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Re: SW/Duke Build question

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From: JS
Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2000 00:00
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Randy,

Thanks for the advice.  Further messing around has shown me that I can in fact
use the Build program  that came with Duke and it goes into 3D fine.  But the
Build program that came with SW doesn't go into 3D properly.  Unfortunately,
when I load an SW map into the Duke Build program, everything is rendered in
Duke forms.  So that doesn't really help much.

I have also tried copying the the Goodies directory from the SW CD directly
onto the HD.  This doesn't seem to be the answer.  In fact, with that copy of
Build, I cannot even go into the 2D mode.  Just get an error message that
320x200 graphics aren't supported.  Seems to be something to do with setup.
The copy of SW Build that was installed on the HD when I installed SW at least
goes into 2D mode OK.

Jim

Randy wrote:

> > I am trying to work with Build to modify a level.  This is the first
> > time I have ever tried to do anything with Build so I will admit to be a
> > total novice.
> >
> > I am having a problem going from 2D to 3D mode.  The directions say
> > press the enter key on the numeric KP.  When I do this, I get a black
> > screen with a cursor cross in the middle and a number in the upper left
> > hand corner.  If I move the mouse, the cursor cross moves and leaves a
> > white trail of crosses behind it leaving the screen white.
>
> Well, this might not be much help but I had a similar problem when I first
> started.  Then I read somewhere that build needed to be copied into the
> actual program; I was trying to run it off the disk and it wasn't switching
> into 3d mode correctly, and being a novice myself?  I looked it up. lol One
> of the books I use  (they both pretty much say the same thing), but it
> boils down to at the DOS prompt type in, COPYQ:\GOODIES\BUILD\*.* C:\DUKE3D
> where q: is your cd drive and c: is your main harddrive.  Maybe that's what
> you're doing wrong. >shrug< lol Good luck--and mine's a piece of junk
> Packard Bell with a little ol' pentium 120 in, 16 mgs of ram, so it oughta
> work fine for you if it works on mine.  Anyway, later daze!
>
> --
> Randy
> "Think fish get cramps after they eat?"
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