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                | Sr. GuapoSwordmaster
 
     
 
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                      |  Posted - Jun 10 2004 :  11:38:55 AM     
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                      | Hello again... 
 Okay, I have just started (yesterday) to learn managed DX9 in VB .net... It is actually very easy to use, but I have run into a problem. I want to do some VERY simple keframe animations (like an arm/box that waves up and down, 3 keyframes), and I think there is a class in DX9 that will take care of that, but I can't figure out how to use it. MSDN, as usual, only got me so far. Does anybody know how to do this and/or point me to some tutorials that do?
 
 Thx...
 
 PS - I know there are ways to do it manualy, but I am lazy, and I think it may be faster to use the DX9 classes...
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                      | Edited by - Sr. Guapo on Jun 10 2004  11:40:14 AM
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                | Eric ColemanGladiator
 
     
 
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                      |  Posted - Jun 10 2004 :  12:16:56 PM       
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                      | You might actually have to do the research yourself to figure out how to use those classes. 
 
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                | Sr. GuapoSwordmaster
 
     
 
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                      |  Posted - Jun 10 2004 :  12:41:01 PM     
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                      | I have been trying, but is extremely complicated. There are multiple classes that must be called and implemented correctly in a precise order to do everything. I will play around with it though, see if something happens... 
 PS - I know when I export my X files from Milkshape, there is a check box asking to export animations as well. I assume that means DX can use that info, but I don't know how...
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                      | Edited by - Sr. Guapo on Jun 10 2004  12:43:15 PM
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