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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Help with fps entity creator

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Small + Cool
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Posted: 2nd Sep 2006 20:24
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i dont know how to get fps entity creator running, so could someone help me? heres a screenie of where i'm to.

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jconxtc
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Posted: 5th Sep 2006 05:26
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wow dood, that is one huge screenie, can you give us something smaller, im not going to wait all day for that to load

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Small + Cool
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Posted: 5th Sep 2006 14:43
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well it has 6 folders saying make entities from x files,tutorial 1,2,3,4,5 if i click on make entities from xfiles it comes up with files, my raw-assets, make entities from xfiles dba file, make entities from xfiles dbpro file and make entities with xfiles dark basic pro project. which one of these do i click on to get the programming running and with what program do i open it with?
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Small + Cool
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Posted: 5th Sep 2006 14:44
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and it doesnt take all day to load it only takes me 15 seconds
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Posted: 5th Sep 2006 18:50
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Watch the videos that are in the tutorial folders.

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Small + Cool
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thanks fred p ive got it going now im such a n00b
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Silvester
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Posted: 5th Sep 2006 21:51
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Why do you think to says tutorial

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Silent Thunder
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rofl, what kind of a screenshot is that???


it almost looks like you used a camera and took a pic of the monitor LOLOLOL.

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Small + Cool
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Posted: 6th Sep 2006 17:46
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i did i dont know any other way
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DamonV
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Hello Small + Cool,

To take a screenshot of your screen, hit the Print Screen key. This will then save a copy of your screen to the clipboard. You can also use Alt + Print Screen so that it only takes a picture of the application or window you have open that you want a picture of.

After you have done this, you can paste it into any graphics program you have; if you don't have any MSPaint will work. From there just save in .jpg format, and it'll be usuable anywhere.

Due note, the .jpg format directly from MSPaint will result in quality and some color loss, but nothing overly serious if quality is not an issue.

Good luck.

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thanks damonv
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Silent Thunder
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lol thats soooo funny!!!!!!

I don't blame you though, i did that long before i learned about print screen.

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