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Dark GDK / Save Memblock to File

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Paulfred
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Posted: 14th Sep 2008 20:26
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Hello!

I've a question! I've loaded a memblock from an image and now i want to save it. How can I do that?

Another thing: I've a Vista Computer. But the function dbPoint(...) doesn't work. But on a XP, the function works.

Thank you in advance!
Paul
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Lilith
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Posted: 14th Sep 2008 21:51
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void dbMakeImageFromMemblock ( int ImageNumber, int MemblockNumber )

Then save the image.

Not sure about your Vista vs. XP issue but I suspect that it's because Vista relies on DirectX 10 and you have to compile Dark GDK with a specific version of DirectX 9.

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Paulfred
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Thank you! But don't want to save the image. I want to save the memblock.
Or... have you a link to a program, which makes an image to binary-code?
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Lilith
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Time to give a hint. If you can't find what you're looking for in the Dark GDK functions, start looking at the standard library functions for C/C++. DGDK gives you a pointer to the memblock and the size of the memblock in bytes.

Some example code from a class that I've created for a game that I'm stalled out on:


And the code to load it back in


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Paulfred
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Thank you very much! I found an answer!

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