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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Tutorial- FPSC- How to get .x models into fpsc_ Video tutorial

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Indy Dude
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Hey guys, This is my first video tutorial. It shows you how to get .x models into fpsc.

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crispex
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Posted: 7th Jan 2009 21:39
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Very nice! This will certainly help those who are looking into making custom media for their games.

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Indy Dude
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Thanks man, hope others enjoy!
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Rampage
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You should upload it to youtube for more views


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Gunn3r
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I've got it, Indy Dude. I'll put it on Gunn3r Games.

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ninja9578
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1.4GB

What codec did you use? It says that Quicktime needs additional software to play it. Can you encode it in m4v format?

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Indy Dude
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@rampage: I'll do that.
@gunn3r: Thanks man
@ninja: I'm not sure, it will simply play on windows media.
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TZap
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Nice work mate. You can reduce the avi size using windows movie maker.
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Indy Dude
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alright i'll remember that
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crispex
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AVI is a huge file type. You might just want to consider using MPEG encoding, or MPEG2. They are both very small, an the quality is not affected nearly as much as other lighter types.

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Indy Dude
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Alright man. I'll remember this stuff.
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