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here we make a call to update the contents of the screen move our camera back so we can view the objectsĭbText ( 0, 0, "Use the up and down arrow keys to move the camera" ) ĭbRotateObject ( 10, dbObjectAngleX ( 10 ) + 0.1, dbObjectAngleY ( 10 ) + 0.2, dbObjectAngleZ ( 10 ) + 0.3 ) My personal opinion is that it's not really worthwhile upgrading to the VS2010 version of GDK just yet, until all of us third-party developers are on VS2010 too.ĭbSetDisplayModeAntialias (1920,1200,32,1,8,0) ĭbSetWindowPosition((dbDesktopWidth()-dbScreenWidth())/2,(dbDesktopHeight()-dbScreenHeight())/2) ĭbBox ( 0, 0, 100, 100, dbRGB(255,0,0),dbRGB(0,255,0),dbRGB(0,0,255),dbRGB(0,255,255)) Any non-TGC libraries you have will also need to be provided and uploaded by their respective owners, and they're probably in the same boat as I am regarding VS2010. What I'm not really interested in doing is adding everything that has been missed before or editing existing stuff for accuracy or need to come from Mike and be uploaded to your 'My Products' page. If I introduce new things, and have access to the existing documentation, then I have no problem adding to it or maintaining. Let me expand on that as that was a little abrupt:
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Yes, it'll have the same basic problems, plus a few extra caused by GDK's don't have access to the help files, though to be honest, I have no real interest in maintaining them either - I'm a programmer, not a technical document writer. Quote: "Also it would be good to know if you think that DGDK 7.5 is carrying the same issues as DBPro 7.5" My guess is that either libcmtd or msvcrt wants to include atls to by excluding both the first ones you remove the need to try and find atls, and also get no symbol errors.ĮDIT: Sorry, I re-read my post after posting and it wasn't very clear so here are the steps, all neatly packed up: To do that, go Project> Properties>Configuration Properties>Linker>Input>Ignore Specific Library and paste the above line in that box. Did you change any project settings?īy default, the wizard sets the GDK program to exclude these three libs: Do you include.wait, if it can't load it then it mustn't be in the right directory or not exist at all. Ok, my GDK program gets no errors and neither does the default 3DGame wizard program. slooooooow internet.7 minutes left.9.6mb,9.7mb,9.9mb (!)ģ minutes.getting very bored here.ġ minute.21.9mb.22.4mb.23.1mb.
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It's a shame the rendering isn't any faster, but the code runs through faster with GDK so you can use more clever culling systems without dropping framerate. I only just started using GDK today but it's pretty much DBPro in C++. Hang on, I'm downloading right now, so I will see if I can help.