trying to convert to lite-c, but i got an issue. I was holding off on converting because i know i would have trouble.

the problem is i keep getting compile errors that state a certain object is no longer a member of a certain class.

i.e. "v: is not a member of ENTITY"

the code is is simply:



i had problems with other members that used to work as well before the conversion. I did search the forums but i didn't find what i was looking for. I'm hoping i don't have to overload the ENTITY class to get it to work. I figured that the manual would have said so, but according to them, what is written above is the right way to code it.

Any help is appreciated.

the above code works fine for me. check if the 'my' pointer is valid...

you can only use my.x,my.y,my.z not my.v
you habe to define it before you use my.v in a class or struct

v was the texture coordinate offset in relative x direction. i think you have to use one of the predefined materials now.

u is x direction and v is y direction. I have it working on my game. But you need to use my->v if my is an ENTITY* rather than an ENTITY. It's probably not solving the problem but you never know...

you're right, i swapped the coordinates, sorry.

Thanks you very much for the input i will try that immediately

i never tryed it but maby you can use it vec_for_uv, vec_to_uv

no, that's for something different.