I'm sorry for posting about such a easy topic, I really am. You see, I have a problem getting a level to load, because of a "undefined parameter". Here is the (very small) code.

#include <litec.h>
#include <d3d9.h>

int main()
{
level_load("terrain_1.hmp");
wait(10);
}

I can't figure it out

Any help?

Try with #include <acknex.h> are you planning on using Lite-C pure or legacy mode?

Engine functions, like level_load() are defined in acknex.h, so: #include <acknex.h>.

Actully, what did it was the #include <default.c>. Are Default.c and acknex.c the same thing? Thanks for the 3 min. response =P

Just tried it. acknex makes it work to.

Okay, sorry to bother you again, but I need more help. I looked at the workshop and read the documentation, but this one puzzles me. When I run the program, it just pops up and closes right away. No errors. Nothing.

#include <litec.h>
#include <acknex.h>

int main()
{
ent_create("H-SWAT-Idle.x",vector(100,-50,0),NULL);
wait(-30);
}

Thanks in advance.

Okay, I put the wait() function into the NULL space, and the window stays. However, its displaying the terrain from the earlier example...

Not really sure if you can load .x files (perhaps it is possible?). You can do it in MED, but anyways the reason that your previous script is loading could be due to the fact that you have it set in the Preferences window.

Okay, I am so confused. I viewed the model in the direct x viwer, to make sure it wasn't corrupt. However, now when I run the program It shows a distorted screen shot of the direct x viewer and the model plus a little bit of the task bar. Is this some sort of bug, or is it something I'm doing?

Don't know can't see what your seeing. Anyways try to import the .x file inside MED and save it as mdl or hmp for terrain/water if needed. Then load it into the engine. Do you have a special reason for using legacy mode? Personally I think pure mode is easier as it looks lot like C-Script. Why the -30 wait btw?

I tried to import it into MED, but it kept asking for a bmp that I didn't have. As for the other question about legacy, I switched over to acknex, although I don't think thats the problem here.