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Dark GDK / Maybe a small bug in DGDK

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frstPrsn
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2006 18:36
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It says in your documentation that dbLoopAnimation with coordinates are supported, but while programming in DGDK.net only dbLoopAnimation(int animindex) is supported.
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APEXnow
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2006 20:08
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Both DGDK and DGDK.NET have the same functions implemented. Even if I examine the DGDK (C++) version, the dbLoopAnimation only has a single argument.

The PlayAnimation functions allow for co-ordinates though.

Paul.

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frstPrsn
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DBPro have that similar operation with coordinates. The thing is, I'm converting a DBPro program into DGDK.net so it seems like the codes are not one to one.
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CattleRustler
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2006 21:45 Edited at: 22nd Dec 2006 21:47
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if converting dbp to dgdk.net then dont expect that all the code will be 1 to 1, expect it to be very very close however.

infact dgdk will be closest to 1 to 1 with dgdk.net, dbp is another story



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frstPrsn
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ok... I just thought i let you know.
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Morcilla
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2006 12:46 Edited at: 23rd Dec 2006 13:10
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[EDITED]

Well done, I think that's good to know.

If you search the equivalent of



I think it is just named differently:



It seems it does exist after all

So how complex is that program that you are converting? (commands used, etc.)
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