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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 06 2004 :  1:12:13 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi i'm a new VB programmer . I was having a problem with all the games on this site, everytime I try to run one it says '429' runtime error active X can't create object. Can someone help me?

Peter
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Canada
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Posted - Mar 07 2004 :  08:39:05 AM  Show Profile  Visit Peter's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Do you have DirectX installed? Make sure you have the latest version, download DirectX 9 from microsoft's website. (www.microsoft.com/directx/)


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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 08 2004 :  09:27:25 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I even have DX9 SDK installed!!!
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IAC249
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Posted - Mar 08 2004 :  11:47:24 PM  Show Profile  Visit IAC249's Homepage  Send IAC249 a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
This problem is frequently cause by version problems with ActiveX controls/libraries. No doubt your PC has an old version of some required library. You might try asking one of the developers for a full install of their game (sans DirectX); this might solve the problem.

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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 09 2004 :  2:14:58 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
K thanks
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Peter
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Posted - Mar 09 2004 :  8:43:46 PM  Show Profile  Visit Peter's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hmm, well, if its with one game that might be the case, but I see that error most often when its a DirectX problem

Try getting the latest dlls for the game files and stuff, but you should also try updating your video card drivers. Do _any_ vb directx applications work on your computer?

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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 10 2004 :  1:38:23 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Only ones which don't use direct x. I have DX9b and the SDK installed.

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Eric Coleman
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USA
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Posted - Mar 10 2004 :  1:44:38 PM  Show Profile  Visit Eric Coleman's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Do the SDK examples work?
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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 11 2004 :  09:30:22 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I don't know, how do I test it?
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Eric Coleman
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USA
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Posted - Mar 11 2004 :  10:47:33 AM  Show Profile  Visit Eric Coleman's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Just launch some of the directx 9 examples to see if they work. How difficult can that be?
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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 11 2004 :  3:56:35 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yeh they work
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VBBR
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Brazil
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Posted - Mar 12 2004 :  3:15:48 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
What if the problem isn't with DIrectX? Maybe it could be some other OCX, who knows...

Whatever. Who knows...
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Dan
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United Kingdom
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Posted - Mar 12 2004 :  4:22:07 PM  Show Profile  Visit Dan's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Check the references for the project. It will show you what libraries are missing.

To do this open the project and under the project menu select references. Any missing libraries will have the text MISSING (I believe as a prefix to the library name).

I wouldn't have thought it would be an OCX as most directx apps render full screen. You would also get an error message in the design enviroment when you tried to open the form that contained the missing ocx control (VB will very unhelpfully convert the missing control to a picturebox :) )

Hope it helps


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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 13 2004 :  10:59:39 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I only have .exe files of VB stuff. Coud some one give me a link to some stuff which can be opened from Visual basic (since no games work apart from tic tac toe). Thanks
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Eric Coleman
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USA
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Posted - Mar 13 2004 :  12:59:30 PM  Show Profile  Visit Eric Coleman's Homepage  Reply with Quote
what games in particular are you having trouble with?
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sonicramit
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Posted - Mar 14 2004 :  2:40:17 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Dreamquest

Every visual basic game actually
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