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culmor30
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2009 04:08
Yes, I know there are many threads on this, but I simply cannot get this code to work:


Shouldn't shadows be working? I don't quite understand what's wrong here. If you don't have Darkphysics, just rem out the phy commands and change boxheight to 0.
Veron
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2009 09:37
I see the shadows, but I had to comment out lines 6 and 7... i've never heard of those commands before and they threw an error for me.

Screeny attached of what I see.

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culmor30
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Posted: 3rd Oct 2009 22:44
6 and 7 are from an external DLL called Styx, sold here somewhere. Maybe AA is interfering with shadows. That would make me very angry.

Thanks for testing, though. I'll try getting rid of the AA commands.
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Posted: 7th Oct 2009 09:56
I think DBP has its own native antialiasing now, altho I've not tried it. It may help with your shadow problem.

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Posted: 11th Oct 2009 21:24
DBPro has it's onw AA now, and it works quite well. It's in the "Set Display Mode" command. Look in the help files

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