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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / I have a few questions

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Miketheman123
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2003 12:18
I am thinking of purchasing Dark"", but I have a few questions:

1) Are DarkBASIC, DarkBASIC PRO and DarkMatter combined when they are installed on your computer.

2) Can DarkMatter 1 run with DarkBASIC PRO

3) Which is genrally better, DarkMatter or DarkMatter 2.

Thanks

Mike
Rob K
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2003 12:25
1. You can have all of them on your PC at once, if that is what you mean.

2. Yes. DarkMATTER is just a collection of models and textures

3. The quality of the models and animation is better in DM2, but DM2 doesn't have any extra textures / skyspheres etc.


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Miketheman123
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2003 12:47
For question 1, I mean can all the features of DarkBASIC 1 be used on DarkBasic PRO. Like say DarkBASIC 1 had a type of cube that DarkBASIC Pro dosen't have, then if DarkBASIC and Pro are installed on the same computer, can you use this cube on DarkBASIC PRO?

Anyway, thanx for the other 2 question answers. They have helped a lot!

Mike
IanM
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2003 13:41
Not in the way that you mean, no. They don't combine as DBPro was meant as the replacement for DBC. But anything that you can do in DBC can be done in DBPro.
Miketheman123
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2003 16:30
cheers

Mike

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