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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Compile FPSC on my own

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sberk
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Posted: 28th Jan 2011 14:01
Hi,
I'm trying to compile fpsc-Game on my own. However, the compiler always throws a syntax error.


With the help I figured out, that normally set object effect has only two parameters. However, in this code it has three (line 27105, r372). Any idea what is going wrong? I have installed and activated DarkAi, DarkLights, Advance Physics, Green Ear and Box2d Plugin.
yours
sberK
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Posted: 28th Jan 2011 15:22 Edited at: 28th Jan 2011 15:23
You need the latest version of DBP

Here

Also make sure you are using the correct compiler files and set up from the DBP extra's file and the new DBPbasic3d.dll from google code.

The latest code does compile as I've just converted WASP mod to it this morning without any issues, but you will need those files.

I hope that helps

http://jimjamsgames.yolasite.com
sberk
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Posted: 28th Jan 2011 17:28
Hi,

yes, this was the help i needed. Now everythings works fine. Even starting my own game works now without any hassle.
yours
sberK

PS I had to change the line 6625 to

Because you can't return from a sub, when you are inside a function. Doesn't know whether this is a bug.
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Posted: 29th Jan 2011 19:53
Glad to help.

Have you changed the setup.ini in the compiler folder, it's required to deal with that return issue.

http://jimjamsgames.yolasite.com
sberk
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Posted: 4th Feb 2011 09:43
Hi,
thanks a lot. This was the hint I needed.
sberK

PS: Sorry for the late answer, but work kept me quite occupied.

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