Hey all!
First of all, engine looks real nice, good job ;)
Second, is it possible to use this engine in C++? If yes, how?
Since I don't know C# and don't want to learn it. :P
Thanks in advance.
Thanks a lot for your words... :P
Theorically, all the code written in Managed Code can be used on all the .Net languajes (C++.Net included)
But, i have not tested....Maybe you could be the first one.. ;)
Believe me C# is very very productive. I've programmed a lot witn C++, but i expect do not back to it anymore!!!
Allready got my first problems, hope you can answer my questions. :)
1. I can't open the project files. Is this because they are made in VS2005?
Error:
(http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/1884/clipboard017di.jpg)2. I can't run the demos in the bin directory.. My VS pops up with a debugging window saying an error 'System.IO.FileNotFoundException' has occurred.
3. Any idea how to include the engine in a C++ project? I've no idea how this is done in C#, and I don't see any headers/libraries (except for the bin map). I also noticed the C# projects use '..\..\Engine\HadddEngine.csproj', but I can't find that map (maybe it isn't needed, but hey, I can't know that :P ).
Thanks in advance. :)
*EDIT: I started to learn C#! Who knows, maybe I switch over. :P
You must use the C# 2005 edition. You can download the free express edition from our downloads section... ;)
Surely you can not run the bins because you have not downloaded the .Net 2.0 or the DX December edition Runtime or SDK...
About using C++, you should download the C++ 2005 Express edition, and simply add the haddd.dll reference. That's it! This is .Net !!!! But i have no idea of working with C++.Net...
Hi!
I think you won´t be able to use Haddd using C++. You´ll be able to use Haddd if you use C++/CLI (also known as Managed C++ or C++.NET). Those are the .NET versions of C++. If you use that, yes, you´ll be able to use Haddd, but if not I don´t think it´s possible :(
About the projects and so on: you´ll need Visual 2005, .NET Framework 2.0 and DirectX 9.0 December to be able to run them or play with them (Visual Studio for this). Hope it helps.
Greetings!
Vicente