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Geek Culture / What Ever Happened to DBGL?

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Preston C
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Posted: 29th Jan 2004 03:07 Edited at: 29th Jan 2004 03:48
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Well, I was searching through the RGT Archive tonight, and I saw a thread on this. I only skimmed through it, but it seems to be a plug in to use OpenGL in DBPro apps. My question is, what ever happened to it?

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Preston

[Edit] Other than the archive...I only found this:

http://www.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=13851&b=8

Not much, doesnt answer my question, but it may answer the question "What the Hell is DBGL?".


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Lord Ozzum
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Posted: 29th Jan 2004 06:33
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Good question

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Dave J
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Posted: 29th Jan 2004 08:25
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As I posted in a different thread concerning OpenGL in DB, Blivvy never made a post after that one, ever. So my guess is he either scrapped it when he ran into a major problem or was too busy or he's working on it in secret.

I might also add that he made the same post on the RGT forums at the same time, that had a lot more replies from users and Blivvy himself. Might be worth taking a look in the archive someone (I forget who, sorry ) uploaded.


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Preston C
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Posted: 29th Jan 2004 13:12
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Quote: "Well, I was searching through the RGT Archive tonight,"


Exeat, does that ring a bell? Thats where I found out about it! I just didnt look at it hard enough. Will take a harder look later.

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Perhaps I can help. These aren't exactly DBGL, but an OGL language with BASIC syntax, like the way DB is with DX. I haven't had a chance to play with either of them yet, but I want. I've downloaded both, its just a matter of having enough free time to learn yet another language.


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GLBASIC
http://www.glbasic.com/

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Quote: "So my guess is he either scrapped it when he ran into a major problem or was too busy or he's working on it in secret"


That's more than one guess.


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Dave J
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Posted: 30th Jan 2004 07:39
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Well the first was my guess and the other was an afterthought in case someone yelled at me for being negative.

Quote: "Well, I was searching through the RGT Archive tonight"


Sorry, I assumed you meant LLRGT.


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Preston C
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@Phaelax: Thanks for the links, but thats not what I was looking for. I was just curious on what happened to DBGL, thats all.

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Preston


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