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FPSC Classic Scripts / How to Edit .fpi's in Notepad

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CoffeeGrunt
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Posted: 19th Jan 2008 18:53
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This question has been asked a few times by new-comers and people trying to learn scripting......

It's a basic video tut of how to use notepad to save .fpi files....

There is no sound and I recommend you view it in full-screen due to the fact that the writing comes out kinda small on the video...

It's in the download, so I hope i don't hear any more questions on how to use notepad now....

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Thraxas
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Posted: 20th Jan 2008 11:01
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How do I use Notepad?

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Plystire
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Isn't it ironic how people who can barely use a computer as-is to do what they want it to, are wanting to develop for it?

Lol @ Thraxas. For a moment, I thought someone was being serious.


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CoffeeGrunt
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Posted: 20th Jan 2008 13:14
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Huh?

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Keo C
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Quote: "Isn't it ironic how people who can barely use a computer as-is to do what they want it to, are wanting to develop for it?"

And then they buy a product for making games and can't figure it out and milk the forums for help, thinking it's our duty as people who come to this forum.


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Plystire
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Posted: 21st Jan 2008 06:48
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Lol @ Keo.

@coffee grunt:

I was just saying that I find it humorous that people who can barely get by with basic computer skills are wanting to develop a game for the computer.


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David C
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Posted: 21st Jan 2008 14:58 Edited at: 21st Jan 2008 14:59
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Quote: "How do I use Notepad? "


okay I will help you

1. click on the fpi file

2. It will ask what to use to open it

3. go to select what to open from list

4. then scroll down until you see notepad tada!

p.s. but buddy if you don't know how to do that than oh dear why did you buy software

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Posted: 22nd Jan 2008 12:31
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Quote: "p.s. but buddy if you don't know how to do that than oh dear why did you buy software"


I think he was being facetious.


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Jesper
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Thank youuu!!!!!! I have many sripts, but i didn't know how make them working!! Thank you very much!!

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Posted: 7th Apr 2008 20:39
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No problem, I didn't think anyone used this anymore.....


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