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Pantaloon
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Posted: 10th Jan 2006 22:33
I'm finally trying to make a game but the first ones only going to be 10 levels with three training levels. It's basically to get the hang of things. here are some shots.

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Pantaloon
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Posted: 10th Jan 2006 22:34
heres the other

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Pantaloon
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Posted: 10th Jan 2006 22:35
What's a good time length of a level? i feel like im making my levels too short. but some rooms are slow when others are really smooth.

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FPSMaker Man
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 01:09
I guess it depends on the type of game. If you're doing something like Halo, where the game is based on quick, dynamic action, you'll want maybe 15-20 rooms minimum, because you just blast through eveerything in one fell swoop. Now if it's more like Call of Duty (especially COD2), you can loose up a bit, because the enemies are harder, and more interesting, so you can maybe do 10-15 rooms or one large outdoor area.

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Bloodeath 6 6 6
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 04:09
First screenie...nice it looks...Different...second screenie...i dont think should have been posted...it looks to normal...for your next screenie post a good shot like you did for the first one..

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Tinyschu
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 07:14
The first screenie looks good, but the framerate... 6 FPS, OUCH!!! That has to be the lowest I have seen yet, and I am using only a laptop. To cut down on frame rate issues, start using Statics more than Dyanamics. Don't ask why because I really don't know that much about it other than Statics are created into the levels terrain. I do like the quality and textures of each object though, nice job!

I am new, if I am wrong notify me please.

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Shadows Back
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 10:12
looking good Pantaloon and can someone exsplain what 6 FPS means please?

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Vlad
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 16:30
6 Frames per Second. Meaning that each second the screen is refreshed 6 times. The lower the FPS the less smooth the game will look.

A typical movie has (almost) 24 FPS, for you to have an idea. Some games go up through the roof so they feel more... "real".

Hope this explains.

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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 17:17
yeah thanks

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