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Hangman Studios
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Posted: 6th Jan 2005 09:27
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So i've made a model in DBC for use in my game, but now the question is how to save it. I don't know how. I've tried opening a file to write, making the model, and then closing the file, but when I look at it in my folder, it says the file is 0 kilobytes large, and when I look at it in notepad, it's blank. Yes, it is an X file. I can't open it in Darkbasic. I run this program on a laptop, and I've read that there is a glitch in the program if you run it on one. Is this true? If not, then how do I save my model?

"His Chops are too righteous! The helmets can't handle this intensity of Rock and Roll!"-Planktin
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Hangman Studios
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Posted: 6th Jan 2005 21:55 Edited at: 6th Jan 2005 22:33
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Anyone? Come on, I really need help on this.

"His Chops are too righteous! The helmets can't handle this intensity of Rock and Roll!"-Planktin
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Dodo
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Posted: 7th Jan 2005 02:46
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You could search for a dll that does this in DBC, but as far as I know it is not possible. However, In DBP, there is talk of a save object command in the forthcomnig upgrade, v5.8

Part of solving the problem is actually noticing that the problem is there in the first place

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Hangman Studios
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Posted: 8th Jan 2005 22:58
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Well, that sounds like a big rip-off tome. Why would they give you commands to make a model and then no way of doing anything with it?

"His Chops are too righteous! The helmets can't handle this intensity of Rock and Roll!"-Planktin
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Lost in Thought
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Posted: 8th Jan 2005 23:11
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I don't have DBC but if there is a make memblock from object command you can save it. And it is not a ripoff because you can make it in DBC. You can just remake it it with code everytime loads.

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Hangman Studios
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Posted: 8th Jan 2005 23:13
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Thanks, I'll see if that works right now.

"His Chops are too righteous! The helmets can't handle this intensity of Rock and Roll!"-Plankton
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Lost in Thought
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Posted: 8th Jan 2005 23:19
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Let us know how it goes. I am going to buy DBC I guess next month. I have DBP but I'm no help to anyone that uses DBC now.

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Posted: 9th Jan 2005 10:24
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you can turn the object into a mesh and then use the make memblock from mesh command
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Hangman Studios
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Posted: 10th Jan 2005 02:02
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Nope, DBC doesn't have a memblock command. Could I save my data inside an array or something?

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Posted: 10th Jan 2005 03:27
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Get the enhancement and it does.


http://www.freewebs.com/elbsoftware/index.htm
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