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| Submitted on: 8/22/2000 3:00:40 PM
By: Drubibu
Level: Advanced
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By 15 Users
Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | A really easy and detailed program to introduce you to Direct3D, in the sample you control a 3D ship. The code is heavily documented and simplified, if you're new to direct3D it's a real reccomendation.
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8/22/2000 3:33:53 PM:Stephan Kirchmaier
This is an excellent learning prog!
thanx
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8/22/2000 5:06:42 PM:Jon
What did you create the .x file in?
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8/22/2000 10:02:38 PM:Daniel Davies
Jon,
I use 3d Studio Max to make my
3D models, to convert the .3ds to an X
file, you can use numerous third party
tools such as those available from
www.okino.com, however if you have the
DirectX SDK, you will have a utility in
your DXUtils directory called
Conv3DS.exe.
To convert you model and
animations simply type:
Conv3DS
man.3ds -A
at the command line to
generate a .x file!
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8/22/2000 10:04:41 PM:Daniel Davies
p.s. the ones from www.okino.com also
convert different file types to .x
files
oh, i almost forgot...great
code :D
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9/10/2000 3:54:23 PM:Hans
excellent code :-)
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9/17/2000 6:08:06 PM:Simon Price
Thanks 4 this! I haven't got a 3D
modeller though. That's the only reason
why I've not tried to learn D3DRM. But
thanks to you I might start now!
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10/1/2000 3:04:37 PM:Daniel Staf
I just mailed you a couple of minutes
ago(before I discovered this) I just
wonder if it's possible do download the
DirectX SDK?
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10/8/2000 7:16:25 AM:Sauron
http://msdn.microsoft.com/code/sample.as
p?url=/msdn-files/027/000/229/msdncompos
itedoc.xml
That is the DirectX SDK
but its really big 128mb
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12/1/2000 3:42:19 PM:Eran
hello. I got a gib problem in vb6.
I
want to start a 3d game but I don't
know the first thing about it.
I got
*.X files from studio max 2.5 but I got
no example on how to use
them.
please tell me...
thank you
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12/24/2000 4:33:04 AM:Luke Handy
Very nice. I've been meaning to learn
Direct 3D stuff, now I can do it
without the headaches.
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4/27/2003 3:38:22 PM:Spencer Eick
Great job. To zoom in on the ship, add
this to the DX_Input sub:
If
DI_State(DIK_DOWN) <> 0 Then
FRCam.SetPosition FRCam, 0, 0, 1
End If
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