I can Help you with this project. But It would have to be for pay. Sorry Need the money.

Malice

If you hold me upside down , maybe you can find a cents from me ! sorry but i can pay nothing .

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what do you mean from 'arrays' ?

do you mean this : (for example) that i should define a matrix [3][3] and it can be my game plan :

[picture 1][picture 2][picture 3]

[picture 4][picture 5][picture 6]

[picture 7][picture 8][picture 9]

is that your minds ?

I would start by going through the Tutorial: http://tutorial.3dgamestudio.net/
This teaches a lot of basics, and even if you want to make a 2d game, lots of the things they explain there about 2d objects are also needed when you use/create/delete panels (which is the object that is used in 3dgs to draw images onto the screen).
Buttons are explained in the tutorial as well, try working with those.

i read them before to number 22 . i think my English is bad and you can not understand this :



i didn't say hey guys i don't know how can i use pan_create PANEL* pos_x pos_y etc ...

this is my problem :


EDIT : how can i define to engine ,that these three panels (that have a same pictures) are in the line ?

You can, f.i., save the panel's grid position in its skill_a and skill_b, when you now pick up a panel and drag it somewhere else (I don't know if the game's rules allow that, but nevertheless), you calculate the index of your grid below the mouse cursor and change the value of the array at that position. The panels themself could be saved in a panel array and updated in a while loop, where you just set panel[i].bmap = my_icons[array[panel[i].skill_a][panel[i].skill_b]], where my_icons is a bmap array.