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Dark GDK / Dark Game SDK and .NET

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adr
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Posted: 1st Nov 2006 14:03
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Quote: "The key element here is that the plugin can be written using C++, which if correct, alot of plugins are already written in native for DarkBASIC Professional."


Would the porting process require access to the original source? Or could you wrap it in some way? I'm very interested in WOLF's enhanced animation plugin for example, but expecting the original developer to invest the extra time on a port is a little unrealistic.

Congratulations on the release of what should be TGC's flagship product.

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APEXnow
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Posted: 1st Nov 2006 14:30
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The unfortunate situation is that a plugin written originally for DBP or DGDK, would need to be converted to work correctly with DGDK.NET. This does require the source. The reason for this is that the plugin code must be wrapped into a managed class that inherits from a class called CDGDKPlugin. This exposes the interface to allow plugins to work. Without it, your plugin will not run.

Oh, and thanks .

Paul.

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jasuk70
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Posted: 1st Nov 2006 15:18
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Well done Paul. Something I've been after for a long time.

I Agree, this is one of the best things TGC have released for a while.

Jas

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Posted: 1st Nov 2006 16:56
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I'm converting the ODE physics plugin originally available for DBP to work under the DGDK.NET. It will basically provide the exact same functionality as the original DBP plugin. I'll post this up when it's finished.

Paul.

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Argon Knight
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Posted: 1st Nov 2006 16:59
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Cool, I could use ODE in .net with one of my projects.

Now, if my download will just get approved, I can get started.
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