Can you accomplish this

[deathtrap]

Hello, I'm new to Visual C++ and have found a code to an very old Asteroids Game for Windows using DirectX 9. I am calling it Asteroids 2 which is an Asteroids 3D Game and I was wondering if someone could help me. All of the graphics are in the executable directory but I want them to place the graphics in a folder called GFX or something like that. When I do this It doesn't seem to want to find the graphics. It uses .png, .jpg, .dds and .x graphics. Can someone please help me accomplish this? I will send them the complete source code to help me do this. Please if you can help email me at [e-mail]

The code is about 7.71 MB but I can provide you with a download link.

Thanks.

[hamsterman]

You have to tell the program where to find the files. if you move them to folder gfx, then change "imagename.format" to "gfx/imagename.format"