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FPSC Classic Scripts / Possible to take Pictures?

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Twigs Inc
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 02:42
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Is it possible to have the player using a camera and taking pictures similar to Dead Rising?
I've been trying to find any info I can on it but coming up short.
Any help would be great thanks.

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bobert
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 04:52
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well, u could make it so that when u press "F12" it shows a hud for a second and then it takes a screenie and saves it to the game's folder (which it does).

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Twigs Inc
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Thanks, thats a start. Sorry I'm a noob but would it be possible to configure a way to view the pictures in game?

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tigerman 22
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probably not, but I will check the manual for commands that might come in handy.

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Seth Black
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 22:13
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Quote: "...would it be possible to configure a way to view the pictures in game?"


...technically yes. If you designed a script that allowed for the default file names generated by using the F12 command.

Now that I think about it, I'm not sure that the F12 command will work in a compiled game. Need to research that one...


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Twigs Inc
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Thanks for the replies, I'm still digging trying to find an answer.

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CoffeeGrunt
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@Seth black

It does, Urlforce used it to take snaps of us for the Lemur free edition.....

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Seth Black
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...OIC.

Good to know. Taking pictures and displaying them should be possible. Create a HUD script, allowing for the default location and default file names, and it should work like a charm.


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DonChaldo
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BTW where can I get the Lemur Free Edition?
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FPSC CHAT, search it up......

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I suppose it might be worth mentioning that unless you get a mod that allows variables in scripting, I don't think you'd have a very efficient way of bringing up the correct pictures. There's no way to loop in FPI with an incrementing variable that can be concatenated onto the end of a filename, not to mention once you go over the amount of pictures taken, the moment you try to access a picture that doesn't exist... *PING!* Error!!!


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