- #Fpsc the game creators how to#
- #Fpsc the game creators full version#
- #Fpsc the game creators install#
- #Fpsc the game creators update#
#Fpsc the game creators how to#
Also included in the archive is 20 minutes worth of video tutorials on how to use the Entity Maker. With it you can make your own entity files.
#Fpsc the game creators full version#
This is the complete Entity Maker utility used to create all of the entities in the full version of FPS Creator. Inside the Projects folder you will find the FPSC Game source code.
#Fpsc the game creators install#
This will install various new DLLs including a special version of the Expansion Pack specifically for FPSC. Then unzip the Extras file into your DBPro folder. Make absolutely sure you have DirectX 9.0c FEB 2006 edition (or later) installed. You will also need the 6.6 Extras archive, which you can download from the same page. You will need to own DarkBASIC Professional Version 6.6 to compile the code. Here is the latest version of the FPS Creator Game Source Code + all required DLLs to get it compiling. If you encounter any problems with the latest version you can always revert to a previous upgrade:
#Fpsc the game creators update#
If the update fails to detect your FPSC installation, backup your files and re-install FPS Creator, then apply the 1.19 update Uninstall any update you may be running on your system ĭownload and install the new 1.19 update To ensure a smooth upgrade process, follow these guidelines: The latest upgrade for FPS Creator Classic is now available. If you're looking for the free version, then go here! įPS Creator Classic Upgrade 1.19 - 2nd April 2012 So you will have to also make the door frame an entity too.This page is an archived page from a discontinued product, the information is provided for informational purposes only. Additionally, the door frames are not part of the corridor meshes nor textures, as the FPS file in FPSC is what groups the frame to the corridor (wall). So you will most likely have to create corridors yourself by modifying an existing segment wall mesh. Because GG does not support Boolean hole punching, unlike FPSC. You will find walls are a complete annoyance however as you may need to run them in Fragmotion to change their anchor points just so that in GG they snap properly.ĭoor corridors do not convert over. Which is great for 100x100 tiles like segments. Game Guru, however, does have an okay (has its faults) tile grid-snapping mode. Also will require moving textures around as well.
However, your question is about Prefabs, so you'll need to take the segment tile mesh and copy that over and then generate a new FPE file referencing the FPS file. I've done most of this work for people here. It can be quite tedious to connect them all again as once you move all your assets' components into the entity folder, you'll need to update every single FPE file associated. The meshes and textures are generally in separate folders altogether (As Wolf has mentioned). This might seem daunting at first, but if you start with simple static objects and work your way up, you should be getting there soon.Īnother thing to note about FPSC > GG. some more special characters would need entirely new scripts as well. x file) to your GG entitybank.Ĭharacters as I said can not be drag and drop and need the animation frames added to their. In this case you will need to copy the model (the. Some objects may not show up in GG at all, if you just dragged and dropped your FPSC library due to incompatible textures (.tga does not show up in GG) or because they reference the meshbank which is absent in GG. Thats a whole different can of worms as you have to unify what you got in FPSC from the meshbank and the texturebank and make a single entity out of it. Segments use a very different file structure and you would have to make them entities to work. Is for all things, not just the characters.)"
Up when you are dragging them to place on the map. Quote: "Some of them don't show up in the files, and some don't show
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