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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / FPS models in DBPro?

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Aikidoka
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Posted: 18th Jul 2010 12:29
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I don't know if this already covered, I couldn't find it, but is there a plugin or any way that FPS models be used in Dark Basic Pro. There are some seriously cool model packs I would buy if they were compatible.
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Mobiius
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Posted: 18th Jul 2010 15:35
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You don't need any plugins. You can just use them!



My signature is NOT a moderator plaything! Stop changing it!
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LBFN
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Posted: 18th Jul 2010 15:39
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The models that are used in FPSC are compatible with DBPro. They simply have additional files that allow them to be used in FPSC. You should be able to use them in your DBPro games.

I'm sure you can search the FPSC Models and Media forum to find a few free models that you can try for yourself before you buy.

So many games to code.......so little time.
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Indicium
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Posted: 18th Jul 2010 23:30
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Quote: "Once purchased the media has been packaged in such a way to enable you to enjoy the content immediately within FPS Creator. This pack can also be used with other applications such as DarkBASIC Professional, however users of other applications or development languages will need to extract and convert the files for use themselves."


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Aikidoka
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Posted: 19th Jul 2010 00:25
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Too easy. Thanks for that. A little bit more research on my behalf and I would have figured that out. thanks for replying.
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