Has anyone made a pseudo-3d qb game?

[adosorken]

Right... now you realize what I'm talking about. What's your point, anyways?

My point is that you need to shut up and think for a moment before opening your mouth. Like the old saying goes...it's better to shut your mouth and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. I really wish certain people would just take some brain pills or something before speaking. hifty:

[Neo]

Omg. Just read the text, and try to understand what's the other's point. I have to agree with Nek on this, but didn't know the cool saying Plasma was right from the beginning anyway. (Either use the immediate window, chdir, shell or anything to change to your project directory).

Nek: about the brain pills, I wish they existed

[adosorken]

Nek: about the brain pills, I wish they existed

They do...read the vegetarian thread in General.

[Neo]

Nek: about the brain pills, I wish they existed

They do...read the vegetarian thread in General.

Ok I see. But AFAIK there aren't any legal Pills which can create an enormous brain-cell growth, unless the person taking the pills has small brains...

[MagnaUnum]

Agamemnus:


Are you sure you know what you're talking about? Because, obviously, plasma is very, very right.

relative paths are RELATIVE to the DEFAULT directory, meaning the path is created within that default directory, regardless of what it is.

Silly rabbit.

[Agamemnus]

All of you, just shut up!!!

And read my first post in this topic, and meditate on it!

[relsoft]

What did I miss?

[oracle]

MagnaUnum, watch yourself. You can make a point, but don't call others stupid names.

And guys, tone it down a little, OK?

[relsoft]

But Blitz called him Magnakid. ;*)

[Sterling Christensen]

ok, Aga.

I know that syn9 was doing this a while ago. He had a small demo too.

*folds legs into a painful position, bends over backwards, puts fiingers to temples, and chants Oooommmmmmmmmm*... nothings coming.

Relative paths only work when you start something from a bat file or it is in Qb.exe's directory.

Windows: the default path is whatever is specified in the program's PIF file, or if there isn't one, the program's directory. So yes, if you double click on QB.EXE, the default directory is where-ever you put qb.

And yes, if you associate BAS files with QB, and double click a BAS file, Windows will make the default directory where QB is.

In this case, yes, you need a BAT file to set the default path for you.

DOS Prompt (AKA Command Prompt): the default directory stays where you left it. If you type CD *some directory* and then run something, the default directory is still where-ever you CDed to.

So you see this whole argument was probably just a huge misunderstanding. I'm guessing Aga's a point-and-click drone - that would explain all the problems he's having. Everything he has said is true if you don't use the command prompt at all.

Agamemnus, try to keep in mind that not everybody does things the way you do, and so things might work differently for them. It was very rude of you just to assume that everybody else had to be wrong.

Always look up fact before patronising others.

Words to live by.