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FPSC Classic Work In Progress / screens plus help ?

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Hammer
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in this pic does anyone know why when i try to put a wall in, it draws one side and the other side is plain white instead of the brick pattern? its jpeg textures i made and converted in magic fps.

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Hammer
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heres another pic

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Zero #43
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Posted: 6th Mar 2006 03:57
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try making them .tga files instead

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and another. the blue wall in the middle is supposed to be brick but for some reason is drawing either just the blue side or plain white.

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thanks zero will try that.

thanks for quick response.

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if its not the .tga problem, then its probably the magic fps program

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how do i go about changing to .tga files?

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goto google and type in: DDS Converter 2

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got the converter but when i try to convert its saying not a power of 2 failure. know what im doing wrong zero?

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umm, try changing the converter settings

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thanks zero got it working with your help.

this is kind of my fun project. it looks like a cartoon,
but is not for kids. got some dirty words, and lots of violence.


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Hammer
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hmmmm still getting that white wall, using .tga files now.

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SpyDaniel
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Posted: 6th Mar 2006 15:05
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Power of 2 is when you times 2 by 2, then that number (4) by 4, and so on. FPSC only allows 128, 256 and 512 pixel images.
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