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Dark GDK / First Game

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Qeshmjaa
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Posted: 6th May 2014 23:19
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Hello guys, I played with some stuff in darkGDK and I just finish the first part of my game, it works just fine when starting it from the VSC++ Compiler 2008, but when I copy the debugged game with its files, into a new directory, and try to start the Game.exe

All I see is this black window??
And I dont see any errors, are there some files/depencies wich I need
to add to the new directory ??


thanks in advanced.

lol albanians in da house <3

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WickedX
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Posted: 7th May 2014 19:41
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Absolute Path: Example


Relative Path: Example


Use relative paths. If that’s not the problem. Then we can’t help without code or more info.
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The Tall Man
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Posted: 7th May 2014 22:37 Edited at: 7th May 2014 23:10
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If you keep all your gaming media files in one central location for all your projects, another way of doing it that doesn't involve lengthy pathnames in every filename loaded:



If DarkGDK tries to load a (media) file that it can't find, it keeps quiet about it. However if you're using Spary's collision, it will give a generic runtime error for non-existent objects (among other things). You can tell if a load was successful or not by checking that the image (or object or whatever media you're loading) exists after loading it. For example:



I always insert a line like that after a load in a debug session if I need to track something like that down.
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