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FPSC Classic Product Chat / [LOCKED] FPS Creator and Microsoft XNA Studios

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GLI Games
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Posted: 12th Mar 2007 20:41
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I was wondering, does anybody know if it is possible to create games with FPS Creator and convert them to the Xbox 360 using XNA Studios? That would be pretty cool I think...

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Bronny
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Posted: 12th Mar 2007 21:13
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Thats a great idea if it worked
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Inspire
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Posted: 12th Mar 2007 21:46
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Nope.

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the programmer
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I have personally studied the XNA Library and i have put four of my games that i have created with FPSC into my freinds XBOX now i must warn you that all files need to be converted to a sutible formate and it did work but with the conciquense of graphics issues and langues issues. All i got was mear game play with no menu and several directx errors.

It is possible but you must releized that an XBOX is very different from your computer and you must have the software and programming knowlage to put your game on an XBOX.

Yes you can do it.
No it is not a good idea and a big wast of time.

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Bronny
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Posted: 13th Mar 2007 00:02
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True, its not just put here and put there and magically will work.
It needs all the new computer based DirectX Drivers and settings.
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Steve J
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Posted: 13th Mar 2007 01:15
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Quote: "I have personally studied the XNA Library and i have put four of my games that i have created with FPSC into my freinds XBOX now i must warn you that all files need to be converted to a sutible formate and it did work but with the conciquense of graphics issues and langues issues. All i got was mear game play with no menu and several directx errors."


All I have to say is...NO. It is *not* that simple. Show some screen shots if you want to prove it, because that is bullocks to me.

pleading and needing and bleeding and breeding and feeding exceeding..where is everybody? trying and lying defying denying crying and dying..where is everybody?
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FredP
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Posted: 13th Mar 2007 01:37
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In order for games to work on XNA they need to be programmed in a different language than DarkBasic Pro...which is what is used for the FPSC engine.
You STILL can't make or play FPSC games on anything other than a PC.

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GLI Games
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Posted: 14th Mar 2007 07:48
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Thank you all for your replies.

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cell289
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what about the new windows vista FPSC? can its new directx programing make it at least slightly easier to use with XNA?

warning: ticking me off WILL result in crushing. have a nice day.
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