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DarkBASIC Discussion / Memblock problem

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Sjakie
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Posted: 25th Jan 2004 12:21
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Hey guys!

I'm trying to fake a matrix like kevin did in dbpro (codebase). I tried to modify vertices, but if i change a coordinate, it changes without control. How do i modify vertice points easily?

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Jess T
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Posted: 26th Jan 2004 09:39
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You want to do vertex manipulation?

Good luck, lol.

You can't do it in DBC, it's not possible, but you can do it in DBPro if you know where to look for the appropriate hidden commands.

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Sjakie
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Posted: 26th Jan 2004 17:11
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Ow sure it can!

Dark Basic Enhanced has memblock mesh commands

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Jess T
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Posted: 26th Jan 2004 18:01
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Yeah, you can do it in DBC, but you asked for an "easy way" to do it, which is Vertex Maipulation. Which, isn't possible in DBC, but is in DBPro if you know where to find the hidden commands.

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Sjakie
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Posted: 27th Jan 2004 20:52
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Well, if theres no easy way (and no DBPro) then give me the hard one

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Jess T
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Posted: 28th Jan 2004 08:05
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Make a .x object that has as many verticies as you want in it, load it into DB, make a mesh from that, make a memblock from that, change the values of the vertex positions, then recreate the mesh, and the object.

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Sjakie
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Posted: 28th Jan 2004 18:54
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thats actually what i tried but i didnt worked

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