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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / I don't know the difference...

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El_Milonga
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 13:58
What's the difference between DB and DBPro??

I have DB.

Can I buy DBPro in Spain??
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MrTAToad
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 14:22
You should be able to, probably through mail order order.

DBPro is a more advance and faster version of DB, to put it simply.

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
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Dr OcCuLt
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 15:57
it have sum more commands that do thing like

1)load BSP files that are you stand Quake 3/half life maps

2)PARTICLES FX

3)NETWORK on LAN or the internet

4)you can call DLL file

and a lot more but i do`t have the time to go in to it all

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Dr OcCuLt
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 16:00
you can download a test copy of DBpro for the download button at the top of the screen
Kangaroo2
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 18:17
If you look through this forum there are 2 or 3 threads asking exactly the same thing, and I give quite detailed explanations

Shadow Robert
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 19:16
... alot of the actual features within DBpro can also be found with DB Standard and Enhanced ...

the actual language is the same setup, so it isn't a big jump from the products.
The most major differences between the two is that Professional is a much faster with 2D and 3D Rendering, and due to it being compiled the Math and Code also run considerably faster.

Apart from speed another good update is the Variable Type definitions, allowing much more versitility with the programming as a whole.

Download both demo's and decide for yourself which is better

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Kangaroo2
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 20:32
Also a good feature is its compatible with jpg and mpg not just bmp and avi

Richard Davey
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 20:40
Don't forget .PNG files - far better than any other format DBP can load IMHO, especially when you can use them for alpha channel work (such as in the Rainbow shaders, etc).

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Rich

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 20:46
Rich my man... your obsessed with 2D

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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 20:47
It's cool to see Rick so active in the forum now

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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 20:48
oops... Rich

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Rob K
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Posted: 20th Jan 2003 20:58
agreed - can we have edit features in these forums now please Rich?

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 00:02
lmao... this doesn't mean he's back back - just that he found enough time to read and post

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Richard Davey
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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 01:20
I read every single forum post (they all get emailed to me) so I'm somewhat selective which ones I'll reply to Technically I guess that means "I'm back". As for being obsessed by 2D, sure why not? But fear not - all the current crop of DBPro tutorials are firmly stuck in the land of 3D.

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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 02:14
In that case "Hi Rick! Thanks for helping make/keep running such a cool bit of kit! As you porbably guessed from the volume and content of my posts, I'm a big fan " lol suck up

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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 04:18
I heard that DBPro also runs in a window mode, so you can run other thing on your computer, knida like Dark Edit, this true?

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 09:48
well then technically "welcome back" then
so your working on the manual updates, thats cool
look forward to whats in store

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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 11:03
Hentai/Arrow Yes its a fully Windows based interface. Also you can make your games/programs run in re-sizable windows much more reliably with Pro too, should you ever need this feature

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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 11:57
Well that's good to hear, I work better with "groovy tunes".

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El_Milonga
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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 14:40
That's really great! But the help files will be in English if I buy it. Oh my God!. Why can't be it written in Spanish too? DBPro didn't arrive to Spain. Damn Hell!! I'll think about getting DBPro.

Thank you everybody.

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El_Milonga
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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 14:47
I think maybe you know this too:

Can I load DB code files into DBPro??

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 18:50
well the help is in english because the whole team is english - and hopefully this time in UK English rather than US English (something that always bugged me about the language is that everything is americanised )

but i'm sure someone will be willing to do a simple translation to it.
and yes DBpro uses .dbpro and .dba file

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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 19:58
Hi all! El Milonga, i´m Spanish too... Do you know my website (http://www.darkbasicoes.cjb.net)? I say it, because in my website (called DarkBASICoes) there are some tutorials, sources of DB/DBPro and more in Spanish ... If you want, we can talk, my mail is [email protected]

See ya!

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Posted: 21st Jan 2003 21:32
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you may well find your DB1 orojects don't open in DBPro - none of mine did. There are plenty of explantaions why around in this forum. It really annoyed me at the time, but it doesn't take TOO long to convert them

El_Milonga
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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 11:32
Ohhh! Nevermind, Kangaroo2. Thank you. I'll try something to make it work and if I can't get it, then I'll start from zero in DBPro. But first I must get DBPro.

Thank you very much.

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El_Milonga
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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 11:38
Ey Batlin! I didn't know about your website.
I'll take a look at it.

Of course we can talk!!
Now I'm at the University and I can't get into my e-mail address but this week I think I'll be able to get in and write to you.

You may have lots and lots of things to explain to me.

Thank you.

Viva España!! Joder, si no no me quedo a gusto...

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Batlin
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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 13:37
Hi again El Milonga!! I´m seeing now that you are register in DBoes, thank you!

Well, i´ll proud (encantado :lol of explain you a lots of things that you didn´t know of DB/DBPro .

See ya!

PD: Pues lo dicho, que ya nos veremos... y que viva España!!! Jejejejeje

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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 14:07
Welcome then Milonga. I think that DarkBasic Pro should be sold in Spain too, not only trhough mail order...

PD: Y aqui otro usuario español, y que viva!

El_Milonga
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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 14:14
Escribiremos esn pitinglis pa que se entere todo el mundo, ok?

Not at all, Batlin.

Wooooow!! KuriI wish it not to be late.
It will be really great.

What are your current projects??

Finally I found spanish people here...

Wow!! I had to work so hard and luck was by my side.

See you everybody!!

Milongas al poder y rubias a sus lados!!
Batlin
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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 14:27
Mmm... Hi all! I´m thinking that we can talk in my forums of DBPro: http://www.dbproforos.es.vg So, we can talk in spanish and much better, no?

Byes!!

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