How do I include an animated fbx-file(or contents thereof) into a 3D-world using a Proxy-DLL?

Asked May 07 '13 at 07:17

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I want to insert an animated 3d object in a fbx-file via proxy-directx-dll into a d3d9 game. I want it to fit in such that light being thrown in the game is affected by it which makes it throw a shadow. I want it to appear and the animation to start when a hotkey is being pressed in a distance of X in front of the player. I want to resize/pan it via hotkey aswell.

What I did:

I read this and found a well working dll. I went as far as painting a line and a triangle on top of the game's screen. This happens in the present function.

How do I include a fbx-file(or contents thereof) into the 3D-world, which d3d function do need to use and which command includes the object?

edited May 07 '13 at 07:52

asked May 07 '13 at 07:17

Brutus Cruciatus

Don't everybody speak up at once! – Brutus Cruciatus May 07 '13 at 15:20
Do you mean: "How to load a 3d object" into a 3D world? (just making sure) – Floris Velleman May 07 '13 at 20:12
@FlorisVelleman Thanks. What I mean is "How to load a 3d object, that is animated, into a game via proxy-dll and show it + activate it's animation via hotkey". Proxy-dll is a file called d3d9.dll that passes each d3d9 function to the main d3d9.dll but inserts some other code where necessary. – Brutus Cruciatus May 08 '13 at 04:40
More replies desired. – Brutus Cruciatus May 10 '13 at 08:01

How do I include an animated fbx-file(or contents thereof) into a 3D-world using a Proxy-DLL?

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