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Posted: 9th Dec 2005 08:24
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I dont get it in the file that we make the dbpro file do we have to have the texture or somthing?

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Posted: 9th Dec 2005 12:09
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texturing a matrix at the basic of levels is to load a texture into an image location
and prepare the matrix texture across the matrice's surfaces if there were multiple divisions eg: 10 x10.

save your source file into a folder with a texture file like bmp or png or dds and then create a small peice of code to load in the texture and create the matrix. prepare matrix texture command should make more sense then.

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Posted: 9th Dec 2005 13:49
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The DBA file is your source code and the dbpro file is the project file which contains all of your project settings.

If you use texture images (for use with Prepare Matrix Texture for example) you can add them to the project in the Media section which means that they will be compiled with the exe - so that they don't have to be supplied as external files.

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