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Dark GDK / 3D Floor

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Mafia_007
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2009 21:40
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Hello guys , i have just installed Dark GDK , opened a new project in microsoft visual C++ and i am trying to create a flood for my beta game .. i am still searching over , if anyone can help me too , i would appreciate it.

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BiggAdd
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2009 21:52 Edited at: 22nd Apr 2009 21:55
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Hi,

I've moved this to the Dark GDK boards. Please post any programming related questions here in future!

I think you are looking for some sort of create object function. Sorry in advance if I have misinterpreted your question.

Cheers,
BiggAdd

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Mafia_007
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2009 22:15 Edited at: 22nd Apr 2009 22:27
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Oh , sorry for posting in wrong sectino , it thougt it belonged there , nevermind , now ill post here


Ontopic , im in need of creating a 3d Floor , i managed it by creating dbMakeObjectPlane(1,5,5); .

Now im trying to create Right button and left button , i dont know the value (1) for front (-1) for back

by the way , how will i be able to import 3d houses and more ? do i have to make them in 3d World Studio or other programs and import them to Visual Studio C++ ?

Regards

PS : seems ill have a lot of questions , since im in need of learning such stuff for my future
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AlexI
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2009 22:38 Edited at: 22nd Apr 2009 22:40
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I think you need to search these forums. If you cant create an object then I wouldn't recommend trying to create a flood till you have learnt to use DarkGDK.

Start by going through the examples and looking what code makes them up. Once you understand the DarkGDK functions and the basic c++ syntax you will probably want to learn more advanced features like classes and structures which make programming a lot easier.


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Mafia_007
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Well , i can create objects , rotate them etc ... now i want to know how to add a start spawnpoint for the character ... still searching
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sydbod
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Quote: "now i want to know how to add a start spawnpoint for the character"


There is no such thing as creating a start spawn point. It is just a special case of positioning a character.

Create a character.
Hide the character.
When you require that character, then unhide the character and position the character to where yo want it in your game.
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AlexI
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Posted: 25th Apr 2009 18:10
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Look at the command list Program Files -> TGC -> DarkGDK -> Documentation -> Information


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TRADEmyGAME
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Dark GDK is a pretty strong lang. Dark Basic Pro is Strong also!
Migh want to Start There.I Started with Dos.. lol made my first game in d.o.s for school midterm exam

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jezza
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Posted: 26th Apr 2009 11:10
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Quote: "Dark GDK is a pretty strong lang."

Ummm, confusing sentence. DarkGDK isn't a a language. It's a library; a wrapper for DirectX.
And I'm in school and I learnt real game programming from DarkGDK. Don't discourage him. That was about a year ago, and now I answer quite a few questions on this board, and have written a several thousand line engine in pure DirectX.
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