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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Weird model problem.

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Posted: 2nd May 2004 00:01
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I created a model of a sword in DoGA. Its in .X format.
I can look at with Zircher's 3D model veiwer, but when I try to load it into Darkbasic Pro, its all jumbled. Here's the weird thing. When I take Zircher's 3d model veiwer source code and run it through DBPro, its still jumbled.
I'm fully upgraded, what woul cause this problem?

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Sparda
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Posted: 2nd May 2004 04:30
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What's the code for loading and viewing the object in dbpro? If you set your camera range as 0 to 100, the 0 will cause the camera to draw faces that should be culled.

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zircher
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Posted: 2nd May 2004 05:21 Edited at: 2nd May 2004 05:23
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You're using patch 5.2. TGC put a new .X parser in 5.2 that freaking hates quad polys (something that some editors/exporters like DoGA loves.)

When you recompile the viewer code, you bring the bug with you. The first viewer was compiled under patch 5.1.

Three possible solutions: Delete DBP and re-install up to patch 5.1 only. Or, when you export your models make sure to triangulate them so that the multi-sided poly bug does not bite. Or, convert the .X file to the DBO format and get better speed, smaller file sizes, and more goodness as a perk.
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You can find the DBO convertor in the Program Announcement forum.

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