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Dark GDK / How do I apply a texture to an object?

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CocaCola
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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 01:09
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I have a simple texture I would like to apply to a cube. What commands are there for textures?

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WLGfx
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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 01:16
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Syntax
void dbTextureObject ( int iObject, int iImage )
void dbTextureObject ( int iObject, int iStage, int iImage )

Have a look at the Dark GDK documentation that comes with the install.

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CocaCola
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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 01:47
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This is my text code and it won't work, whats wrong?



It loads but the cubes not textured.

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Manga Tiger Boy
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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 02:48
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try placing the dbTextureObject in the While loop?

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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 04:04
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That never helped, it would only cause the game to go slower applying a texture each time it loops.

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dark coder
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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 04:15 Edited at: 13th Dec 2010 04:17
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Quote: "dbMakeCamera(1);
dbPositionCamera(1,0,0,0);"


Remove those lines, camera 0 is automatically created.

Also, your path is incorrect, backslash is the escape character so you must use double backslash to write a backslash in a string, or a forward slash, i.e:

dbLoadImage("C:\\Users\\Brett\\Desktop\\LegoGreen.jpg",1);

or

dbLoadImage("C:/Users/Brett/Desktop/LegoGreen.jpg",1);

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Posted: 13th Dec 2010 07:02
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It works, thanks guys.


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