Problems with 3D Game Engine Programming book

SnakeMaster, I remember taking a stab at that book a few years ago and recall there being a ton of errors in the presented code (especially on the CD). I am not sure if this will help you, but the author has released updates for some of the code: http://stefan.zfx.info/3dgep.html

SnakeMaster, I remember taking a stab at that book a few years ago and recall there being a ton of errors in the presented code (especially on the CD). I am not sure if this will help you, but the author has released updates for some of the code: http://stefan.zfx.info/3dgep.html

Yeah thx for the try Byte but it doesn't solve my problem. It keeps on telling me when i compile. (cannot open include file 'afxres.h'.) And when i search for the file it doesn't exist at all. If this keep on going i have to find another book so i can start developing a game engine. I mean the only books i have found are the one i just told of and a game engine architecture and it doesn't, really point out how to write a game engine step by step. If there is a book that explain me that. I would surely be happy to know about.

I am assuming you use the Express version of Visual Studio to compile your project. The problem is that the Express version doesn't include MFC, which is needed to compile these resources. So besides the fact that there might be bugs in the code it's actually the compiler that can't work with this include file.

One thing that might work is to replace the occurences of afxres.h with windows.h, but it probably wouldn't make a difference. Or you could try to clean the project before building it (right click on the project and then clean).

If that doesn't work there might be someone else here capable of telling you what to do to make this work. Else a quick google could probably give you a solution.

Looks like that header file is part of the MFC library which isn't included in Visual Studio Express. You can try windows.h if your not using MFC or try:

http://www.codeproje...isual-C-Express

Edit: SpringDev beat me to it, so yeah, what he said.

You should be fine to remove afxres,h, but iirc you will need to add some defines to your project to cover what is missing. The real joy will come when you realize that all of the sound/networking functionality was depreciated, and no longer contained in the sdk. I can help you compile and link projects from that book, shoot me a pm.