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GMAX export error
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hcornea
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From memory:
Make sure you are not using a "comma" as the decimal character.
Download and run the latest DirectX9.0 update, as Gmax needs some of the redistributables.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35
Make sure you are not using a "comma" as the decimal character.
Download and run the latest DirectX9.0 update, as Gmax needs some of the redistributables.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35
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And that you have set the paths to the Sdk, don't worry, Gmax have to work, here win7 64 bit machine, without problems,...by now.
Edit: about the "comma", you have set dot as decimal separator, but this is set in the language (nationality) configuration of the machine. so don't should be a problem.
Edit: about the "comma", you have set dot as decimal separator, but this is set in the language (nationality) configuration of the machine. so don't should be a problem.
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Actually,
from your screenshot and the measurements below it does look like you are using comma to denote decimal places.
This is indeed a Windows setting, but you need to use a "." as the decimal separator, or many FS developing tools will not work.
from your screenshot and the measurements below it does look like you are using comma to denote decimal places.
This is indeed a Windows setting, but you need to use a "." as the decimal separator, or many FS developing tools will not work.