Hello all, I'm new here, now down to business, XD

I am making a very difficult program, and i can't really find the types of info i need  to continue, I need a mentor to help me, a mentor that is going to stay with me until i finish, if you are interested please email me at chessman@theprojectai.com

If you can tell from my email, yeah, im gonna take a whack at AI, and i know how to do it too, so if you could help me out, that would be great.
*What I'll be using;
Text boxes
Submit buttons
most likely a server
C++
A 3D navigator(person DOING the AI commands)
and about a year of your help. 

I have the executable's window up, but so far it is just gray, and i don't know what to do from here.  so if i could get some help, it would be great,  And i thank you 10000x in advance.

Remember, chessman@theprojectai.com

Hai ,,,,,,,,,,,,

 Me a Comp scie graduate and I'm more passioned to graphic works and animations.I also had few good exposure to good project works and few codings.More over I'm in phase to develope myself more and to get wider knowledge and eager to work for more projects and innovative things......

my id is dilsri_maczion@yahoo.co.in.


And here i need to know more clearly abt ur project work plz...

any other suggestions?  im open.

My suggestion is to define your requirements.

In some projects people begin to implement the project before the design work is mature enough to do so. The inception phase of a project is a phase of gathering information about how the application will work from the users perspective.  In other words.. what will it do? What features will exist? What display and reporting requirements are there? What data will need to be captured and stored?  In Object Oriented Design, this phase is usually covered by a high level overview description, use cases, and possibly some analysis documents like candidate classes.  Once you have finished this inception phase and have an idea of how the system will react to users in most cases, you will probably want to build a class diagram or a domain model of the system. UML is the general standard for documenting these types of things.

Anyway.. the reason you have reached a grey screen and have no idea where to go from there is because you have not accurately documented the features and system requirements.

For instance if you had an idea that the system would have 2 features... input data, and display data, you could proceed with a menu selection that would allow the selection of those two features, and then flesh it out from there. Without a well defined set of requirements you will end up at this point of "don't know what to do next" quite often, and what you do get accomplished will have a high probablitiy of having to be reworked later.

If you have accomplished this already... say so!  The best way to get people interested in a project and wanting to contribute is to show that the project has vision, goals, and is working to complete those goals in a timely fashion. Specific help is much easier to request than vague general requests for Help so state exactly what help you need and provide as much context as possible.  A newbie mistake is to try to hide the details of your project based on the idea that you don't want someone to steal your idea.. Unless your doing a graduate thesis, the idea has probably been done many ways already!.

Good luck with your project, and I look forward to seeing exactly what you need help with!

James