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Kenzenray
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Joined: 22nd Dec 2002
Location: India
Posted: 3rd Jan 2003 17:25
I am having the trial versions of DB1.13 and DBPRO. I have learnt them quite a bit. I find DBPRO bit buggy. But its features (propsed) are quite good and I think there will be scope for more development.

If I have to buy Darkbasic, which do you suggest, DarkBasic 1.13 or DarkBasic PRO ?

Any assistance will be very helpful.
Thankyou
Digital Awakening
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Location: Sweden
Posted: 3rd Jan 2003 17:48
DBP for sure. The bugs are beeing worked on as well as an improved 3D engine that will give DBP even more speed. DB1 is very limited in speed as well as many other things. The current version of DBP(1.3.1) have less bugs then the demo(1.2.0).

If you buy DB1 now and you want to upgrade later you won't get the discount anymore cause it's only for a limited time. + your work may not be easily ported. Many have found that it's easier to start over from scratch. If you start with DBP now you code will still work when the bugs are fixed.

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Benjamin
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Location: France
Posted: 4th Jan 2003 01:19
hes got a point

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Kangaroo2
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Location: United Kingdom
Posted: 4th Jan 2003 02:10
I agree 100% with DG. DBP just gives you so much more scope for future expansion and learning. DB1 is good, but now I'm using DBP I don't look back

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Kenzenray
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Posted: 4th Jan 2003 14:07
Thanks guys. It was reallly very helpful

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