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Until then, anybody have a way to change the colors of the four corners of a Sprite3D?


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The 2D sprite used to create the 3D sprite must not be deleted when a 3D sprite use it. A single 2D Sprite can be used by any number of 3D Sprite.


mmm... Somehow I know there is a way to perform ...

@Tomio: Btw, I think your topic better fits in the 'feature requests and Wishlists' section.
Maybe you could phrase it like the abbility to use for ex. a '*' before a procedure by which you mean a direct pointer to the procedures return value. If the procedure hasn't got a return value 0 is passed ...

I would say that if you are nesting functions then you must respect types. If you want to use pointers, then move use a variable.

Like I allready said, thx GedB

You wrote:
So: >>> in case I'm right <<< --> PeekB(@StringField(...)) should be ok also.

It's not a bug (rather a personal oppinion), it just isn't the way purebasic works when using @ for procedures/functions. You'll just have to store your string in a variable first.

Edit: But your right ...

PeekB(@StringField(t2$,2,"."))

Is also valid but I don't think that's of any use

PeekL(@StringField(t2$,2,".")), however will just return the offset of the StringField()-function like I allready said.

euhm.. PeekB()-function expects a memory adress as parameter, not a string like the StringField()-function returns.

Trim(StringField(t2$,2,".")), however is a valid nested command.

You only need to respect the datatypes from the functions u use, then you can nest as many as you want.
When you ...

WinXP can save it's entire state so when you reboot you'll get your desktop back as you left it. The problem is that this is only possible directly before windows starts.
But saving and restoring just a part of the memory :? ...

From what I can tell, I don't think Bonne_den_kule means in a ...

anyway, thank for the info

It can be done, but really because of the nature of C++ theres no one compiler that can just make everything static, because all compilers could.

I realise that every win32 aplication use dll's, but I meant a compiler that only uses the standard windows dll's.

That's verry difficult, since your program (and all your variables) are somehow randomly (where there is space available) allocated.

I mean if you were capable to capture a programs state, you'll have to put it back in the same memory-adress, else your pointers to variables wil be invalid. Now what ...

Problem solved, seemed to be a too short Delay Time that caused the problem

Your code worked perfectly on my machine.

All right then, but when you upload code, can you please use the code-tag!!! Else i'll have to paste the code first in a word-document before I can paste it properly in PB.

euh, a new version of red alert? now that's a major breaktrhough

Well, the story has to end somewhere...
Did you ever played Generals?

Btw: C&C, Red Alert, Tiberian Sun, Firestorm, RA2, Youris revenge, Generals and even the FPS Renegade are all part of the Command & Conquer saga. :wink:

Edit: O ...

@kawasaki:
Did you allready visited the Ogre website to download the latest version?

all we need now is extended 3D commands for Ogre

And that is impossible? :? Well it depends on what you wan't to extend, but i heard that the Ogre engine is open-scource, which means that you may also edit it ...

but the OGRE implementation being out of date

True, but there are many more engines that will work fine with PB. If you know a lot of directX, you could even write your one engine.

Btw, you can download userlibs on www.purearea.net which also includes OpenGL-libraries. :wink:

Edit: which C ...