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Dark GDK / dbScaleObject not changing the size?

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manu
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Posted: 15th Jun 2008 00:33
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Could someone please explain the following to me:

I scale an object by 5%,8000%,5%. After that dbObjectSizeX, dbObjectSizeY and dbObjectSizeZ all return 9. How can that be?
Doesnt scale change the actual size?
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tobi453
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Use dbObjectSizeX(3,1), dbObjectSizeY(3,1) and dbObjectSizeZ(3,1);

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manu
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Posted: 15th Jun 2008 02:43 Edited at: 15th Jun 2008 12:31
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that doesnt work
error C2660: 'dbObjectSizeX' : function does not take 2 arguments

To clarify this. After dbScaleObject ( 3, 5, 8000, 5 ); the object looks very long on screen. But
dbObjectSizeX(3);
dbObjectSizeY(3);
dbObjectSizeZ(3);
all return 9.



Edit: solved. See http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=124372&b=22
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jinzai
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Posted: 16th Jun 2008 03:55 Edited at: 16th Jun 2008 04:00
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There appears to be an error in DarkSDKBasic3D.h, which repeats the function prototypes for dbObjectSize, dbObjectSizeX, dbObjectSizeY and dbObjectSizeZ.

The first set of prototypes appear at line 115, the second set is at line 344. I am uncertain why dbObjectSize is repeated at all, DBPro has no overloads for that function, but...

...If you are brave, the overloaded functions are in the library, I checked. You could replace lines 345, 346 and 347 with these three lines, and use the flag, like tobi543 suggested:

float dbObjectSizeX ( int iID, int ActualSize);
float dbObjectSizeY ( int iID, int ActualSize );
float dbObjectSizeZ ( int iID, int ActualSize );

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manu
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Posted: 16th Jun 2008 10:49
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thanks jinzai, I didnt see they where defined twice. But I allready added them to the header file and it works.
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