D3DLIB - D3DFunc 3.7.1 + Extras for DarkGDK 7.3+ Class Library

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Mista Wilson

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Posted: 25th Aug 2009 04:27 Edited at: 27th Aug 2009 17:52

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Hello All

Im not sure about everybody, but I have had issues using Cloggy's D3DFunc GDK version with any version of DarkGDK from the November2008 upgrade to present 7.4. I actually resolved the issues myself by porting the parts of Cloggy's source code for DBPro to GDK.

But it has come to my attention that other users were having trouble getting it to work with the latest version of DarkGDK aswell, so I thought I would port the whole thing over into a set of easy to use classes.

All of the Functionality of D3DFunc 3.7.1 is wrapped into the classes, aswell as a bunch of extras that I have only just begun wrapping into it. These include Coloured Positionable Shadowed AA Text, and some Direct Image Access drawing functions that were written originally be Sephnroth.

The entire thing is contained in a derived class called "D3DLIB".
I have prefixed all of the function names, primarily to group them together inside intellisense so its a little more intuitive to find the functions. The Prefixes are as follows :

B3D_ - Batch 3D Drawing Functions
B2D_ - Batch 2D Drawing Functions
F3D_ - Normal 3D Drawing Functions
F2D_ - Normal 2D Drawing Functions
TXT_ - All of the AA Text Functions
IMG_ - All of the Direct Image Access functions
GDK_ - All of the "CORE" functions, camera, object creation and helpers.

There is a demonstration app that I have included in with the source code to demonstrate usage of all the major parts of the lib.

The Lib has some basic documentation with it, in the form of fairly extensive code comments, and I have setup the intellisense "docs" where it will show you the comment for the function you have highlighted.

I would like this to be considered as something similar to a "beta" release of D3DLIB. I would like to get some people to test it for me if possible and let me know any bugs they find so I can track them down and hopefully fix them. I also have a bunch of other classes that I am adding to D3DLIB, to extend it even further. There is a Terrain Generation class, that is built with DX meshes, it supports generating its own Alpha Maps, Environment Maps, has a built in set of A* Pathfinding functions and can handle "objects" placed on it, it stores where they are etc. There is a perlin noise image generation class, which doubles as the heightmap generator for the terrain class, its capable of generating its own normals maps for the noise maps it makes and can load and save its images, Plus various other classes that contain more or less "helper" functions, designed to make repetitive tasks simpler.

Here are some screenies of the demo :

Here is the Demo Program's source code(its in the attachement aswell, its just here so you can see how everything is working)

// DarkGDK Header file
#include "DarkGDK.h"
// D3DLib Header File - this is the only header from the lib that needs to be included in a project
#include "D3DLib.h"

// pointer to our D3DLIB class
D3DLIB* CC;

// general prototypes
void DrawNormals(int iObj, float fScale);
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat);

void DarkGDK ( void )
{
	// BASIC GDK SETUP
	dbSyncOn   ( );
	dbSyncRate ( 60 );
	
	if(dbAntiAliasAvailable())
	{
		dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);
	}
	else
	{
		dbSetDisplayModeVSync(1024, 768, 32, 1);
	}
	dbSetWindowPosition(0, 0);
	dbSetWindowTitle(" -- D3DLIB -- D3DFUNC 3.7.1 DBPro version Ported to GDK 7.3/7.4 + Extras -- Combined Usage Demo ");
	dbSetCameraRange(0, 1.0, 20000);
	dbSetAmbientLight(25);
	dbSetPointLight(0, 0, 50, -50);
	dbSetLightRange(0, 200);
	dbMakeLight(1);
	dbSetPointLight(1, 0, 10, 8);
	dbColorLight(1, dbRGB(200, 125, 50));
	dbSetLightRange(1, 500);
	dbMakeLight(2);
	dbSetPointLight(2, 5, 10, 2);
	dbColorLight(2, dbRGB(50, 225, 150));
	dbSetLightRange(2, 400);

// This is where D3DLIB is initialized. You MUST instance the object, though you dont 
	// nessecarily have to use the heap, I cant guarentee this wont overrun your stack
	// memory..
	// Once you have instantiated the object, you need to call InitD3DLib next. This function
	// is overloaded, you can either call it as it, and have a default of 20 fonts to work with
	// and setup, or you can call it passing in the number of fonts you want.
	CC = new D3DLIB();
	CC->GDK_InitD3DLib();

// SETUP INITIAL BATCH 3D DOTS
	CC->B3D_SetBatchSizeDot3D(11650);
	for(int i = 0; i <= 11649; ++i)
	{
		CC->B3D_AddBatchDot3D(125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255));
	}

// SETUP BATCH 2D DOTS - NOTE THESE CANT BE SEEN AT THE MOMENT THROUGH THE
	// BACKDROP, TURNING IT OFF HOWEVER LOOKS NASTY(but you can see em then lol), SO IM WORKING ON FIXING THESE FUNC's
	// DRAW ORDER SO THEY CAN BE SEEN IN 3D MODE..
	CC->B2D_SetBatchSizeDot2D(1650);
	for(int i = 0; i <= 1649; ++i)
	{
		CC->B2D_ColourAddBatchDot2D(dbRnd(1000), dbRnd(750), dbRGB(100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155)));
	}
	
	// SETUP 3D GDK OBJECTS
	CC->F3D_MakeObjectTeapot(2);
	dbColorObject(2, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(2, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(2, 26);

CC->F3D_MakeObjectPyramid(3, 5.0, 10.0, 5.0);
	dbColorObject(3, dbRGB(225, 25, 125));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(3, dbRGB(225, 25, 125));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(3, 26);

CC->F3D_MakeObjectTorus(4, 2.0, 5.0, 32, 32);
	dbColorObject(4, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(4, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(4, 26);
	dbSetObjectEmissive(4, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectLight(4, true);
	dbSetObjectAmbient(4, true);
	dbGhostObjectOn(4, 2);
	dbFadeObject(4, 65);

// SETUP 3D TEXT
	CC->TXT_Text3D(10, 1, "HELLO WORLD !!", 0.75, 2, 1);
	dbColorObject(10, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(10, dbRGB(225, 25, 155));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(10, 24);
	dbSetObjectAmbient(10, true);
	dbSetObjectLight(10, true);

dbPositionObject(2, 0, 10, -5);
	dbPositionObject(3, -15, 2, -5);
	dbPositionObject(4, 15, 2, -5);

// THIS IS THE IMAGE THAT WILL BE USED FOR THE PROGRESS BAR, IT IS GENERATED USING THE
	// ExtendedImage_GPU funcations that Sephnroth wrote.
	int x = 0;
	dbMakeImageUsage(5, 256, 256, 1 );
	CC->IMG_StartNew2dImageLineBatch();
	CC->IMG_ClearImage(5, 0, 0, 0);
	for(int i = 0; i <= 750; ++i)
	{
		CC->IMG_Add2dLineToImageBatch_GPU(dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRGB(dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255)), dbRGB(dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255)));
		CC->IMG_DrawImageLine2D_GPU(5, dbRnd(0), dbRnd(0), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), 0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000);
	}
	CC->IMG_Draw2dLineImageBatch_GPU(5);

// debug text, dont remember why it's here...		
	char* txt1 = new char[156];
	strcpy(txt1, "This text is written with the TXT_BoxText function and will wrap text around as much as you like, just make the box big enough in the command");

// setup camera and local loop vars
	dbPositionCamera(0, 0, 0);
	dbRotateCamera(0, 0, 0);
	dbPositionCamera(0, 10, -26);
	dbXRotateCamera(14);
	int nopress = 0;
	int shownorm = 1;
	float TxtX = 0.0;
	float TxtY = 0.0;
	float TxtZ = 0.0;
	int dTxtX = 0.0;
	int dTxtY = 0.0;

while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
	{	
		// TEXT MOVEMENT
		TxtX = 0 - (dbCos(dbTimer() / 40.0) * 25.0);
		TxtY = 0 + (dbSin(dbTimer() / 50.0) * 50.0);
		TxtZ = 55;
		dTxtX = 480 + (dbCos(dbTimer() / 80.0) * 45.0);
		dTxtY = 450 + (dbSin(dbTimer() / 55.0) * 45.0);

// Key Checks for input
		if(dbKeyState(Key_1) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->GDK_SetOrthoProjectionZero(64);
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_2) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->GDK_RestoreCameraZero();
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_N) && nopress == 0)
		{
			++shownorm;
			if(shownorm > 1) shownorm = 0;
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_T) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->B3D_SetBatchSizeDot3D(12650);
			for(int i = 0; i <= 12649; ++i)
			{
				CC->B3D_AddBatchDot3D(125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255));
			}
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_C) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->IMG_ClearImage(5, 0, 0, 0);
			nopress = 1;
		}
		// check for movement key presses and set nopress as appropriate
		if(dbKeyState(Key_W) || dbKeyState(Key_S) || dbKeyState(Key_A) || dbKeyState(Key_D))
		{
			nopress = 1;
		}
		// reset keypress checker
		if(dbScanCode() == 0) nopress = 0;

// 3D DRAWING
		CC->B3D_BatchDrawDot3D(0, 1, 0, 2);
			
		dbPasteImage(5, 0, dbScreenHeight()-dbGetImageHeight(5), 1);
				
		CC->F3D_Circle3DCZ(10.0, 15, 15, 15, 25, 25, 25,  0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000); 
		CC->F3D_Ellipse3DCZ(10.0, 15, 15, 15, 15, 25, 25, 25,   0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000); 
		dbPositionObject(4, TxtX, TxtY, TxtZ);

// Draw our Object Normals if we are told to 
		if(shownorm == 1)
		{
			DrawNormals(2, 0.15);
			DrawNormals(10, 0.05);
			DrawNormals(3, 1.0);
			DrawNormals(4, 1.5);
		}

//debug text
		char* progTik = new char[64];
		strcpy(progTik, "Progress Bar Sprite % : ");
		strcat(progTik, dbStr(x));

char* buf = new char[1024];
		strcpy(buf, "Frames Per Second : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbScreenFPS()));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Pos X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Pos Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Pos Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionZ(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Ang X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Ang Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Ang Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleZ(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nn[WSAD]+[Mouse] - Camera Movement");
		strcat(buf, "nn[1] - Set Orthogonal Camera View(3D Dots become 'Layered')");
		strcat(buf, "n[2] - Set Normal Camera View(3D Dots become 'Normal')");
		strcat(buf, "n[N] - Show/Hide 3D Object Normals");
		strcat(buf, "n[T] - Insta-Redraw 12,000 3D Dots Randomly");
		strcat(buf, "n[C] - Clear ExtendedImage - watch redraw");
		strcat(buf, "nn");
		strcat(buf, "This is nice AntiAliased Text :)");
		strcat(buf, "nAll of the commands are contained in derived class - D3DLIB");
		strcat(buf, "nUse Intellisense to check them out, they have all been prefixed");
		strcat(buf, "nto group them together specifically for intellisense.");
		strcat(buf, "nF2D - 2D Functions -- B2D - 2D Batch Functions");
		strcat(buf, "nF3D - 3D Functions -- B3D - 3D Batch Functions");
		strcat(buf, "nTXT - AA Text Functions -- IMG - DXImage Access Functions");
		strcat(buf, "nGDK - Core Functions, Cameras and Helpers");

// 2D DRAWING
		CC->B2D_BatchDrawDot2D(0);
		CC->F2D_PolygonColour(750, 100, 25, 8, 1, 55.0, dbRGB(100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155)));
		CC->F2D_RoundRectangle(360, 550, 560, 750, 25, 1);
		CC->F2D_GradientBox(0, 0, 400, 400, dbRGB(255, 0, 0), dbRGB(0, 255, 0), dbRGB(0, 0, 255), dbRGB(155, 155, 155));
		CC->F2D_Polygon2Radius(1000, 650, 75, 100, 32, 1, 90);

// PROGRESS BAR
		++x;
		if(x > 99) x = 0;
		CC->F2D_ProgressBar(50, 350, 256, 20, 0, 99, x, 5);

//IMAGE REDRAW
		CC->IMG_DrawImageLine2D_GPU(5, 0, 0, dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), 0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000);
		CC->IMG_DrawImageLine2D_GPU(5, 255, 0, 255-dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRGB(200, 0, 200), dbRGB(255, 255, 0));

// TEXT BLOCK
		CC->TXT_StartText();
		
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(4)-50, dbObjectScreenY(4)-50, ALIGN_LEFT, "Ghosted Torus");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(10)-70, dbObjectScreenY(10)-25, ALIGN_LEFT, "3D Object Based Text");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(2)-50, dbObjectScreenY(2)-50, ALIGN_LEFT, "Token Teapot");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(3)-70, dbObjectScreenY(3)-70, ALIGN_LEFT, "4-Side Pyramid Primitive");
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextShadow(3, 50, 330, ALIGN_LEFT, progTik, 3, 2, dbRGB(50, 50, 50));
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextShadow(3, 0, dbScreenHeight()-dbGetImageHeight(5)-20, ALIGN_LEFT, "Progress Bar - Generated Image(w/Red Shadow)", 3, 2, dbRGB(255, 0, 0));
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextColour(2, 0, 0, ALIGN_LEFT, buf, dbRGB(255, 225, 50));
		CC->TXT_BoxText(1, 512, 0, 300, 300, ALIGN_CENTER, ALIGN_CENTER, txt1);
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextColourShadow(3, dTxtX, dTxtY, ALIGN_LEFT, "IM MEANT TO BE MOVING AROUND !!(w/Green Shadow)", dbRGB(100+dbRND(155), 100+dbRND(155), 100+dbRND(155)), 2, 1, dbRGB(20, 155, 20));
		CC->TXT_BoxTextColourShadow(3, 360, 550, 200, 200, ALIGN_CENTER, ALIGN_CENTER, "All of these blocks of text that are displayed at the moment, were created essentially through an 'ID3DXSprite' object ! They can have coloured shadows too !!", dbRGB(255, 25, 25), 2, 1, dbRGB(50, 255, 250));

CC->TXT_EndText();
	
		//WSAD+Mouse to move
		PControl(0.05, 0.1, 0.05, 0.05, 20.0);

dbSync ( );
		delete []buf;
		delete []progTik;
	}
	// CLEANUP
	// TODO - check device needs to be release on exit or does GDK do it if we have captured it ??
	delete []txt1;
	delete CC;
	return;
}

// cheap movement controls - FPS style, hold shift for move faster.. WSAD+Mouse to move
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat)
{

float fMoveSpeed    = p_fMoveSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fMoveFastSpeed= p_fMoveFastSpeed * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fTurnSpeed    = p_fTurnSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fPitchSpeed   = p_fPitchSpeed    * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  
  int MX=dbMouseMoveX();
  int MY=dbMouseMoveY();
 
  dbRotateCamera(0, (dbCameraAngleX()+(MY*fPitchSpeed*0.1)), (dbCameraAngleY()+(MX*fTurnSpeed*0.1)), dbCameraAngleZ());
  
  // forwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_W))
  { // fast speed
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else // normal speed
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // backwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_S))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // strafe left
  if(dbKeyState(Key_A))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  //strafe right
  if(dbKeyState(Key_D))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num8))
  { //fwd
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumForwardSlash))
  {//fwd fast
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num2))
  {//backward
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num0))
  {//backward fast
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num4))
  {//turn left
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()-fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num6))
  {//turn right
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()+fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num9))
  {//Up
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumStar))
  {//Up Fast
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num3))
  {//Down
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumPeriod))
  {//Down Fast
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num7))
  {//Pitch down
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()+fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num1))
  {//Pitch Up
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()-fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };

if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fPitchSpeed);
  };

if(dbKeyState(Key_NumMinus))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fPitchSpeed);
  };

if(dbKeyState(Key_Num5))
  {// Resets the camera to 0, 0, 0 and looking straight ahead, good if you stuff up the look angles with rotation
    dbRotateCamera(0,0,0);
  };
  
};

// need to get total amount of verts for 3dline batch b4 we draw them, might be an idea to
// get the positions at the same time and store them in an array, well see which works best
// this function will draw 1 "batch" for each limb at the moment, need to optimize it
// to only use 1 batch no matter how many limbs the object has, this will be achieved through having
// to iterate through the object twice, and probaly doing it the first time from an "InitDrawNormals"
// function, which would get the total amount of verts in the objects limbs, so we can set the batch size
// then just add each limbs vert norm/data positions to the batch, with a single draw call at the end
// It will speed up the drawtime.
void DrawNormals(int iObj, float fScale)
{

// Amount of scale applied to drawn normals
	float scale = fScale;
	// Limb Number tracker
	int LimbNum = 0;
	// Object we are working on, must be valid, no checks are performed here
	int ObjID = iObj;
// Repeat for each limb in the object, start at limb zero
while(dbLimbExist(ObjID, LimbNum))
{
	 // Lock Mesh
   dbLockVertexDataForLimb(ObjID, LimbNum);
   // Vertex count
   int vCount = dbGetVertexDataVertexCount() - 1;
   // Setup batch
   CC->B3D_SetBatchSizeLine3D(vCount + 1);
   // Loop through verts
   for(int i = 0; i <= vCount; ++i)
   {
      // Read current vertex position + Object Position
      float vX = dbGetVertexDataPositionX(i) + (dbObjectPositionX(ObjID));
      float vY = dbGetVertexDataPositionY(i) + (dbObjectPositionY(ObjID));
      float vZ = dbGetVertexDataPositionZ(i) + (dbObjectPositionZ(ObjID));
      // Read current vertex normals (and scale)
      float vNX = dbGetVertexDataNormalsX(i) * scale;
      float vNY = dbGetVertexDataNormalsY(i) * scale;
      float vNZ = dbGetVertexDataNormalsZ(i) * scale;
      // Add to batch
      CC->B3D_AddBatchLine3DGC(vX, vY, vZ, vX + vNX, vY + vNY, vZ + vNZ, 0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000);
   }

//` Unlock mesh
   dbUnlockVertexData();

CC->B3D_BatchDrawLine3D(0, 1, 0, 2);
   ++LimbNum;
}
	
}

+ Code Snippet

// DarkGDK Header file
#include "DarkGDK.h"
// D3DLib Header File - this is the only header from the lib that needs to be included in a project
#include "D3DLib.h"

// pointer to our D3DLIB class
D3DLIB* CC;

// general prototypes
void DrawNormals(int iObj, float fScale);
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat);

void DarkGDK ( void )
{
	// BASIC GDK SETUP
	dbSyncOn   ( );
	dbSyncRate ( 60 );
	
	if(dbAntiAliasAvailable())
	{
		dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);
	}
	else
	{
		dbSetDisplayModeVSync(1024, 768, 32, 1);
	}
	dbSetWindowPosition(0, 0);
	dbSetWindowTitle(" -- D3DLIB -- D3DFUNC 3.7.1 DBPro version Ported to GDK 7.3/7.4 + Extras -- Combined Usage Demo ");
	dbSetCameraRange(0, 1.0, 20000);
	dbSetAmbientLight(25);
	dbSetPointLight(0, 0, 50, -50);
	dbSetLightRange(0, 200);
	dbMakeLight(1);
	dbSetPointLight(1, 0, 10, 8);
	dbColorLight(1, dbRGB(200, 125, 50));
	dbSetLightRange(1, 500);
	dbMakeLight(2);
	dbSetPointLight(2, 5, 10, 2);
	dbColorLight(2, dbRGB(50, 225, 150));
	dbSetLightRange(2, 400);

	// This is where D3DLIB is initialized. You MUST instance the object, though you dont 
	// nessecarily have to use the heap, I cant guarentee this wont overrun your stack
	// memory..
	// Once you have instantiated the object, you need to call InitD3DLib next. This function
	// is overloaded, you can either call it as it, and have a default of 20 fonts to work with
	// and setup, or you can call it passing in the number of fonts you want.
	CC = new D3DLIB();
	CC->GDK_InitD3DLib();

	// SETUP INITIAL BATCH 3D DOTS
	CC->B3D_SetBatchSizeDot3D(11650);
	for(int i = 0; i <= 11649; ++i)
	{
		CC->B3D_AddBatchDot3D(125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255));
	}

	// SETUP BATCH 2D DOTS - NOTE THESE CANT BE SEEN AT THE MOMENT THROUGH THE
	// BACKDROP, TURNING IT OFF HOWEVER LOOKS NASTY(but you can see em then lol), SO IM WORKING ON FIXING THESE FUNC's
	// DRAW ORDER SO THEY CAN BE SEEN IN 3D MODE..
	CC->B2D_SetBatchSizeDot2D(1650);
	for(int i = 0; i <= 1649; ++i)
	{
		CC->B2D_ColourAddBatchDot2D(dbRnd(1000), dbRnd(750), dbRGB(100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155)));
	}
	
	// SETUP 3D GDK OBJECTS
	CC->F3D_MakeObjectTeapot(2);
	dbColorObject(2, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(2, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(2, 26);

	CC->F3D_MakeObjectPyramid(3, 5.0, 10.0, 5.0);
	dbColorObject(3, dbRGB(225, 25, 125));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(3, dbRGB(225, 25, 125));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(3, 26);

	CC->F3D_MakeObjectTorus(4, 2.0, 5.0, 32, 32);
	dbColorObject(4, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(4, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(4, 26);
	dbSetObjectEmissive(4, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectLight(4, true);
	dbSetObjectAmbient(4, true);
	dbGhostObjectOn(4, 2);
	dbFadeObject(4, 65);

	// SETUP 3D TEXT
	CC->TXT_Text3D(10, 1, "HELLO WORLD !!", 0.75, 2, 1);
	dbColorObject(10, dbRGB(225, 155, 25));
	dbSetObjectSpecular(10, dbRGB(225, 25, 155));
	dbSetObjectSpecularPower(10, 24);
	dbSetObjectAmbient(10, true);
	dbSetObjectLight(10, true);

	dbPositionObject(2, 0, 10, -5);
	dbPositionObject(3, -15, 2, -5);
	dbPositionObject(4, 15, 2, -5);
	

	// THIS IS THE IMAGE THAT WILL BE USED FOR THE PROGRESS BAR, IT IS GENERATED USING THE
	// ExtendedImage_GPU funcations that Sephnroth wrote.
	int x = 0;
	dbMakeImageUsage(5, 256, 256, 1 );
	CC->IMG_StartNew2dImageLineBatch();
	CC->IMG_ClearImage(5, 0, 0, 0);
	for(int i = 0; i <= 750; ++i)
	{
		CC->IMG_Add2dLineToImageBatch_GPU(dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRGB(dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255)), dbRGB(dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255)));
		CC->IMG_DrawImageLine2D_GPU(5, dbRnd(0), dbRnd(0), dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), 0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000);
	}
	CC->IMG_Draw2dLineImageBatch_GPU(5);

	// debug text, dont remember why it's here...		
	char* txt1 = new char[156];
	strcpy(txt1, "This text is written with the TXT_BoxText function and will wrap text around as much as you like, just make the box big enough in the command");

	// setup camera and local loop vars
	dbPositionCamera(0, 0, 0);
	dbRotateCamera(0, 0, 0);
	dbPositionCamera(0, 10, -26);
	dbXRotateCamera(14);
	int nopress = 0;
	int shownorm = 1;
	float TxtX = 0.0;
	float TxtY = 0.0;
	float TxtZ = 0.0;
	int dTxtX = 0.0;
	int dTxtY = 0.0;

	while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
	{	
		// TEXT MOVEMENT
		TxtX = 0 - (dbCos(dbTimer() / 40.0) * 25.0);
		TxtY = 0 + (dbSin(dbTimer() / 50.0) * 50.0);
		TxtZ = 55;
		dTxtX = 480 + (dbCos(dbTimer() / 80.0) * 45.0);
		dTxtY = 450 + (dbSin(dbTimer() / 55.0) * 45.0);

		// Key Checks for input
		if(dbKeyState(Key_1) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->GDK_SetOrthoProjectionZero(64);
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_2) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->GDK_RestoreCameraZero();
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_N) && nopress == 0)
		{
			++shownorm;
			if(shownorm > 1) shownorm = 0;
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_T) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->B3D_SetBatchSizeDot3D(12650);
			for(int i = 0; i <= 12649; ++i)
			{
				CC->B3D_AddBatchDot3D(125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255), 125-dbRnd(255));
			}
			nopress = 1;
		}
		if(dbKeyState(Key_C) && nopress == 0)
		{
			CC->IMG_ClearImage(5, 0, 0, 0);
			nopress = 1;
		}
		// check for movement key presses and set nopress as appropriate
		if(dbKeyState(Key_W) || dbKeyState(Key_S) || dbKeyState(Key_A) || dbKeyState(Key_D))
		{
			nopress = 1;
		}
		// reset keypress checker
		if(dbScanCode() == 0) nopress = 0;


		// 3D DRAWING
		CC->B3D_BatchDrawDot3D(0, 1, 0, 2);
			
		dbPasteImage(5, 0, dbScreenHeight()-dbGetImageHeight(5), 1);
				
		CC->F3D_Circle3DCZ(10.0, 15, 15, 15, 25, 25, 25,  0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000); 
		CC->F3D_Ellipse3DCZ(10.0, 15, 15, 15, 15, 25, 25, 25,   0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000); 
		dbPositionObject(4, TxtX, TxtY, TxtZ);

		// Draw our Object Normals if we are told to 
		if(shownorm == 1)
		{
			DrawNormals(2, 0.15);
			DrawNormals(10, 0.05);
			DrawNormals(3, 1.0);
			DrawNormals(4, 1.5);
		}

		//debug text
		char* progTik = new char[64];
		strcpy(progTik, "Progress Bar Sprite % : ");
		strcat(progTik, dbStr(x));

		char* buf = new char[1024];
		strcpy(buf, "Frames Per Second : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbScreenFPS()));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Pos X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Pos Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Pos Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionZ(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Ang X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Ang Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nCamera Ang Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleZ(0)));
		strcat(buf, "nn[WSAD]+[Mouse] - Camera Movement");
		strcat(buf, "nn[1] - Set Orthogonal Camera View(3D Dots become 'Layered')");
		strcat(buf, "n[2] - Set Normal Camera View(3D Dots become 'Normal')");
		strcat(buf, "n[N] - Show/Hide 3D Object Normals");
		strcat(buf, "n[T] - Insta-Redraw 12,000 3D Dots Randomly");
		strcat(buf, "n[C] - Clear ExtendedImage - watch redraw");
		strcat(buf, "nn");
		strcat(buf, "This is nice AntiAliased Text :)");
		strcat(buf, "nAll of the commands are contained in derived class - D3DLIB");
		strcat(buf, "nUse Intellisense to check them out, they have all been prefixed");
		strcat(buf, "nto group them together specifically for intellisense.");
		strcat(buf, "nF2D - 2D Functions -- B2D - 2D Batch Functions");
		strcat(buf, "nF3D - 3D Functions -- B3D - 3D Batch Functions");
		strcat(buf, "nTXT - AA Text Functions -- IMG - DXImage Access Functions");
		strcat(buf, "nGDK - Core Functions, Cameras and Helpers");

		
		
		// 2D DRAWING
		CC->B2D_BatchDrawDot2D(0);
		CC->F2D_PolygonColour(750, 100, 25, 8, 1, 55.0, dbRGB(100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155), 100+dbRnd(155)));
		CC->F2D_RoundRectangle(360, 550, 560, 750, 25, 1);
		CC->F2D_GradientBox(0, 0, 400, 400, dbRGB(255, 0, 0), dbRGB(0, 255, 0), dbRGB(0, 0, 255), dbRGB(155, 155, 155));
		CC->F2D_Polygon2Radius(1000, 650, 75, 100, 32, 1, 90);	

		// PROGRESS BAR
		++x;
		if(x > 99) x = 0;
		CC->F2D_ProgressBar(50, 350, 256, 20, 0, 99, x, 5);

		//IMAGE REDRAW
		CC->IMG_DrawImageLine2D_GPU(5, 0, 0, dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), 0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000);
		CC->IMG_DrawImageLine2D_GPU(5, 255, 0, 255-dbRnd(255), dbRnd(255), dbRGB(200, 0, 200), dbRGB(255, 255, 0));

		// TEXT BLOCK
		CC->TXT_StartText();
		
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(4)-50, dbObjectScreenY(4)-50, ALIGN_LEFT, "Ghosted Torus");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(10)-70, dbObjectScreenY(10)-25, ALIGN_LEFT, "3D Object Based Text");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(2)-50, dbObjectScreenY(2)-50, ALIGN_LEFT, "Token Teapot");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(3, dbObjectScreenX(3)-70, dbObjectScreenY(3)-70, ALIGN_LEFT, "4-Side Pyramid Primitive");
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextShadow(3, 50, 330, ALIGN_LEFT, progTik, 3, 2, dbRGB(50, 50, 50));
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextShadow(3, 0, dbScreenHeight()-dbGetImageHeight(5)-20, ALIGN_LEFT, "Progress Bar - Generated Image(w/Red Shadow)", 3, 2, dbRGB(255, 0, 0));
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextColour(2, 0, 0, ALIGN_LEFT, buf, dbRGB(255, 225, 50));
		CC->TXT_BoxText(1, 512, 0, 300, 300, ALIGN_CENTER, ALIGN_CENTER, txt1);
		CC->TXT_DrawAATextColourShadow(3, dTxtX, dTxtY, ALIGN_LEFT, "IM MEANT TO BE MOVING AROUND !!(w/Green Shadow)", dbRGB(100+dbRND(155), 100+dbRND(155), 100+dbRND(155)), 2, 1, dbRGB(20, 155, 20));
		CC->TXT_BoxTextColourShadow(3, 360, 550, 200, 200, ALIGN_CENTER, ALIGN_CENTER, "All of these blocks of text that are displayed at the moment, were created essentially through an 'ID3DXSprite' object ! They can have coloured shadows too !!", dbRGB(255, 25, 25), 2, 1, dbRGB(50, 255, 250));

		CC->TXT_EndText();
	
		//WSAD+Mouse to move
		PControl(0.05, 0.1, 0.05, 0.05, 20.0);

		dbSync ( );
		delete []buf;
		delete []progTik;
	}
	// CLEANUP
	// TODO - check device needs to be release on exit or does GDK do it if we have captured it ??
	delete []txt1;
	delete CC;
	return;
}


// cheap movement controls - FPS style, hold shift for move faster.. WSAD+Mouse to move
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat)
{

  float fMoveSpeed    = p_fMoveSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fMoveFastSpeed= p_fMoveFastSpeed * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fTurnSpeed    = p_fTurnSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fPitchSpeed   = p_fPitchSpeed    * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  
  int MX=dbMouseMoveX();
  int MY=dbMouseMoveY();
 
  dbRotateCamera(0, (dbCameraAngleX()+(MY*fPitchSpeed*0.1)), (dbCameraAngleY()+(MX*fTurnSpeed*0.1)), dbCameraAngleZ());
  
  // forwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_W))
  { // fast speed
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else // normal speed
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // backwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_S))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // strafe left
  if(dbKeyState(Key_A))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  //strafe right
  if(dbKeyState(Key_D))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num8))
  { //fwd
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumForwardSlash))
  {//fwd fast
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num2))
  {//backward
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num0))
  {//backward fast
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num4))
  {//turn left
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()-fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num6))
  {//turn right
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()+fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num9))
  {//Up
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumStar))
  {//Up Fast
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num3))
  {//Down
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumPeriod))
  {//Down Fast
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num7))
  {//Pitch down
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()+fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num1))
  {//Pitch Up
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()-fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };

  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fPitchSpeed);
  };

  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumMinus))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fPitchSpeed);
  };

  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num5))
  {// Resets the camera to 0, 0, 0 and looking straight ahead, good if you stuff up the look angles with rotation
    dbRotateCamera(0,0,0);
  };
  
};

// need to get total amount of verts for 3dline batch b4 we draw them, might be an idea to
// get the positions at the same time and store them in an array, well see which works best
// this function will draw 1 "batch" for each limb at the moment, need to optimize it
// to only use 1 batch no matter how many limbs the object has, this will be achieved through having
// to iterate through the object twice, and probaly doing it the first time from an "InitDrawNormals"
// function, which would get the total amount of verts in the objects limbs, so we can set the batch size
// then just add each limbs vert norm/data positions to the batch, with a single draw call at the end
// It will speed up the drawtime.
void DrawNormals(int iObj, float fScale)
{

	// Amount of scale applied to drawn normals
	float scale = fScale;
	// Limb Number tracker
	int LimbNum = 0;
	// Object we are working on, must be valid, no checks are performed here
	int ObjID = iObj;
// Repeat for each limb in the object, start at limb zero
while(dbLimbExist(ObjID, LimbNum))
{
	 // Lock Mesh
   dbLockVertexDataForLimb(ObjID, LimbNum);
   // Vertex count
   int vCount = dbGetVertexDataVertexCount() - 1;
   // Setup batch
   CC->B3D_SetBatchSizeLine3D(vCount + 1);
   // Loop through verts
   for(int i = 0; i <= vCount; ++i)
   {
      // Read current vertex position + Object Position
      float vX = dbGetVertexDataPositionX(i) + (dbObjectPositionX(ObjID));
      float vY = dbGetVertexDataPositionY(i) + (dbObjectPositionY(ObjID));
      float vZ = dbGetVertexDataPositionZ(i) + (dbObjectPositionZ(ObjID));
      // Read current vertex normals (and scale)
      float vNX = dbGetVertexDataNormalsX(i) * scale;
      float vNY = dbGetVertexDataNormalsY(i) * scale;
      float vNZ = dbGetVertexDataNormalsZ(i) * scale;
      // Add to batch
      CC->B3D_AddBatchLine3DGC(vX, vY, vZ, vX + vNX, vY + vNY, vZ + vNZ, 0xFF00FF00, 0xFFFF0000);
   }

   //` Unlock mesh
   dbUnlockVertexData();

   CC->B3D_BatchDrawLine3D(0, 1, 0, 2);
   ++LimbNum;
}
	
}

As you can see, the usage of all of the functions is achieved through the D3DLIB derived class, which inherits from all of the others and maintains all of the global variables etc. It is also quite simple an intuitive. Plus the speed is simply amazing, to do all of the drawing operations in this demo, using GDK commands alone would result in it crawling at a snail's pace.....

Attachment ZIP contains all of the source code for the library, aswell as the source code for the DEMO program and the actual project that I compiled the DEMO from, so you can see how I have it setup, just add the D3DLIB.vcproj to an existing solution.

Note that the EXE in the attachment was compiled with DarkGDK 7.4 and most of the testing I did was also using that version of GDK.

I hope this helps a few people. Ill be posting any updates to the library here in this thread, ill update the attachement in this post so you will always find the latest version here.

Please note, you do not have to use the included classes, the way everything is working together is quite simple, and it would not be very hard to extract the functions from the classes and use them on their own if you wish to.

EDIT : A new attachment as of 28th Auguest, it fixes the following :

* GDK_GetDesktopWidth();
* GDK_GetDesktopHeight();
* GDK_GetDesktopDespth();

Those functions are basically empty in cloggy's library, they return NULL values, hence the 0's. I just made a couple of WinAPI calls to get the desktop res data like this :

+ Code Snippet

// Get a handle to the desktop window   
   g_hDesktop = GetDesktopWindow();   
   // Get the size of screen to the variable desktop   
   GetWindowRect(g_hDesktop, &g_DesktopSize);  

	DEVMODE DispDev;

   EnumDisplaySettings(NULL, ENUM_CURRENT_SETTINGS, &DispDev);

   g_DesktopDepth = (int)DispDev.dmBitsPerPel;

g_hDesktop is a HWND handle to the desktop and is global if you want to use it... the DEVMODE structure is local and will go out of scope after the lib is instanced.

If it ain't broke.... DONT FIX IT !!!

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Posted: 26th Aug 2009 08:39

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Here is a DEMO of the Terrain classes that I am working on, I mentioned them in the above post.

They are the result of me following around half a dozen various DirectX Games related tutorials from books and websites, trying to put everything together.

So far, there is no lighting in the demo, but there are NO GDK Objects, images or entities of any kind.... its all pure DX, using GDK to render, although it can be interfaced with GDK for normal usage without any problems, I can place GDK objects on it etc..

This is a definite work in progress so dont take the look of the terrain to be too final.

The terrain is made up of "Mesh Patches", which fit together to form the final terrain(there is no LOD yet, but it does cull lol). The size of the terrain can be specified and changed on the fly, generation, as you will see, is very close to instant. It supports rectangular terrains, so it doesnt have to be square.

It has some very basic pathfinding algorithms built into it at the moment, I will be expanding them to be a little more modular. At the moment you can give it 2 points and get a path back between those 2 points, but its tied into the terrain classes height and environment maps.

The Texturing is all done through a Pixel Shader, and again, rendered straight to the mesh through DirectX, with GDK essentially "presenting" the frames I setup. The Terrain generates its own alpha maps based on it's height for the shader to texture splatter it.

The "Object Placement", they are just directX meshes aswell, they are loaded from .X files, is all handled through the terrain class on terrain creation. It generates and environment map to place them randomly(and is based closely off the alpha algorithms), its based on the terrain height at the moment, it places trees on grass and rocks on rock or snow.....

Ok, thats enough prattling... here is a screeny of the terrain with a path layed out on it from the top of a mountain to the bottom. The blue dots represent places the pathfinding alg. checked on its way through.....

The Attachment only contains an EXE(compiled with GDK 7.4) and the shader/media files. No source code in the download this time, but I will put the Main.cpp file in code tags below... Note that you wont be able to compile it, as its using a different verion of my D3DLIB and about half a dozen extra classes for the terrain management...

#include "DarkGDK.h"
#include "D3DLIB.h"
#include "debug.h"
#include "heightmap.h"
#include "terrain.h"

struct VERTEX
{
	VERTEX();
	VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3 pos, D3DCOLOR col){position = pos; color = col;}
	D3DXVECTOR3 position;
	D3DCOLOR color;
	static const DWORD FVF;
};
const DWORD VERTEX::FVF = D3DFVF_XYZ | D3DFVF_DIFFUSE;

int m_numPoints;
float m_angle, m_radius;
bool m_wireframe, m_walkGrid;
INTPOINT m_start, m_goal;
//HWND m_mainWindow;
//ID3DXFont *m_pFont;

//Vertex buffer for points
std::vector<VERTEX> m_path;
IDirect3DVertexBuffer9 *m_pVb;

int vk_code;

DWORD FtoDword(float f){return *((DWORD*)&f);}

#define KEYDOWN(vk_code) ((GetAsyncKeyState(vk_code) & 0x8000) ? 1 : 0)
#define KEYUP(vk_code)   ((GetAsyncKeyState(vk_code) & 0x8000) ? 0 : 1)

D3DLIB *CC;

IDirect3DDevice9* m_pDevice; 
TERRAIN m_terrain;
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat);

// the main entry point for the application is this function
void DarkGDK ( void )
{
	// turn on sync rate and set maximum rate to 60 fps
	dbSyncOn   ( );
	dbSyncRate ( 60 );
	dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);
	dbSetWindowPosition(0, 0);
	dbSetWindowTitle(" -- D3DLIB TERRAIN -- Non-Light DEMO of DirectX Terrain - NO GDK OBJECTS AT ALL - DX MESHES ONLY ");

CC = new D3DLIB();
	CC->GDK_InitD3DLib();

m_pDevice = dbGetDirect3DDevice(); 
	
	LoadObjectResources(m_pDevice);
	m_terrain.Init(m_pDevice, INTPOINT(150, 150));

// NEED TO DO THIS SO THAT WE CAN INITIALIZE THE GDK DEVICE
	dbMakeObjectSphere(1, 1, 12, 12);
	dbSync();
	dbDeleteObject(1);

int nopress = 0;
	dbPositionCamera(-14, 29, 13);
	dbRotateCamera(27, 131, 0);
	dbSetPointLight(0, 0, 0, 0);
	dbSetLightRange(0, 5000);
	while ( LoopGDK() )
	{
	// turn on/off wireframe
	if(KEYDOWN('T') && nopress == 0)
	{
		m_wireframe = !m_wireframe;
		nopress = 1;
	}
	if(KEYDOWN('G') && nopress == 0)
	{
		m_walkGrid = !m_walkGrid;
		nopress = 1;
	}
	if(KEYDOWN('N') && nopress == 0)
	{
		nopress = 1;
		//Create new particles
		do
		{
			m_start = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);
			m_goal = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);
			while(!m_terrain.GetTile(m_start)->m_walkable){m_start = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);}
			while(!m_terrain.GetTile(m_goal)->m_walkable || m_start == m_goal){m_goal = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);}
		}
		while(m_terrain.GetTile(m_start)->m_set != m_terrain.GetTile(m_goal)->m_set);

std::vector<INTPOINT> p = m_terrain.GetPath(m_start, m_goal);
		m_path.clear();

if(!p.empty())
		{
			for(int i=0;i<(int)p.size();i++)
			{
				float prc = i / (float)p.size();
				int red =  (int)(255 * prc);
				int green = (int)(255 * (1.0f - prc));
				MAPTILE *t = m_terrain.GetTile(p[i]);
				m_path.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)p[i].x, t->m_height + 0.1f, (float)-p[i].y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, red, green, 0)));
			}
		}

std::vector<VERTEX> particles;
		particles.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)m_start.x, m_terrain.GetTile(m_start)->m_height + 0.5f, (float)-m_start.y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, 0, 255, 0)));
		particles.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)m_goal.x, m_terrain.GetTile(m_goal)->m_height + 0.5f, (float)-m_goal.y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, 255, 0, 0)));

for(int y=0;y<m_terrain.m_size.y;y++)
			for(int x=0;x<m_terrain.m_size.x;x++)
				if(m_terrain.GetTile(x, y)->g < 1000)
					particles.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)x, m_terrain.GetTile(x, y)->m_height + 0.1f, (float)-y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, 0, 0, 255)));
	
		// Initialize particles
		if(m_pVb != NULL)
		{
			m_pVb->Release();
			m_pVb = NULL;
		}

if(FAILED(m_pDevice->CreateVertexBuffer((int)particles.size() * sizeof(VERTEX), D3DUSAGE_DYNAMIC | D3DUSAGE_POINTS | D3DUSAGE_WRITEONLY, VERTEX::FVF, D3DPOOL_DEFAULT, &m_pVb, 0)))
			debug.Print("Failed to create particle vertex buffer");
		else
		{
			VERTEX *v = NULL;
			m_pVb->Lock(0, 0, (void**)&v, D3DLOCK_DISCARD);			
			for(int i=0;i<(int)particles.size();i++)
				v[i] = particles[i];
			m_pVb->Unlock();

m_numPoints = (int)particles.size();
		}		
	}
	else if(KEYDOWN(VK_SPACE) && nopress == 0)
	{
		nopress = 1;
		m_path.clear();

if(m_pVb != NULL)
		{
			m_pVb->Release();
			m_pVb = NULL;
		}
		
		m_terrain.GenerateRandomTerrain(8);
	}
	else if(KEYDOWN(VK_ESCAPE))
		break;

if(dbScanCode() == 0) nopress = 0;

// WIREFRAME RENDERING
		if(m_wireframe)
		{
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_FILLMODE, D3DFILL_WIREFRAME);	
		}
		else m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_FILLMODE, D3DFILL_SOLID);

// TERRAIN AND SUBSET RENDERING
		m_terrain.Render();

// VERTEX BUFFER FOR PATH RENDERING
		if(m_pVb != NULL)
		{
			D3DXMATRIX world;
			D3DXMatrixIdentity(&world);
			m_pDevice->SetTransform(D3DTS_WORLD, &world);

m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_LIGHTING, false);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSPRITEENABLE, true);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALEENABLE, true);

m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSIZE, FtoDword(0.3f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSIZE_MIN, FtoDword(0.0f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALE_A, 0);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALE_B, FtoDword(0.0f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALE_C, FtoDword(1.0f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_ZWRITEENABLE, false);

m_pDevice->SetTexture(0, NULL);
			m_pDevice->SetFVF(VERTEX::FVF);
			m_pDevice->SetStreamSource(0, m_pVb, 0, sizeof(VERTEX));
			m_pDevice->DrawPrimitive(D3DPT_POINTLIST, 0, m_numPoints);

m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSPRITEENABLE, false);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALEENABLE, false);
		}

// ACTUAL PATH ITSELF RENDERING
		if(!m_path.empty())
		{
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_LIGHTING, false);
			m_pDevice->SetFVF(VERTEX::FVF);
			m_pDevice->DrawPrimitiveUP(D3DPT_LINESTRIP, (int)m_path.size() - 1, &m_path[0], sizeof(VERTEX));
		}
		
		char* buf = new char[1024];
		strcpy(buf, "Frames Per Second : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbScreenFPS()));
		strcat(buf, "\n\nCamera Position X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Position Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Position Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionZ(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Angle X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Angle Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Angle Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleZ(0)));

// INFO/DEBUG TEXT RENDERING
		CC->TXT_StartText();

CC->TXT_DrawAATextShadow(1, 1, 200, ALIGN_LEFT, buf, 3, 2, dbRGB(50, 50, 50));
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 0, ALIGN_LEFT, "[W][S][A][D] + [MOUSE] - Camera Movement");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 20, ALIGN_LEFT, "[T] - Toggle Wireframe");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 40, ALIGN_LEFT, "[SPACE] - Randomize Map");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 80, ALIGN_LEFT, "[N] - New Path");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 700, ALIGN_LEFT, "This is a demonstration of my D3DLIB's Terrain Generation classes.\nI have been following various DX tutorials from various books and websites and this is the result.\nThere are NO GDK objects at all, only DirectX Meshes, even the pixel shader is run through directX only...");

if(m_path.empty())
			CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 100, ALIGN_LEFT, "Pathing not Started !!");
		if(!m_path.empty())
			CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 100, ALIGN_LEFT, "Pathing in Progress...");

CC->TXT_EndText();

PControl(2, 4, 2, 2, 1.0);

// GDK UPDATE DEVICE/END->PRESENT scene
		dbSync ( );

delete []buf;
		
	}

// return back to windows
	return;
}

// cheap movement controls - FPS style, hold shift for move faster.. WSAD+Mouse to move
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat)
{

float fMoveSpeed    = p_fMoveSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fMoveFastSpeed= p_fMoveFastSpeed * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fTurnSpeed    = p_fTurnSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fPitchSpeed   = p_fPitchSpeed    * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  
  int MX=dbMouseMoveX();
  int MY=dbMouseMoveY();
 
  dbRotateCamera(0, (dbCameraAngleX()+(MY*fPitchSpeed*0.1)), (dbCameraAngleY()+(MX*fTurnSpeed*0.1)), dbCameraAngleZ());
  
  // forwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_W))
  { // fast speed
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else // normal speed
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // backwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_S))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // strafe left
  if(dbKeyState(Key_A))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  //strafe right
  if(dbKeyState(Key_D))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num8))
  { //fwd
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumForwardSlash))
  {//fwd fast
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num2))
  {//backward
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num0))
  {//backward fast
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num4))
  {//turn left
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()-fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num6))
  {//turn right
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()+fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num9))
  {//Up
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumStar))
  {//Up Fast
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num3))
  {//Down
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumPeriod))
  {//Down Fast
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num7))
  {//Pitch down
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()+fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num1))
  {//Pitch Up
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()-fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };

if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fPitchSpeed);
  };

if(dbKeyState(Key_NumMinus))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fPitchSpeed);
  };

if(dbKeyState(Key_Num5))
  {// Resets the camera to 0, 0, 0 and looking straight ahead, good if you stuff up the look angles with rotation
    dbRotateCamera(0,0,0);
  };
  
};

+ Code Snippet

#include "DarkGDK.h"
#include "D3DLIB.h"
#include "debug.h"
#include "heightmap.h"
#include "terrain.h"

struct VERTEX
{
	VERTEX();
	VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3 pos, D3DCOLOR col){position = pos; color = col;}
	D3DXVECTOR3 position;
	D3DCOLOR color;
	static const DWORD FVF;
};
const DWORD VERTEX::FVF = D3DFVF_XYZ | D3DFVF_DIFFUSE;

int m_numPoints;
float m_angle, m_radius;
bool m_wireframe, m_walkGrid;
INTPOINT m_start, m_goal;
//HWND m_mainWindow;
//ID3DXFont *m_pFont;

//Vertex buffer for points
std::vector<VERTEX> m_path;
IDirect3DVertexBuffer9 *m_pVb;

int vk_code;

DWORD FtoDword(float f){return *((DWORD*)&f);}

#define KEYDOWN(vk_code) ((GetAsyncKeyState(vk_code) & 0x8000) ? 1 : 0)
#define KEYUP(vk_code)   ((GetAsyncKeyState(vk_code) & 0x8000) ? 0 : 1)

D3DLIB *CC;

IDirect3DDevice9* m_pDevice; 
TERRAIN m_terrain;
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat);

// the main entry point for the application is this function
void DarkGDK ( void )
{
	// turn on sync rate and set maximum rate to 60 fps
	dbSyncOn   ( );
	dbSyncRate ( 60 );
	dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);
	dbSetWindowPosition(0, 0);
	dbSetWindowTitle(" -- D3DLIB TERRAIN -- Non-Light DEMO of DirectX Terrain - NO GDK OBJECTS AT ALL - DX MESHES ONLY ");
	

	CC = new D3DLIB();
	CC->GDK_InitD3DLib();

	m_pDevice = dbGetDirect3DDevice(); 
	
	LoadObjectResources(m_pDevice);
	m_terrain.Init(m_pDevice, INTPOINT(150, 150));

	// NEED TO DO THIS SO THAT WE CAN INITIALIZE THE GDK DEVICE
	dbMakeObjectSphere(1, 1, 12, 12);
	dbSync();
	dbDeleteObject(1);

	int nopress = 0;
	dbPositionCamera(-14, 29, 13);
	dbRotateCamera(27, 131, 0);
	dbSetPointLight(0, 0, 0, 0);
	dbSetLightRange(0, 5000);
	while ( LoopGDK() )
	{
	// turn on/off wireframe
	if(KEYDOWN('T') && nopress == 0)
	{
		m_wireframe = !m_wireframe;
		nopress = 1;
	}
	if(KEYDOWN('G') && nopress == 0)
	{
		m_walkGrid = !m_walkGrid;
		nopress = 1;
	}
	if(KEYDOWN('N') && nopress == 0)
	{
		nopress = 1;
		//Create new particles
		do
		{
			m_start = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);
			m_goal = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);
			while(!m_terrain.GetTile(m_start)->m_walkable){m_start = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);}
			while(!m_terrain.GetTile(m_goal)->m_walkable || m_start == m_goal){m_goal = INTPOINT(rand()%m_terrain.m_size.x, rand()%m_terrain.m_size.y);}
		}
		while(m_terrain.GetTile(m_start)->m_set != m_terrain.GetTile(m_goal)->m_set);

		std::vector<INTPOINT> p = m_terrain.GetPath(m_start, m_goal);
		m_path.clear();

		if(!p.empty())
		{
			for(int i=0;i<(int)p.size();i++)
			{
				float prc = i / (float)p.size();
				int red =  (int)(255 * prc);
				int green = (int)(255 * (1.0f - prc));
				MAPTILE *t = m_terrain.GetTile(p[i]);
				m_path.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)p[i].x, t->m_height + 0.1f, (float)-p[i].y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, red, green, 0)));
			}
		}

		std::vector<VERTEX> particles;
		particles.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)m_start.x, m_terrain.GetTile(m_start)->m_height + 0.5f, (float)-m_start.y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, 0, 255, 0)));
		particles.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)m_goal.x, m_terrain.GetTile(m_goal)->m_height + 0.5f, (float)-m_goal.y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, 255, 0, 0)));

		for(int y=0;y<m_terrain.m_size.y;y++)
			for(int x=0;x<m_terrain.m_size.x;x++)
				if(m_terrain.GetTile(x, y)->g < 1000)
					particles.push_back(VERTEX(D3DXVECTOR3((float)x, m_terrain.GetTile(x, y)->m_height + 0.1f, (float)-y), D3DCOLOR_ARGB(255, 0, 0, 255)));
	
		// Initialize particles
		if(m_pVb != NULL)
		{
			m_pVb->Release();
			m_pVb = NULL;
		}

		if(FAILED(m_pDevice->CreateVertexBuffer((int)particles.size() * sizeof(VERTEX), D3DUSAGE_DYNAMIC | D3DUSAGE_POINTS | D3DUSAGE_WRITEONLY, VERTEX::FVF, D3DPOOL_DEFAULT, &m_pVb, 0)))
			debug.Print("Failed to create particle vertex buffer");
		else
		{
			VERTEX *v = NULL;
			m_pVb->Lock(0, 0, (void**)&v, D3DLOCK_DISCARD);			
			for(int i=0;i<(int)particles.size();i++)
				v[i] = particles[i];
			m_pVb->Unlock();

			m_numPoints = (int)particles.size();
		}		
	}
	else if(KEYDOWN(VK_SPACE) && nopress == 0)
	{
		nopress = 1;
		m_path.clear();

		if(m_pVb != NULL)
		{
			m_pVb->Release();
			m_pVb = NULL;
		}
		
		m_terrain.GenerateRandomTerrain(8);
	}
	else if(KEYDOWN(VK_ESCAPE))
		break;

	if(dbScanCode() == 0) nopress = 0;

		// WIREFRAME RENDERING
		if(m_wireframe)
		{
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_FILLMODE, D3DFILL_WIREFRAME);	
		}
		else m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_FILLMODE, D3DFILL_SOLID);

		// TERRAIN AND SUBSET RENDERING
		m_terrain.Render();

		// VERTEX BUFFER FOR PATH RENDERING
		if(m_pVb != NULL)
		{
			D3DXMATRIX world;
			D3DXMatrixIdentity(&world);
			m_pDevice->SetTransform(D3DTS_WORLD, &world);

			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_LIGHTING, false);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSPRITEENABLE, true);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALEENABLE, true);

			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSIZE, FtoDword(0.3f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSIZE_MIN, FtoDword(0.0f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALE_A, 0);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALE_B, FtoDword(0.0f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALE_C, FtoDword(1.0f));
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_ZWRITEENABLE, false);

			m_pDevice->SetTexture(0, NULL);
			m_pDevice->SetFVF(VERTEX::FVF);
			m_pDevice->SetStreamSource(0, m_pVb, 0, sizeof(VERTEX));
			m_pDevice->DrawPrimitive(D3DPT_POINTLIST, 0, m_numPoints);

			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSPRITEENABLE, false);
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_POINTSCALEENABLE, false);
		}

		// ACTUAL PATH ITSELF RENDERING
		if(!m_path.empty())
		{
			m_pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_LIGHTING, false);
			m_pDevice->SetFVF(VERTEX::FVF);
			m_pDevice->DrawPrimitiveUP(D3DPT_LINESTRIP, (int)m_path.size() - 1, &m_path[0], sizeof(VERTEX));
		}
		
		char* buf = new char[1024];
		strcpy(buf, "Frames Per Second : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbScreenFPS()));
		strcat(buf, "\n\nCamera Position X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Position Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Position Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraPositionZ(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Angle X : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleX(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Angle Y : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleY(0)));
		strcat(buf, "\nCamera Angle Z : ");
		strcat(buf, dbStr(dbCameraAngleZ(0)));

		// INFO/DEBUG TEXT RENDERING
		CC->TXT_StartText();

		CC->TXT_DrawAATextShadow(1, 1, 200, ALIGN_LEFT, buf, 3, 2, dbRGB(50, 50, 50));
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 0, ALIGN_LEFT, "[W][S][A][D] + [MOUSE] - Camera Movement");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 20, ALIGN_LEFT, "[T] - Toggle Wireframe");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 40, ALIGN_LEFT, "[SPACE] - Randomize Map");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 80, ALIGN_LEFT, "[N] - New Path");
		CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 700, ALIGN_LEFT, "This is a demonstration of my D3DLIB's Terrain Generation classes.\nI have been following various DX tutorials from various books and websites and this is the result.\nThere are NO GDK objects at all, only DirectX Meshes, even the pixel shader is run through directX only...");


		if(m_path.empty())
			CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 100, ALIGN_LEFT, "Pathing not Started !!");
		if(!m_path.empty())
			CC->TXT_DrawAAText(1, 1, 100, ALIGN_LEFT, "Pathing in Progress...");

		CC->TXT_EndText();


		PControl(2, 4, 2, 2, 1.0);

		// GDK UPDATE DEVICE/END->PRESENT scene
		dbSync ( );

		delete []buf;
		
	}

	// return back to windows
	return;
}

// cheap movement controls - FPS style, hold shift for move faster.. WSAD+Mouse to move
void PControl(float p_fMoveSpeed, float p_fMoveFastSpeed, float p_fTurnSpeed, float p_fPitchSpeed, float p_fTimeElapsedFloat)
{

  float fMoveSpeed    = p_fMoveSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fMoveFastSpeed= p_fMoveFastSpeed * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fTurnSpeed    = p_fTurnSpeed     * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  float fPitchSpeed   = p_fPitchSpeed    * p_fTimeElapsedFloat;
  
  int MX=dbMouseMoveX();
  int MY=dbMouseMoveY();
 
  dbRotateCamera(0, (dbCameraAngleX()+(MY*fPitchSpeed*0.1)), (dbCameraAngleY()+(MX*fTurnSpeed*0.1)), dbCameraAngleZ());
  
  // forwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_W))
  { // fast speed
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else // normal speed
	{
      dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // backwards
  if(dbKeyState(Key_S))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCamera(0-fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  // strafe left
  if(dbKeyState(Key_A))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraLeft(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  //strafe right
  if(dbKeyState(Key_D))
  {
    if(dbKeyState(Key_LShift))
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveFastSpeed);
    }
	else
	{
      dbMoveCameraRight(0, fMoveSpeed);
    };
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num8))
  { //fwd
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumForwardSlash))
  {//fwd fast
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num2))
  {//backward
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num0))
  {//backward fast
    dbMoveCamera(-fMoveFastSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num4))
  {//turn left
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()-fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num6))
  {//turn right
    dbRotateCamera(dbCameraAngleX(), dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleY()+fTurnSpeed), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fTurnSpeed);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num9))
  {//Up
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumStar))
  {//Up Fast
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num3))
  {//Down
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumPeriod))
  {//Down Fast
    dbPitchCameraDown(90);
    dbMoveCamera(fMoveFastSpeed);
    dbPitchCameraUp(90);
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num7))
  {//Pitch down
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()+fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };
  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num1))
  {//Pitch Up
    dbRotateCamera(dbWrapValue(dbCameraAngleX()-fPitchSpeed),dbCameraAngleY(), dbCameraAngleZ());
  };

  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumLock))
  {//Roll Left
    dbRollCameraLeft(fPitchSpeed);
  };

  if(dbKeyState(Key_NumMinus))
  {//Roll Right
    dbRollCameraRight(fPitchSpeed);
  };

  if(dbKeyState(Key_Num5))
  {// Resets the camera to 0, 0, 0 and looking straight ahead, good if you stuff up the look angles with rotation
    dbRotateCamera(0,0,0);
  };
  
};

Ill get this finished as I can and post back... May possible put it in the WIP forums, ill see how I go, If I do, ill post here to say so.

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Hi Mista, both demo's worked nice and smooth for me! The terrain and AI stuff is intriguing.

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SUPER FANTASTIC!

I am sure I speak on behalf of all, when I say that we all love you! You are providing us all with some great and useful stuff for GDK!

thanks!

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Congratulations and thanks a lot! most everything works now ( including shaders, yay! ). I think the text shadows added a neat little effect.

This may be one of my strange little problems again but when I run the demo program on both of my computers ( defferent OSs and different video cards ) there is no anti-aliasing on text or 3d objects unless I force it on, but even then there is none on the text. This same problem existed in the old D3DFunc too.

It could be some missing DLLs because at first the demo would not run and said it needed d3dx9_41.dll so I had to manually download that.

One more thing I'd like to point out and I believe a couple of functions are not working ( for me, at least ): GDK_GetDesktopWidth(), GDK_GetDesktopHeight(). They both return 0.

These are all pretty minor problems for me and hardly decrease the quality of these libs. Seriously they have helped a lot!

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Thanx for letting me know Techtress, im glad most of its working, ill take a look at those functions and check I didnt make a silly type somewhere or other.. Although those functions are supposed to be returning the desktop resolution I think... so if your desktop was set to 1280x1024... the GDK_GetDesktopWidth() should return 1280, im not sure if being in fullscreen or not would affect that ill have to check that too..

I did compile the demo with the March2009 DirectX SDK and GDK 7.4, so maybe if you didnt have the very latest directX redist or something like that it may have caused the missing dll msg.. Ill have a look through the D3DFunc thread aswell and see if any of these problems are something that is a known issue(those functions are fron D3DFunc by Cloggy) but like I said, im guessing its most likely some typo or other I missed lol, also the Terrain one is using mostly pure DX code, GDK is basically only presenting frames I am setting up in that demo and controlling the cameras, though it does talk to GDK...

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I have added the functionality to get the desktop resolution and bit depth to the lib and updated the top post and the DEMO with the new version.

The Demo now display the desktop res in the top middle of the screen, see my first post for details.

Thanx again Techtress for letting me know. I wouldnt have picked that one up without someone telling me, I really appreciate it

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I get the error
1>.\D3DLib.rc(10) : fatal error RC1015: cannot open include file 'afxres.h'.
when i try to compile the demo. Google tells me that its a mfc thing, and isnt included in the express version of visual studio, is there a way to remove it as dependency or is it nessecary?

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No, I only included my project so you could see the structure of how I had it setup and the settings I used. Im sorry it probably wont compile in VS express as I use the professional version of VS.

However, all you need to do is to start you own new empty GDK project in Visual Studio Express and delete the main.cpp file that is generated, then manually copy all of the .cpp and .h files (except resource.h) from the D3DLIB folder over to you new project's folder.

Then inside Visual Studio, right click on your project name in solution explorer and select "Add Existing...". That will present you with a file dialog window to select the files you want to add(you can select more than once file in the window by holding CTRL or groups with SHFT), just select all of the files you copied and hit ok to add them to your project.

From there, you should be able to compile and run the demo. Note that if you are in debug mode, dont forget to change the library to MT from MTd.

Hope that helps, if I wasnt clear on something, just ask and ill try to explain further.

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nope thats ok, i worked it out in a hack way, by copying my source over the main.cpp source in your project, and compiled which worked after deleting a bunch of things (like the resource.h). So then it led me to doing just what you said

. ty tho.

Incedently what im trying to do with d3d func is draw some text to an image so i can use it as a texture, but i cant get it to work with either dark gdk's text or this, how can i do it? I see a lot of dbMakeImageUsage() when people are doing similar things but i cant find the documentation on how to use that anywhere...

I was trying to make a new camera, set it as the active camera, print some text and render that camera to an image, so that i can dynamically create/delete text on a plain.

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just use dbSetCameraToImage() when you are creating you camera.

Its params are :

dbSetCameraToImage(int CamID, int ImgID, int Width, int Height, int GenAlpha);

That command will create the image for you, ImgID.. you can then do what you want with it and render to it by rendering to the camera

hope this helps(its the easiest way I could think of lol)

EDIT : You could also have a look at the IMG_ commands and how it swaps the render targets around, and use something similar to swap your render targets before you use the TXT_ functions. That would be more complex though and I would suggest using the GDK commands where possible as they are easier and tidier..

Also to answer you question about the dbMakeImageUsage question... To be completely honest, I have no idea, other than that I deduced this was the only way that worked through trial and error... I tried all of the other GDK image creation commands and they just wouldnt accept being wrangled in the way I was doing it, this one would.

It's parameters are the same as the normal dbMakeImage() function, passing it an integer ID and the width and height. Where it differs is in it's 4th parameter. It is a DWORD, and again I dont know exactly what other parameters you can pass it or use it for, but pass it the value of "1" allows it to be used as a render target, and other values dont.

Im sorry I cant be more helpful with how that command works, but I honestly just kind of used trial and error and guess work in relation to that, once I had it working how it should I stopped experimenting with it. I also havent had the need to pass it any other values, if it has any, as it does everything ive asked it to so far with the value "1" passed to it lol...

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yeah that is what i tried to do, but im not getting any text on my image.

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#include "DarkGDK.h"

{

	dbSyncOn();
	dbSyncRate(60);
	dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);

	dbRandomize(dbTimer());

	// make a plain
	dbMakeObjectPlain(1,1,1);

	dbSetAmbientLight(100);

	// move our camera back so we can view the objects
	dbPositionCamera(0,0,-2);

	dbMakeCamera(2);
	dbSetCurrentCamera(2);
	dbSetCameraView(2,0,0,512,768);
	dbSetCameraToImage(2,1,512,768);
	dbColorBackdrop(2,dbRGB(255,255,255));
	dbInk(dbRGB(0,0,0),dbRGB(255,255,255));
	dbSetTextFont("Alphabet of the Magi");
	dbSetTextSize(48);
	dbText(0,00*1,"aoicasoidfh");
	dbText(0,48*1,"wrthklmtwrh");
	dbText(0,48*2,"gioreirnver");

	dbSync();
	dbTextureObject(1,1);
	dbSetCurrentCamera(1);

	while (LoopGDK())
	{


		dbTurnObjectLeft(1,1);

		dbSync();
	}

	dbDeleteObject(1);

}

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[EDIT] Whoops, sorry for the double post, my internet died mid posting and i pressed post again when it came back up...

yeah that is what i tried to do, but im not getting any text on my image.

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#include "DarkGDK.h"

{

	dbSyncOn();
	dbSyncRate(60);
	dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);

	dbRandomize(dbTimer());

	// make a plain
	dbMakeObjectPlain(1,1,1);

	dbSetAmbientLight(100);

	// move our camera back so we can view the objects
	dbPositionCamera(0,0,-2);

	dbMakeCamera(2);
	dbSetCurrentCamera(2);
	dbSetCameraView(2,0,0,512,768);
	dbSetCameraToImage(2,1,512,768);
	dbColorBackdrop(2,dbRGB(255,255,255));
	dbInk(dbRGB(0,0,0),dbRGB(255,255,255));
	dbSetTextFont("Alphabet of the Magi");
	dbSetTextSize(48);
	dbText(0,00*1,"aoicasoidfh");
	dbText(0,48*1,"wrthklmtwrh");
	dbText(0,48*2,"gioreirnver");

	dbSync();
	dbTextureObject(1,1);
	dbSetCurrentCamera(1);

	while (LoopGDK())
	{


		dbTurnObjectLeft(1,1);

		dbSync();
	}

	dbDeleteObject(1);
        dbDeleteImage(1);
}

And the d3d func version:

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#include "DarkGDK.h"
#include "D3DLib.h"

D3DLIB* CC;

void DarkGDK(void)
{

	dbSyncOn();
	dbSyncRate(60);
	dbSetDisplayModeAntialias(1024, 768, 32, 1, 4, 0);

	CC = new D3DLIB();
	CC->GDK_InitD3DLib();

	dbRandomize(dbTimer());

	dbMakeObjectPlain(1,1,1);

	dbSetAmbientLight(100);

	dbPositionCamera(0,0,-2);
	dbMakeCamera(2);
	dbSetCurrentCamera(2);
	dbSetCameraView(2,0,0,512,768);
	dbSetCameraToImage(2,1,512,768);
	dbColorBackdrop(2,dbRGB(255,255,255));
	dbInk(dbRGB(0,0,0),dbRGB(255,255,255));
	CC->TXT_StartText();
	CC->TXT_BoxTextColour(1, 0, 0, 512, 768, 0, 0, "aoicasoidfhwrthklmtwrhgioreirnver",dbRGB(0,0,0));
	CC->TXT_EndText();

	dbSync();
	dbTextureObject(1,1);
	dbSetCurrentCamera(1);


	while (LoopGDK())
	{

		dbTurnObjectLeft(1,1);

		dbSync();
	}

	dbDeleteObject(1);
	dbDeleteImage(1);
}

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Here try this :

#include "DarkGDK.h"

LPDIRECT3DSURFACE9 destSurface;
LPDIRECT3DSURFACE9 originalRenderTarget;	
LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 m_pDevice;

// the main entry point for the application is this function
void DarkGDK ( void )
{
	// turn on sync rate and set maximum rate to 60 fps
	dbSyncOn   ( );
	dbSyncRate ( 60 );
	dbSetDisplayMode(1024, 768, 32);	
	dbSetWindowPosition(0, 0);
	dbBackdropOn();
	
	m_pDevice = dbGetDirect3DDevice();

dbMakeCamera(1);
	dbSetCameraView(1, 512, 512, 768, 768);
	dbSetCameraToImage(1, 1, 256, 256);
	dbGetImagePointer(1)->GetSurfaceLevel(0, &destSurface);

dbMakeObjectBox(1, 256, 256, 1);
	dbTextureObject(1, 1);
	dbPositionObject(1, 0, 0, -5);

dbSetCurrentCamera(0);
	// our main loop
	while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
	{
		dbRotateObject(1, dbObjectAngleX(1), dbObjectAngleY(1)+0.5, dbObjectAngleZ(1));

m_pDevice->GetRenderTarget(0, &originalRenderTarget);	
		m_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(0, destSurface);
		m_pDevice->Clear( 0, NULL, D3DCLEAR_TARGET | D3DCLEAR_ZBUFFER,  D3DCOLOR_COLORVALUE((float)200 / 255.0f, (float)125 / 255.0f, (float)0 / 255.0f, (float)0 / 255.0f), 1.0f, 0);
		
		dbText(0, 0, "This is IMAGE 1 with GDK text");
		dbText(0, 10, "Being sent to cam 1's image");

m_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(0, originalRenderTarget);

dbText(0, 0, "This is being printed to Camera 0");

dbPasteImage(1, 512, 512);

dbControlCameraUsingArrowKeys(0, 2.0, 2.0);
		// update the screen
		dbSync ( );
	}

destSurface->Release();
	originalRenderTarget->Release();
	// return back to windows
	return;
}

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#include "DarkGDK.h"

LPDIRECT3DSURFACE9 destSurface;
LPDIRECT3DSURFACE9 originalRenderTarget;	
LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 m_pDevice;

// the main entry point for the application is this function
void DarkGDK ( void )
{
	// turn on sync rate and set maximum rate to 60 fps
	dbSyncOn   ( );
	dbSyncRate ( 60 );
	dbSetDisplayMode(1024, 768, 32);	
	dbSetWindowPosition(0, 0);
	dbBackdropOn();
	
	m_pDevice = dbGetDirect3DDevice();

	dbMakeCamera(1);
	dbSetCameraView(1, 512, 512, 768, 768);
	dbSetCameraToImage(1, 1, 256, 256);
	dbGetImagePointer(1)->GetSurfaceLevel(0, &destSurface);

	dbMakeObjectBox(1, 256, 256, 1);
	dbTextureObject(1, 1);
	dbPositionObject(1, 0, 0, -5);

	dbSetCurrentCamera(0);
	// our main loop
	while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
	{
		dbRotateObject(1, dbObjectAngleX(1), dbObjectAngleY(1)+0.5, dbObjectAngleZ(1));

		m_pDevice->GetRenderTarget(0, &originalRenderTarget);	
		m_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(0, destSurface);
		m_pDevice->Clear( 0, NULL, D3DCLEAR_TARGET | D3DCLEAR_ZBUFFER,  D3DCOLOR_COLORVALUE((float)200 / 255.0f, (float)125 / 255.0f, (float)0 / 255.0f, (float)0 / 255.0f), 1.0f, 0);
		
		dbText(0, 0, "This is IMAGE 1 with GDK text");
		dbText(0, 10, "Being sent to cam 1's image");
		

		m_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(0, originalRenderTarget);

		dbText(0, 0, "This is being printed to Camera 0");

		dbPasteImage(1, 512, 512);


		dbControlCameraUsingArrowKeys(0, 2.0, 2.0);
		// update the screen
		dbSync ( );
	}

	destSurface->Release();
	originalRenderTarget->Release();
	// return back to windows
	return;
}

This creates camera 1 and sets it to image 1. It then creates a box and textures it with image 1.

It gets the render surface of the image and swaps it before the text is sent to it, then swaps it back afterwards and sends more text to the main camera.

Use the above as an example... I hope it helps you

EDIT : I only jsut noticed in your code, You are assuming camera number 1 is the default camera in GDK, its actually Camera 0 thats the default.

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Wow, ty. It works, havent taken the time learn why atm, cause of the time and i have work (btw, similar time, hello fellow aussie, what are you still doing up, and while im btw'ing, nice dreadnaught avvy u traitor). But ty very very much, i will definitely try to learn from that 2moro.

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