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tubeular cube face
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Posted: 7th Dec 2006 18:14
I get the following error message

Failed to 'DoExpressionList:oExpressionListString'

when I run this



why?

Tubeularcubeface
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Posted: 7th Dec 2006 18:16
sorry that error message is it turned the colon dash D into a face but you should still be able to get the general idea

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Posted: 8th Dec 2006 06:00 Edited at: 8th Dec 2006 06:23
ok, this is the line that stopping it from going

position object (t*100)t,0,0,0

just after update matrix by the for next loop.

something to do with )t this is not allowed )+t might work.

hope that gets you going again.

PS. plus you will need to change the bit to do with color to this

color object t*100,rgb(0,255,0)

the change is t times 100, to go with the bit did above.

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Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 8th Dec 2006 07:14
Those huge arrays can't be helping your program either... I don't think Darkbasic can handle 1,000,001 objects at the same time.
Mr X
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Posted: 8th Dec 2006 09:57
Quote: "I don't think Darkbasic can handle 1,000,001 objects at the same time."


It can't. I read somewhere that the limit was somewhere inbetween 60000 and 70000 objects. However, since the computer I tested it on could not even handle 4000 objects, I've not tested where the limit goes.
tubeular cube face
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Posted: 8th Dec 2006 19:12
thanks for the help as for the arrays I only the object numbers only occur every 100 so the maximum number of objects this program would run would be 10000 objects and even then I'll never use that many I just chucked a couple of 0s on the end so I did'nt have to worry about it but point taken thanks

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Posted: 8th Dec 2006 20:01
Quote: "It can't. I read somewhere that the limit was somewhere inbetween 60000 and 70000 objects"

The max is 65,535.


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Posted: 9th Dec 2006 22:35
Quote: "the object numbers only occur every 100 so the maximum number of objects this program would run would be 10000 objects"


It's not just the total number of objects that count - it's the number you assign to them. Even if the actual number of objects created is less than the maximum allowed - trying to create one with a number greater than 65535 will cause an error.

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