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Dark GDK / Replacing DBPro?

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Spaceman Spiff
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Posted: 19th Jan 2005 15:12
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Is DBPro going to take backseat to DarkGameSDK like DBC did when DBPro came out? Does anyone know? PLZ say it won't.

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Kevin Picone
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Posted: 19th Jan 2005 15:26
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I doubt it, They are one and the same..

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Lost in Thought
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Posted: 19th Jan 2005 16:48
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I doubt it. I think the licensing is way too restrictive for many people to buy it as a replacement for DBP anyway. Maybe the commercial license (if it ever comes out) will give more freedom.

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David T
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Posted: 19th Jan 2005 21:10
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Quote: "DBC did when DBPro came out"


DBPro was the new version, and so was the one that was solely developed.

DarkSDK is a completely separate product.

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Spaceman Spiff
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Posted: 20th Jan 2005 03:56
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Oh OK, now I'm happy again! Thanks guys/or girls I can't really tell.

-Thomas

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Vir Ex Machina
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Posted: 21st Jan 2005 23:08
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All DarkSDK is is the DBPro library in a C++ callable library. It is the same thing. I would guess that any changes done to DBPro will immediately affect DarkSDK because they are the same thing. DarkSDK just let's you call the DBPro functions as a C library. They took all the DBPro internal functions and made them callable in a C library.

It does not let you get into the internals of the DBPro engine, which I thought it was going to do... I thought DarkSDK was actually the SDK to allow you to customize DBPro using C++ to create extension plugins That would be far more useful to me.

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Posted: 6th Feb 2005 13:00
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yup

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Quote: "It does not let you get into the internals of the DBPro engine, which I thought it was going to do"


It's early days yet. You'll see that sort of thing in later releases.

Quote: "I thought DarkSDK was actually the SDK to allow you to customize DBPro using C++ to create extension plugins"


I was expecting to see a proper plug-in SDK myself - part of the reason I withdrew mine. Hopefully we'll see this soon too.

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Tak Wing
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Referring to the statement:
>All DarkSDK is is the DBPro library in a C++ callable library.
>It is the same thing. I would guess that any changes done to
> DBPro will immediately affect DarkSDK because they are the
> same thing.

anyone knows what version of DBP that DG SDK is based on? Upgrade 5.4? 5.5? 5.6? or 5.7?
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OSX Using Happy Dude
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It will be 5.8

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