

http://img513.imageshack.us/i/classstruct.png/ So i have a base object class that has x,y,w,h and other basic stuff. Most things that have sprites will inherit this class. The player and enemy do. I Want to have the baseObject class have access to the image manager so at anytime any inherited class...

Were would I pass the pointer from?

Edit: ALSO how can i do something like have an input class go to my game system class in case I want to toggle full screen but my buffer is in my image manager, neither of witch have any connection with each other?

I'm working on my first big game, and I have a question on how I can give multiple classes access to a single class. I want to make an image manager class but I can't see how each thing that has its own image would have access to this class. like, is there a way to get all the classes I need to be a...

Me and my friend have been trying to do multiplayer but my internet is FUBAR and it only lasted like 2 hours and now I can't even ping to his ip address.

I don't know if anyone has played it, but rollercoaster tycoon 2 has an awesome art style.
It's isometric but it looks like a 3d model that was like hand drawn....I want to know how they did it..
heres a picture:

i'm kind of ok at game programming but recently i've just not been doing it because i've lost my motivation. I have to many problems with my current project that i put it on hold. Is there anything thats kind of easy to make but will help me learn?

but how would you check for collision? the original way i did it was something like it iterates through it, and then it iterates through another one and it checks if the y of the first is equal to the y over the other one minus the height of the blocks.... this worked fine but when there were like 1...

how would you do something like checking for collision like in tetris were the blocks under it stop it from moving?
i got one way to work but it sucked.
i had the for loop but then i had another for loop that checked them against each other but it didn't work.