NDS 2

[Coga19000]

I'm sorry about double topic, but I really need to explain what you found. First, it seems that what you searched (I know, because I searched it too) was getting you into ROM downloads, not into what I am trying. What I'm trying is to create some new stages in order to learn about this type of programming. Also, if you are so downright (I'm not English, sorry if it is the wrong word) about the copyright of a game, could you please find me a game I can legally edit?

[stahta01]

Please ask an Question related to using Code::Blocks.
If you keep asking questions about topics other than Code::Blocks, you are likely to be banned from this forum.

Tim S.

[Coga19000]

Yeah, sorry.

[Alpha]

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could you please find me a game I can legally edit?

Here is a list of open-source video games, any of which (normally) would be fine to modify (or even contribute to).  If it is C++ you are trying to learn, an example of one game that is in active development is Warzone.

Please note that any questions relating to how to build/work-with those program's source code belongs in their forums (not here, unless it is specifically Code::Blocks related - like how to set up the *.cbp).

[MortenMacFly]

could you please find me a game I can legally edit?

Take hands on the ByoGames plugin of Code::Blocks. If you come up with another entry (i.e. a MineSweeper clone) that would be fine. ;-)

[Coga19000]

Thanks people! Now I can have a taste of how game programming is. And no, I'm not working specifically with C++ files, I'm going to use whatever type I need.