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spiffy
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Posted: 25th Feb 2006 13:49
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iv made a very simple 3d game using a cube i have the dbp boxed set so i have darkmatter how could i replace the cube with a tank or a knight

im a noob which ways up?
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Big Man
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Posted: 26th Feb 2006 17:09
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You need to go into the directory you have Dark matter in and select the model you want (Dont do this through the browser)you are then going to need to select the model (You know the blahblah.x) and the other files that are in the same folder there are about six on average (Give or take) Place all of these files into the games directory(Folder) and then instead of going



You go


Hope this helps tell me if you are unsure about anything.

BM

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spiffy
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Posted: 27th Feb 2006 19:07
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thxs for the help my games now got erally more interesting! how can u make it bigger

im a noob which ways up?
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Big Man
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Posted: 27th Feb 2006 19:24
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You just have to write



The 1 being the object number
x being how much bigger along the x axis you want the object to get
y the same as x but for y axis
z same as x and y but along the z axis

Always bear in mind that when you are scaling the numbers you put in to scale each axis are percentages.

So if you say


you are scaling object 1 by 200% along each axis

Hope this helps. Good luck with your project.

BM

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spiffy
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Posted: 27th Feb 2006 19:25
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thank you again

im a noob which ways up?
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Big Man
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Posted: 27th Feb 2006 19:28
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your welcome and as I say to many other members I help.

Quote: "You can always ask for more help"


Just dont tell any mods I told you that cause they dont like it

Have fun

BM

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