Hey Guys.

As the topic name says, I'm searching for the lite-c path function.
I created in the Project Dir some dir's for models, bmps etc.
looks like this:

#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>


path "data\\model\\chars";
path "data\\model\\env";
path "data\\model\\plants";
path "data\\bmp";

that's the top of my main lite-c-script.
but when I fire up the engine, it says " path is an undeclared identifier".
what's wrong? I searched for it in the lite-c manual but I found this command only for this purpose.

greetz

lite-c doesnt have the "path"

look for PRAGMA_PATH in the manual.

or use a wdl file with same name as your lite-c file, and write "only" paths in it.

Pragma_path does not work somehow oO
the engine didn't find the mdl's and bmp's when i use pragma path

I can't find it in the manual either.
is this right?
-> #include PRAGMA_PATH "data\\model"


I also tried it with add_folder. It works with the models but it can't find the bmaps oO. what am I doing wrong?


and I tried the thing with the path.wdl and added only path's.
but he can't open the path.wdl
what's the right way to include a wdl file into a lite-c script?

greetz

its under #define in the manual

it should be

#define PRAGMA_PATH "data\\model"

you can define more than 1 pragma_path s.

That works great. Thank you.

Ok say your lite-c script is called hello.c and you want to add paths to resources or a plugin directory.

Just create a file in the same folder as hello.c named hello.wdl
Once you execute the hello.c script, the engine will look for and execute hello.wdl automatically. Therefore there is no need to put #include <hello.wdl> in you hello.c file.

So write all your paths and plugin directories in hello.wdl and the engine will automatically load them.