You can get a simple base going on with some basic setup code. Download GLEW and get that working if you haven't already. I will post some code without error checking, and hopef…

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  Anyway, look into "std::vector". Yes, you would be correct if the OP was using C++. But the tags on his topic states “Java,” so he should use java.util.ArrayList instead.… Forum Reply

  Anyway, look into "std::vector". Yes, you would be correct if the OP was using C++. But the tags on his topic states “Java,” so he should use java.util.ArrayList instead.…

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then it becomes null   heh.   Anyway, look into "std::vector".     You could just make a variable like this: std::vector<Bullet> myBullets; then use it… Forum Reply

then it becomes null   heh.   Anyway, look into "std::vector".     You could just make a variable like this: std::vector<Bullet> myBullets; then use it…

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You can get a simple base going on with some basic setup code. Download GLEW and get that working if …

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  Anyway, look into "std::vector". Yes, you would be correct if the OP was using C++. But the tags on …

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then it becomes null   heh.   Anyway, look into "std::vector".     You could just make a variable like …

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