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rhumba, my TMF macros

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Hi Dick,I was meant to post this a few days ago, I know.Here's my TMF include file. There may be errors in there. I haven't played with TMF for a while, I remember testing the file, but my memory might be wrong...But it should give you a few extra infos what's not covered in the SDKCheers, Christian

Hi Christian.I noted some things.Regarding LWMs, your terms for row and col are reversed for what the SDK uses as those terms. I know your understanding is fine, but it will lead others into confusion as to what a row or column is after studying the SDK :)Also, I didn't see an entry for VTP_WIDE_POINT or VTP_WIDE_POINT_WIDTH. That must have been an oversight.One last thing:I think this needs a zero termination:VTP_TEXTURE_EFFECT MACRO effectname DB effectname,0 ENDM( but who knows, as MS never used it... I never tried it. )Everything else seems good to me... I hope we can crack the default VTP roadlines.And I hope we can find out why our lines don't show properly in TMFViewer... is it something in the TDFHeader macro we've been using?Dick

Hi Dick,it's been a while I've done those. At some stage I really have to do some thorough testing using the dos command 'comp' (I've done that for the AFD stuff, so I know the AFD stuff, decompiler + macros, work 100%).TMFViewer - I guess we have to do more experiments. Can't see what's wrong so far... sigh ...Cheers, Christian

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