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DragonsLair
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Posted: 19th May 2009 01:13
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How do you list the display modes? is there anywhere that gives good explanations about the proper usage of things? Cos I dont think things are clear enought

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Morcilla
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Posted: 19th May 2009 12:26 Edited at: 19th May 2009 12:27
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I recommend to dig in this forum, the DBPro forum, the DBPro help files, the Code Snippets forum, and all around again.

I haven't tested this, it is IanM's code & tips (posted in this forum):

Quote: "The globstruct has the following items included:"




Quote: "The checklist variable is a pointer to an array of GlobCheclistStruct items containing the data - the definition of that structure is also in globstruct.h near the top.
Here's a quick 2 minute example:"


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DragonsLair
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Posted: 19th May 2009 12:45
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yes i checked that, which I use for something else. But display modes have 3 different values and arent strings.

I have dug about the forum, didnt find the answer so thats why I posted this

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Posted: 19th May 2009 15:20
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True but the checklist structure has room for 4 integer values and 4 float values too - it's those integer values that you'd use.

Utility plug-ins collection (updated 28/03/09) and
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DragonsLair
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Posted: 19th May 2009 15:23
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ah thats excellent mate thank you for that.

Also if anyone looking at this knows, how do you properly multilayer an object? ie a base layer, then using an opacity mask or summit put a layer of 'dirt' on the bottom of the image. Then a bump map?

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jezza
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Posted: 19th May 2009 20:26
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Use shaders.

pdEngine - http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=150417&b=8
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Posted: 19th May 2009 20:34 Edited at: 19th May 2009 20:39
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Alternative solution: You can do the display mode query without using globstruct. The dbCheckListQuantity function gives you the size of the list, then you can get the 3 integer values with dbCheckListValueA(index), dbCheckListValueB(index), dbCheckListValueC(index).
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