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Dark GDK / A Few Questions

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Gasilli
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Posted: 20th Sep 2008 08:39
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I have 2 questions:

1. Whenever I debug I get the error "Windows has triggered a breakpoint... ". When I do a normal compile, I get a "The Program Has Stopped Working". Any ideas?

2. With BSAs is there a way to get the X value of the ground, like it matrixes?
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IanM
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Posted: 20th Sep 2008 14:48
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New users are on post approval - their posts don't appear until a moderator approves them.

Please just wait for the approval to take place. Repeatedly posting the same thing over and over slows the process down.

1. Either a coding error, or you haven't got DirectX installed correctly.

2. What's a BSA?

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jezza
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Posted: 20th Sep 2008 17:12 Edited at: 20th Sep 2008 17:13
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is that BSPs? because I have had similar errors with BSPs, that I have been completely unable to fix. and if so, the answer to 2 would be no, because BSPs have no set floor height, it can change within the map.
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Gasilli
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Sorry about the posting thing, didnt see the big red lettering.

I meant BSP, sorry. I did find one peice of code that seemed like it should work, but when compiled it says it doesnt exist.

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AlexI
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Some of the documentation is wrong, try different using different cases in parts i.e




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Gasilli
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That worked, but all the code seems to do is mess up collision, there were invisible walls and the actual walls werent solid.
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