RSS: Site FeedUsing the mouse to click in 3D space with DirectX 8
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This problem usually has people scratching their heads for a semi-decent amount of time - and it's no wonder why. There is a fair bit of math to get your head around. So a fair amount of google searching, reading through books, pouring over the gamedev messageboards and two university level math classes later. This sample source code should really be used in conjunction with this tutorial: Using the mouse to click in 3D space with DirectX 8 and VB Tutorial.
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hey i think i may have found
hey i think i may have found a bug check it out:
D3DDevice.Present ByVal 0, ByVal 0, 0, ByVal 0
that line of code was detected when i tired to run the program
you must not click X, hit
you must not click X, hit Escape instead. The author forgot to disable to X
Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
now i can feed some 3D effects in my Projects
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