Now learn the power of the "Edit"-button and we are almost there.purescotty wrote:Thank you, this is all new and exciting for me. Press the "code" button, I got it!
Ultimate3D
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Re: Ultimate3D
Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit / Whose Hoff is it anyway?
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Re: Ultimate3D
Nope, I'm using 2.1.1.1, that must be the problem. I'll try latest version. Thanks pjay.
Yes Fluid Byte, I shall learn the ways of the "Edit" button!
Scotty
Yes Fluid Byte, I shall learn the ways of the "Edit" button!
Scotty
Re: Ultimate3D
DAMM COOL HINT !
can saves a lot of headaches
thx for that .
can saves a lot of headaches
thx for that .
Trond wrote:Paste this on the top of your code:Then paste this at various places in the code:Code: Select all
Global _regout Macro regout(register) !push register !pop [v__regout] !pushad Debug _regout !popad EndMacro
regout(esp)
It will debug a number that should be the same each time (unless you're inside a procedure). If it isn't you did something wrong with the number of parameters of some called imported function.
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Re: Ultimate3D
Thank you pjay, that was the problem. Version 2.1.1.3 works great.
The ability of Ultimate3D to load and manipulate Anim8or "Figures" is going to
save me alot of work.
Thanks again.
Scotty
The ability of Ultimate3D to load and manipulate Anim8or "Figures" is going to
save me alot of work.
Thanks again.
Scotty