This is the exact reason why I'm surprise the 3d engine is in a dll, no one even care ton include it in their package...IceSoft wrote:No...You have to put the Engine3D.dll into the folder.Demivec wrote:Running your demo all that happens is that a message appears saying the 3D Engine can't be initialized. I guess that means I have a FPS of zero.
You can get it from your PureBasic\Compiler folder
I didn't add it to the Zip (too big) and you have it
I'll never test a demo if I have to do some nasty file manipulations... :roll: