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Dark GDK / "identifier not found" for dbSetObjectAmbientLight ( )

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Yohonis
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Posted: 15th Dec 2005 23:54
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Has this command been changed like the dbRGB -> dbRgb ?
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Yes, although to save having to modify all your code, you could do :



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Yohonis
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What is the actual command for dbSetObjectAmbient though? I can't seem to find it.
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Smithy
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Youmay try to look in the SDK SDKBasic3d.h (dunno if the name is correct)

Anyway,.. I am not at home so I dont have access to the files.

May you try "dbSetAmbient(int ObjID, bool isAmbient)".

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