[Hiddos]

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Originally Posted by Crusher!! Wie ik of die beunhaas?

Well cause you can still rant on me on MSN I'll say you :P

My reaction was a bit ehm <cough> <cough> superduper I just noticed.

[ViruZZzZ_ChiLLL]

hah, yeah I use windows XP :[
your tool could be really useful to me....

what now?

[Crusher!!]

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Originally Posted by ViruZZzZ_ChiLLL hah, yeah I use windows XP :[ your tool could be really useful to me.... what now?

Wait... Just wait, Gamer is busy with it

[gamer931215]

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Originally Posted by ViruZZzZ_ChiLLL hah, yeah I use windows XP :[ your tool could be really useful to me.... what now?

I am really trying to fix it, but the problem is it isnt my fault:

The application calculated the rotations to degrees, its written in vb.net (.NET Framework 3.5 based) which goes fine on windows 7 (i programmed it on windows 7) with its own DLL's.
But when you run it at another OS which has other .DLL files it completely messes it up. But im trying to fix it

[John_F]

Nice work, but there's www.convertffs.com fyi.

[[L3th4l]]

no no gamer, it works good on my windows xp. objects convert perfectly.

[gamer931215]

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[gamer931215]

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Originally Posted by [L3th4l] no no gamer, it works good on my windows xp. objects convert perfectly.

Do you have installed any .NET application (visual basic 2008/visual studio c# etc..) ?

Because the problem is in the dlls. But it should be fixed now.

[Crusher!!]

Updated.
This program runs now greate without any trouble!!!

[doreto]

pls help me

[Host-samp]

Good