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It's a physical simulation application using my own physics engine but it can be played as a game. The system requirements are 256MB ram,1 GHZ CPU and a DirectX 9 compatible graphics card. It has been tested for Windows 2000 and XP but may work on other operative systems.
Plane
Level1
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David Piuva added a comment on DPSA
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David Piuva
The physics engine is a collection of functions, routines and datatypes directly in the application to get unlimited controll of everything in the engine. It's a real mess to have 6000 lines in the same place but it's really fast to have shared memory and references instead of set and get commands between classes who won't allow some of the side effects. I use ¤¤¤¤ as a short notation for unfinished or important code so that I can seek automatically and get to the important parts. ¤¤ is used for less important parts and will not be found when searching for ¤¤¤. It reduces 94% of the bugs since I can't forget to finish something.
David Piuva
You must be in the same folder as the drivers or type the complete path. I have made a batch-file to fix the registry. Run FixFileNotFoundError.bat from the latest version at dawoodoz.com and tell me if it works.
Kian Bashiri
I see, what kind of integration do you use?
David Hesselbom
Sorry, "regsvr32 3DSTATE8.dll" yields the following error: "LoadLibrary("3DSTATE8.dll") failed - module not found". Tried this both in the game folder and in windows/system32 (after copying the dll there).
David Hesselbom
Sorry, "regsvr32 3DSTATE8.dll" yields the following error: "LoadLibrary("3DSTATE8.dll") failed - module not found". Tried this both in the game folder and in windows/system32 (after copying the dll there).