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Josh_sg1
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Posted: 10th Apr 2008 11:23
Hey, we need to come up with a code for fpsc that allows 256x256 instead of 40x40.

I will work on it with you to get it in game.

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Plystire
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Posted: 10th Apr 2008 12:04
Unfortunately, that would require an alteration of the FPSC Editor.

And, we don't have the source to that.


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Aertic
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Posted: 10th Apr 2008 12:49
Well if you play darkfaction, then you will see how its done.

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Zdrok
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Posted: 11th Apr 2008 14:46
DarkFaction? That used 40*40, didn't it?

Aertic
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Posted: 11th Apr 2008 15:02
Dont know what you mean by that, but.
Darkfaction had its own launcher so that all missons were given a unquie code that allowed the user to pass on througout the game, this code was given out at the end of every level by having a big sign saying: Misson ? Code: ??????????.

This allowed the user to keep the codes, it was orignal a save funtion, because at the time FPSC had no Save/Load.
So dave created that little programe to save the game via codes, its realy good, I suggest you use Visual basic or somthing to code it, it can come handy for people around here, especialy them that are trying to make a time crisis clone or somthing.

-Nathan.
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Posted: 11th Apr 2008 17:03
I saw that darkfaction and it looks SOOO good, but i know fpsc couldn't generate that many polys without any lag, it was obviously edited in Darkbasic Pro.

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Josh_sg1
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 02:17
If I hired a programmer do you think he could make the game able to support 20,000 poly models?

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Dude232
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 02:36
wow that is really big step so get out the dough and hope somone helps you (not me please)

Plystire
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 03:15
For FPSC to support that high of a poly count PER model, it would require some massive optimization to engine just to free up some processing power to handle it all.

It's not that you CAN'T use those kind of models, it's that those models wouldn't allow the engine to run very well.

With that said, you'd have to dish out quite a bit of money to make the programmer feel like it's worth his time and effort.

As a guideline... I got paid $300+ for an 8 hour source job. This kind of thing might take weeks or months to do.


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Candle_
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 04:32
Find a different engine.



Ocho Geek
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 10:55
most proffesional programmers dont know DBPRO i think

Aertic
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 13:58
Quote: "Dont know what you mean by that, but.
Darkfaction had its own launcher so that all missons were given a unquie code that allowed the user to pass on througout the game, this code was given out at the end of every level by having a big sign saying: Misson ? Code: ??????????.

This allowed the user to keep the codes, it was orignal a save funtion, because at the time FPSC had no Save/Load.
So dave created that little programe to save the game via codes, its realy good, I suggest you use Visual basic or somthing to code it, it can come handy for people around here, especialy them that are trying to make a time crisis clone or somthing.

-Nathan. "


Uhm, sorry.
I think I have you all confused, because I thought it was a level code, not resizing the grid
Sorry guys.

-Nathan
Zdrok
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Posted: 12th Apr 2008 16:08
They probably use Torque, Unreal, or any other programming engine.

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