01-27-2026, 06:58 PM
Every so often, Steve likes to just play around and have fun and goof off and see just what oddness he can hack into QB64 from time to time.
This time, I decided that what QB64PE *really, really, REALLY* needs is its own mascot helper -- and who better than.... STEVE??
And so, I sat down and decided to create the latest and greatest and newest and most AWESOMEST version of QB64PE ever!!
BEHOLD!!
I give you all...
QB64PE -- with AI STEVE!!!!
Kids, don't try this at home! This is the most high powered, redneck hacked, OMG WHAT DID I JUST SEE, version of QB64 to ever exist. I can just hear @vince falling out of his chair right now. I just hope he can call 911 before he passes away from the awesomeness that this version brings to us.
The archive below is a fully stand-alone WINDOWS version of QB64PE-AI Steve. It even has a compiled EXE in it for all you guys to play around with and test out and enjoy!
As for Linux/Mac folks.... umm.... you *might* grab the source file and compile it on your systems. I dunno exactly how deep the changes go and what all would be required to compile in Linux. Just point your existing version to the "QB64PE-AI Steve.bas" file in the /source folder here, and then try to compile it and see what blows up. You may have to move the created EXE to the proper folder afterwards so it finds the internal files and such in the spot where it expects them.
I really don't know what would be required to get this amazing little program to run on Linux. Probably toss it in a 64-bit WINE version, if one exists? If not, and you don't feel like experimenting, just skip this and shrug it off as "Crazy Ass Steve is just fooling around again!"
Same for anyone on limited bandwidth. Don't bother wasting time to grab this, if you're on a limited bandwidth. This is hacked together, and just me having some fun, with more of a Proof-of-Concept style coding going on here, so I might try some other more complicated stuff later someday with QB64PE. I know it's buggy and has several little glitches that need addressing, but it's just FUN to mess around with and play with, and if you have the bandwidth and are on Windows, and want to waste a few minutes, feel free to check out my new...
QB64PE -- with AI STEVE!!!!
This time, I decided that what QB64PE *really, really, REALLY* needs is its own mascot helper -- and who better than.... STEVE??
And so, I sat down and decided to create the latest and greatest and newest and most AWESOMEST version of QB64PE ever!!
BEHOLD!!
I give you all...
QB64PE -- with AI STEVE!!!!
Kids, don't try this at home! This is the most high powered, redneck hacked, OMG WHAT DID I JUST SEE, version of QB64 to ever exist. I can just hear @vince falling out of his chair right now. I just hope he can call 911 before he passes away from the awesomeness that this version brings to us.
The archive below is a fully stand-alone WINDOWS version of QB64PE-AI Steve. It even has a compiled EXE in it for all you guys to play around with and test out and enjoy!
As for Linux/Mac folks.... umm.... you *might* grab the source file and compile it on your systems. I dunno exactly how deep the changes go and what all would be required to compile in Linux. Just point your existing version to the "QB64PE-AI Steve.bas" file in the /source folder here, and then try to compile it and see what blows up. You may have to move the created EXE to the proper folder afterwards so it finds the internal files and such in the spot where it expects them.
I really don't know what would be required to get this amazing little program to run on Linux. Probably toss it in a 64-bit WINE version, if one exists? If not, and you don't feel like experimenting, just skip this and shrug it off as "Crazy Ass Steve is just fooling around again!"
Same for anyone on limited bandwidth. Don't bother wasting time to grab this, if you're on a limited bandwidth. This is hacked together, and just me having some fun, with more of a Proof-of-Concept style coding going on here, so I might try some other more complicated stuff later someday with QB64PE. I know it's buggy and has several little glitches that need addressing, but it's just FUN to mess around with and play with, and if you have the bandwidth and are on Windows, and want to waste a few minutes, feel free to check out my new...
QB64PE -- with AI STEVE!!!!