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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Can i make my own objects

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BEEriun
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 05:10
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i haven't bought any programs yet but im thinking about buying DarkBASIC. With DarkBASIC can you make your own 3D objects and use them or do all the objects and items have to come from those previously made and saved.

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Baggers
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 07:40
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Well... yes and no
Yes: You can use your own objects
No: You cant make then in DarkBasic, you have to use a modeler, Have a look in the stickies in the "3 Dimensional Chat" board for examples of such modelers.
Hope that helps
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Ric
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And there are free modelling programs around, too.


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Gil Galvanti
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 09:17
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and get dbp its a lot better

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Foxy
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With DarkBASIC you can make the primatives such as cubes, spheres, boxes (or rectangular prisms), plains and cones. Using these primitives is the better way to go when your just beginning because problems can arise from importing custom 3D objects. Once you get the hang of the 3D controls in DarkBASIC importing becomes much easier.

Good luck.

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