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Black Terror
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Posted: 17th May 2006 13:22
How do we assign crosshairs to a gun?

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Avenging Eagle
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Posted: 17th May 2006 17:50
I have a tutorial in my crosshair pack, i'll try and find it...

Or you could just buy the pack
AE

P.S: Sorry for the plug but it was relevant and just so irresistable..

MaarX
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Posted: 17th May 2006 21:06
Black Terror... Read my last post in my thread (You know the one with the Crosshair/Pointer in it)
Silvester
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Posted: 17th May 2006 22:59
AE,

why cant you resist to post that in almost every threath?

Your signature has been erased by a mod because it was too beatifull to look at...
Airslide
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Posted: 18th May 2006 03:37
Quote: "why cant you resist to post that in almost every threath?"


Because he made something great and he wished more people would realize that

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Duke Blue Devils
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Posted: 18th May 2006 03:40
[sarcasm]Yeah cuz crosshairs are really hard to make[/sarcasm]


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Avenging Eagle
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Posted: 18th May 2006 09:28
Duke & Master Mind,
Crosshairs aren't hard to make but you still have to get them into FPSC and that can be tricky. The pack isn't meant to blow you away visually, its real quality comes from the ammount of time saved. Some people do know how to make crosshairs, some can't convert their ideas into a reality, some people are confused about where stuff goes in FPSC: This pack is for them.

Conner94, thanks for your support

AE

MaarX
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Posted: 18th May 2006 15:10
Haha, AE, Get them into FPSC = Tricky??? I thought not... But some are more handsome with computers and that stuff than other. Isn't it?

Yes, I know, some are better in English than others. (I would be one of the 'Others')
lilgamz
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Posted: 19th May 2006 07:17
How could you get blank crosshairs? They alway muck up my screen shots.
FredP
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Posted: 19th May 2006 07:23
If you don't want crosshairs you can delete or change the name of your crosshairs.It is usually crosshair.dds.
save a back up before you do it.

FLa
Where you can find my demo:http://www.savefile.com/files/6970524
lilgamz
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Posted: 19th May 2006 11:34
but will simply deleting the file cause the program to crash ?

Is the crosshair object needed for the collision detection/damage calculation?

It would be fun if the player had to guess where hes shooting.
Benjamin A
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Posted: 19th May 2006 12:00
Get crosshairs into FPSC is tricky? My goodness it's about the easiest thing to do. But as long as AE gets people to believe it's hard they will keep on buying his pack.

Here's how to do it:

First of all create your crosshair. Preferable, create a 64x64 image with a black (RGB 0,0,0) background. It must be black. Now create your crosshair on top of this. Once done, save the file as a 32bit .TGA file (TrueVision Targa Format) in the folder where you gun is located. The filename NEEDS to be crosshair.tga

All guns are located in the files/gamecore/guns folder. In that folder locate the gun which crosshair you want to change either your own created gun or an exsisting gun. Let's assume we're going to change the Scifi Vickers Gun it's crosshair.

In the files/gamecore/guns folder select the scifi folder and then the vickers folder and save the file crosshair.tga in that folder. You will notice a file called crosshair.dds in it also. Before you run FPSC, rename that file to something like original_crosshair.dds This MUST be done, because the engine uses the crosshair.dds in the game. Now run FPSC, pick the Vickers gun and voila a new crosshair will appear. If you go back to the vickers gun folder, you will notice the engine has created a new crosshair.dds file.

So in short, create a 64x64 image and save it as crosshair.tga in the gun folder. Locate the gun, all guns are (and custom guns must be) in a subfolder of the files/gamecore/guns folder. Now rename or delete the crosshair.dds file.

That's it. Imo making crosshairs is about the easiest things in FPSC.

Have fun doing it!

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Black Terror
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Posted: 19th May 2006 13:22
So to make a pack, I just have to save alot of crosshairs in seperate folders as crosshair.tga? Cool.

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Dodic
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Posted: 19th May 2006 14:00
Quote: "So to make a pack, I just have to save alot of crosshairs in seperate folders as crosshair.tga? Cool.
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How cool it is depends on if you are going to ask money for it and start advertising it in a lot of threads like A.E. here, witch wouldn`t have quite the effect that you are hoping for, and wouldn`t make too many friends, but in almost any other case, go for it

Sig. pics are only increasing the loading time of the threads, so why have them...
MaarX
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Posted: 19th May 2006 14:50
Another easy way for creating a Crosshair: (For those that only have Paint, and no very expensive tool )

Programs needed: Paint, DXTBmp (Google for it)

Create your crosshair in colors, and save it as "whateveryoulike.jpg" then edit the crosshair, and make the background black, and the crosshair (The parts you want to see) white, then save as "whateveryoulike.bmp".

Then go to DXTBmp, and open your "whateveryoulike.jpg" thats your crosshair... Now go to Alpha>Import Alpha Channel. Select your "whateveryoulike.BMP" (it has to be BMP), and press OK, now you have your crosshair!

One last step to follow:

Choose Save As, and then save as DDS Texture, then you have 2 options: "Name" And "save as" now DONT choose DDS DXT1 (NOALPHA)
but instead choose DDS DXT1 ...

There you have your crossie
Michael S
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Posted: 30th May 2006 09:01
Starmaart i tried that but it wont work its just a white dot on the screen

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