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FPSC Classic Product Chat / FPSC V1 build game exe file info

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Zero #43
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Posted: 9th Sep 2005 23:04
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did any ever notice that when you build a game exe, it always says that it was made using FPSC, license TGC, and all this stuff. how do you change that. if you want to sell ur games commercially, and not have public know that you made it with FPSC then you don't want that kinda file text license stuff.

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Posted: 9th Sep 2005 23:08
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You have to have that in there and to be quite honest I think it's courtesy, these guys have put a lot of effort into making a top quality package.

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Mr Flowerkohl
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Posted: 9th Sep 2005 23:32
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Hmm i think its very easy ...just change the icon

yeah...thats the ticket !
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Zero #43
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Posted: 10th Sep 2005 00:13
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not the icon, the file itself, ok, build an exe, goto that exe in a folder, and tell me what you see under the icon of the game exe.

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Zero #43
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@ Mikey F. ya, but i was just wanting to know.

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Zero #43
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one more problem, when i build a six level exe, it builds until the 2nd level, then it says, OBJECT ALREADY EXISTS AT LINE ****** , THE APPLICATION HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM AND NEEDS TO CLOSE...

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Posted: 10th Sep 2005 01:35
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You can use a resource editor.
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manic miner
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in response to Zero #43....I think your quite right...the icon displaying an advert for the game you created shows everyone that you created it using FPSC Game made by FPSC Game Ltd.
I suspect the solution is simple...you will need to find a propertys version info editor or phaps open yr program in a hex editor & hex it out.
It has nothing to do with courtesy.
If you want to tell people what you made your game with then tell them...if you dont you shouldnt have too.
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Zero #43
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Posted: 10th Sep 2005 23:01
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ya, see, thanks, and what about the other problem i had, with building the 6 level game, and only getting to level 2

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