Yeh, I''m using the common framework code. It''s quick and easy to get up and running. Not to bothered about the techy side of things me, more interested in making the `game`. I''ve always found d3d setup just downright labourious, and not in the slightest bit interesting. I can totaly appreciate people wanting to write their own engine and stuff, but that''s not what I''m into. I am looking forward to writing an animation system though, hopefully with the aid of Jim Adam''s book. Sounds quite heavy though
Back to the original suggestion though, there''s no reason why I couldn''t `customise` the messages to my game. Will add to my TODO list.
Andy TX: Just got rid of all my separate texture folder''s and put them into one for all the levels. So simple, that''s what I liked
5.8meg of textures is now 1.4meg. Should pack up nicely. Thanks for the sugestion.
