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Dark GDK / dbRGB problems

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KarlZ
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Posted: 25th May 2005 20:14
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Ok I am having problems using the dbRGB command

dbColorBackdrop ( dbRGB ( 135 , 206, 235) );

doesn\'t work. am I doing something wrong?

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IanM
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Posted: 25th May 2005 21:15
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Doesn't work?

Is it the dbRGB that doesn't work, the dbColorBackdrop that doesn't work, the compiler doesn't understand one or both of those commands, or the linker doesn't find the command? What?

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Sephnroth
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Posted: 25th May 2005 21:38
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dbRGB works fine for me in 1.0 (im guessing you are using 1.0 also because i think its dbRgb in 1.1) and colour backdrop was working for me also, albiet it very slow. or colour fog was slow, something wasnt fast enough to be used in real time either way

But i have never had an error with it o.O Can you give a few more details please?

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KarlZ
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Posted: 25th May 2005 22:05
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No dbColorBackdrop works fine, it is dbRGB that doesn't work for me.

It was just an example to show that it doesn't work

bdrop = dbRGB ( 135 , 206, 235 );

doesn't work either..

gonna see if dbRgb works instead..
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KarlZ
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Posted: 25th May 2005 22:10
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ok dbRgb works fine, why are Tgc making small changes like that for?
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Smithy
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Posted: 27th May 2005 16:12 Edited at: 27th May 2005 16:59
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Well,.. _I_ think,... it was simply a "mistake"...
But then,... what do I know

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Posted: 27th May 2005 16:36
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I did prefer dbRGB (more in keeping with the Windows RGB command), so sometimes I use the following macro if I cant be bothered to change from dbRGB to dbRgb :

#define dbRGB(x,y,z) dbRgb((x),(y),(z))


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