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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Removing the lives bar?

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Person99
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Is it possible to remove the lives bar? I'm sorry, but I don't like the idea of "Lives" in my games. Can it be done by simply moving it out of view or something? Or will it require script editing or source coding?

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Slayer222
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Posted: 11th Apr 2007 07:23
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You can move it out of the way or delete it both reqire you to build game.
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Posted: 11th Apr 2007 15:45
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Run FPSC.
Go to file.
Click build game.
Go to level settings.
Than i think it was global script.(my FPSC is doing a bit weird so i dont know for sure)

Than you just have to edit the x and y settings.
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Posted: 11th Apr 2007 16:29
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he means like every commercial FPS there ever was... half life naming the first, how you never ran out of lives, you simply loaded the last save (in this case checkpoint)

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Posted: 11th Apr 2007 21:47
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How about giving the co-odinates a negative value
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vorconan
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how about just deleting the pathname for the image and also the numeric value

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Slayer222
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Yeah that too lol
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thats a good option. Did it Work?
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Zdrok
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When I do it, it says "Sprite not found at line 79000" or something like that.


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Person99
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Posted: 14th Apr 2007 00:09 Edited at: 17th Apr 2007 02:14
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If you delete the path name, basically an error comes up saying mod edit
If you just move the X or Y co-ordinates to where it is off the screen, it works =-)

Unless some guy with thirty-thousand computer screens climbs up to the one where he can see the ending corner of lives: "ves: 1".
I don't see what the point would be.

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Quote: "he means like every commercial FPS there ever was... half life naming the first, how you never ran out of lives, you simply loaded the last save (in this case checkpoint)"


Ah, on the contrary, Doom did it before Half-Life. And Wolf3d had a commercial version and it had lives, so not every commercial FPS Though nobody does it anymore...

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