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From: "Roland Boettcher" <roland@harlie.han.de>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.programming.3d_graphics
Subject: Re: strange results - please me
Date: 26 May 1998 19:59:09 GMT
Organization: PlayStation Net Yaroze (SCEE)
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Hi Robert,

you are right, the variables fs1, fe1, fs2, fe2 have nothing to do with the
models positions, but have something to do whether the models get
displayed or not:
for (tTemp1=TRACK_ARRAY[DRAWFROM].fs1; tTemp1<TRACK_ARRAY[DRAWFROM].fe1;
tTemp1++)
{
DrawModel(&TRACK_ARRAY[tTemp1].model);
}
for (tTemp1=TRACK_ARRAY[DRAWFROM].fs2; tTemp1<TRACK_ARRAY[DRAWFROM].fe2;
tTemp1++)
{
DrawModel(&TRACK_ARRAY[tTemp1].model);
}

If you check the values for fs2 and fe2 for model #48 (TRACK_ARRAY[48].fs2)
and higher
you'll see that in one case they are both 0 (the correct case) and in the
other case they
have values of 288 and higher.

Roland

P.S.
The track looks very promising