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1/9/2001 7:25:54 PM:Dustin Davis
Hey guys. If this doesnt load right, or
it doesnt look right when it does load,
let me know. I left out the material
files due to size of the zip but the
program seems to run with out them...go
figure. Anyways, Please Please let me
know if there are any problems.
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1/9/2001 11:08:19 PM:Mouse
i can load it allright.. but, the sky
is black, and the building are all
white.. i can see a sillouette of the
buildings though... the mouse movements
look good.. this is a neat example i
hope you can give me some pointers on
how to load the graphix correctly
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1/10/2001 1:23:40 AM:
wow nice picture. i dont know anything
about c/c++ but can you make a .exe
with the "material
files" so i can
see how this looks like..... and than
post a link where i can download the
.exe.
Thanks alot.
Man, I love
the picture its like a real 3d game.
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1/10/2001 1:52:56 AM:Mouse
yeah this is too cool!! i wish i could
figu±.Ð4ut why the textures dont load
though =(
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1/10/2001 1:58:28 AM:ASERB
Hey, Dustin
plz. upload the .zip i
want to see how it looks with the
textures. thx. alot. post the .zip or
.exe link soon.
plz. thx.
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1/10/2001 2:02:15 AM:ASERB
o and make a .exe for the project i
also dont know about Visual C++. lol...
thx.
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1/10/2001 2:15:03 AM:Mouse
i figured it out (i think)
its looking
for a LIB that doesnt exist located
here:
D:\nt\private\windows\opengl\tool
kits\libaux
it fails with this
type:
AUX_RGBImageRec
something to do
with IMAGE.C ?
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1/10/2001 2:27:07 AM:Andrew Heinlein (Mouse)
haha ok i gotta stop posting.. this is
too cool though... The model you sent
wont work cause it doesnt store the
pictures internally. Its looking for
the pictures on my computer, and they
dont exist. So i made my own model and
the textures are in BMP format. But
when i load the model i get a bunch of
errors saying "invalid DIB format" and
im using bmp's saved by MSPaint. What
format of picture did you use to make
your model? atleast im making
advances.. now i actually get errors
=)
so can you let me know what
format the pictures are supposed to be
in?
thanks =)
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1/10/2001 2:31:58 AM:
hey mouse make a .exe and link it to
me. plz. i have visual c/c++ but dont
know what the codes lines and errors
mean..... lol plz. help me out...
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1/10/2001 2:37:10 AM:Dustin Davis
Hey guys, i uploaded the new zip with
the textures. Sorry but they are in 256
colors due to zip size =( but you will
get the idea. The sky is supposed to be
black. I will update it tommorow with a
sky and some fog if ya like. Let me
know. Thanks for all your posts.
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1/10/2001 3:27:11 AM:Mouse
YES!! THIS WORKED! woo whoo! thanks man
this is too cool.. best code i have
seen in a looong time!
imma have fun
with this =)
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1/10/2001 3:32:54 AM:Andrew Heinlein (Mouse)
ok if you want to see a working EXE go
here:
http://www.theblackhand.net/mouse
/OpenGL.zip
Make sure you unzip this
the correct way and retain the
directory structure.
enjoy!
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1/10/2001 3:35:38 AM:
well no wo whoo! for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i need a .exe i dont know any visual
c++
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zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz................
...... help.........woo whooooooooo
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1/10/2001 3:42:28 AM:ASERB
http://www.theblackhand.net/mouse
/Open
GL.zip
got it....... Thsnk alot.
about to download it.
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1/10/2001 4:00:23 AM:ASERB
ok it works! but its black and
white?
i downloaded the fix version
that is posted here, that doesn't
work.
i also download the .exe form
blackhand.net it works but no
textures?
i tryed to put the images
my the .exe and i also tryed to placed
the default folder for the picures and
still no texture.. any help? ?
o one
more question: is there a way you can
make this:
-
when i walk in to a
building i dont go into it and get
lost? Can you make me stop walking
after i hit the wall.
anyway this is
one of the best programs i have seen of
PSC.
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1/10/2001 12:43:07 PM:Mouse
there is something really wierd with
how these type of models work. When
you download the ZIP make sure you
extract the exe
to:
c:\windows\desktop\
and the path
of the BMPs and
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1/10/2001 12:48:59 PM:Andrew Heinlein (Mouse)
ops! scratch that!
ok to get the ZIP
to work do this:
open it in
WINZIP
extract everything
to:
C:\windows\desktop\testaga\
that
will get the models to work right.
(it
has to be that exact path, or the
program wont find the BMPs and it will
be black and white)
im working on
making this program load from its own
resources and not use external
resources so its a tad more
portable.
this is a kick butt
example though, thanks for sharing it
with us =)
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1/10/2001 4:29:57 PM:Ben Jacobs
Okay, I unziped it to
c:\windows\desktop\testaga\ and it
still just shows black and white. Can
someone tell me where to change the
path to the images?
Anyway, this
code rocks, many lesser coders wouldn't
have put this on an open source
website. You rock!
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1/10/2001 5:08:43 PM:Mouse
make sure the model/bitmaps are
in:
C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\testaga\models
and the EXE is on the desktop.
it
should work, i just tested it again
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1/10/2001 5:10:17 PM:Andrew Heinlein (Mouse)
i mean, make sure the EXE is
in:
c:\windows\desktop\testaga\
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1/10/2001 5:15:25 PM:Andrew Heinlein (Mouse)
The reason why this is such a pain to
set up is cause the .MS3d file is a
project file from the MilkShape3d
program. It's not a real modle like
from half life. This is like opening a
MSVC++ .DSW file. If the files are in
the wrong place, you get errors. Im
thinking of writing a program that will
store the bitmaps in the .md3d
internally. Then rewrite this code to
handle that. I think that will make
this a little more portable.
good
luck!
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1/10/2001 7:40:50 PM:Mouse
as a matter of fact, im doing that
now.
so this will be the .MS3d model,
but with the images stored within the
.MS3d file, instead of just the paths.
Maybe Dustin would like to work with me
on making this into a newer model
format?
either way, im going to go
nuts with this.. i have always wanted
to do this stuff =)
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1/10/2001 10:08:54 PM:ASERB
ok i downloaded the .zip i extracted it
to C:\windows\desktop\testaga\ the
bitmaps are in
C:\windows\desktop\testaga\models and
the exe is in
C:\windows\desktop\testaga and it still
doesnt show the bitmaps?
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1/11/2001 2:55:10 PM:Dustin Davis
I dunno what this testtga stuff is, all
u need ta do is extract the 3d world
folder to your desktop not testtga!
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1/14/2001 2:39:12 PM:PsyVision
Wicked Demo. It works for me. Um, maybe
some collision detection next :)
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1/20/2001 6:10:21 PM:wolvenwraith
This is an EXCELLENT example, it worked
for me just fine. If I understand this
code well enough I could combine it
with what I'm good at and make a pretty
cool program. If I do this, you of
course will get a lot of credit, I'm
giving you an excellent vote.
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1/24/2001 8:58:24 PM:Richard Szalay
Alright, I'll be mailing this to the
author anyway, but I'll post it here.
To fix the problem with the textures
loading, replace the function
LoadGLTexture (in 3dSWorldMain.cpp)
with this one (see below). It basically
takes the filename off the path, and
then re-allocates the path (ie. the
project doesnt need to be in
c:\windows\desktop\ or whatever).
I
like though bud :) Nice
work.
UPDATE: Ermm.. ok, I can't
paste the function here, it makes my
message too long.
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3/30/2001 6:02:24 PM:PyRoTeKNiC
Well done for putting such amazing code
up for free! Thx! I'm having a little
trouble downloading it, but from the
shot it seems just like the HL engine.
With any luck it might download before
i fall asleep...
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4/2/2001 11:51:17 PM:Sean
I am on Windows 2000 and there is no
C:\windows\desktop there is only
C:\Documents and
Settings\Administrator\Desktop so this
sample will not work on my computer. :(
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7/3/2001 3:42:10 AM:RaX
Sean, it's an obvious awnser. make a
windows\desktop directory :/
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7/11/2001 2:06:43 PM:Miah
If you guys are having that "black and
white" error, view the .msd or whatever
file in there in text, you'll the see
what directory this file looks for when
trying to open those bitmaps! Hmmm, now
i just need to make this program work
faster, or maybe its just my 133Mhz
computer!
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8/14/2001 2:11:42 PM:Mike Mc
help!I was experimenting and want2
change the bitmaps but the program wont
accept any different bitmaps besides
the ones given.The new bitmap textures
show up in MilkShape3d but when the
program is compiled they are not there
-just white!Whats going on?
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9/12/2001 11:36:19 AM:Mikael
Why did everyone write
'C:\windows\desktop\testaga\'
etc.?
It should
be:
'C:\windows\desktop\3DWorld\'
then
it works...
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9/12/2001 11:36:52 AM:Mikael Nordfelth
(Please answer via e-mail)
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11/21/2001 11:18:40 PM:Lord Tenchi
Ya know, if I didn't work next to
Dustin every day, I'd have to think he
was cool for putting this up...
DARN
YOU DUSTIN!! Ya beat me to it!
heh heh
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12/17/2001 2:32:50 PM:thamuz
Thanks much for making this awesome
code. Im using it as a 'self-tutorial'
in OpenGL etc... I like it alot. 5
little planet thingies...
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4/3/2002 4:10:00 AM:Elie
Request: More info on file stuff.ms3d
how to understand this binary
file?
please reply at
vipers58@hotmail.com
N.B:This file
contains the bitmaps
location.
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5/29/2002 10:39:02 AM:Mukade
EXELLENT!!
17 - MAN - KUWAIT
I WILL
BE ABLE TO DO SO AFTER 2 YRS, AND TELL
ME WHAT U EAT?? ;-/
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6/7/2002 7:38:07 AM:Elie
I have added to the game's model a
small animation (destruction of one of
the buildings). I need to know how to
activate it in the c++ code.
Please
reply at vipers58@hotmail.com
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6/9/2002 11:27:32 AM:RICH
Hey,
This is excellent!
Great work
:)
I'd be perfect with collision
detection though, and also if you can't
turn upside down (You can only look
straight up or down, not do a 360
;))
So great work =D
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7/10/2002 11:15:23 AM:Jefff
I love it. Cool!
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8/10/2002 9:18:57 PM:M DeKrey
I've figured out this code and made an
editor in VB. It works quite well, and
makes it so that your files don't have
to be in the proper directory as
specified by the first comment.
Unfortunately, I can't get it posted
(I'm headed out for a week). Thank you
to Dustin for posting this!
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8/14/2002 10:05:09 AM:x_darkdude_x
cool dude can you make it so it stops a
a wall or a building plz
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9/21/2002 3:15:07 AM:
http://www.theblackhand.net/mouse
/Open
GL.zip doesnt work for me
does the
file still exist?
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