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FPSC Classic Models and Media / LETTERS - Indiana Jones style :P

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Teh Frm4terer
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 06:05
First ever contribution ...







I made these for a puzzle game I am making, but i thought i should put back into the community I stalk...

These tectures are basically Silver/Metallic letters carved into rock, which can be put on top of the false walls (or some square object) to create alphabet stepping stones so to speak...

Great for a puzzle game, or action such as Indiana Jones...

To Use:

1. Put the "Letters" folder somewhere in you Texturebank (such as WW2 signs etc.)

2. Open FPSC

3. Place a prefab and/or segments.

4. Find the falsewalls (or a similiar alternative). Set it to 'Static' and change the texture to one of the letters.

5. Rotate it to match the ground. Place a Killzone or similiar on the letters you want them not to walk on.


I am currently trying to figure out a way to make the wrong letters break under the players feet, but I am quickly running out of ideas...

Remember: first contribution, so go easy

Ia Cthulhu...

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bobert
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 17:13
cool.

in the immortal words of cheeshead you are a forum ruiner guy!
Leaning Objects To The Side
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 17:20
Teh Frm4terer I think that you did a Great Job!! it's different i really like it... btw...thanks for the download. keep up the good work.


Cheers,
Tanya.
Deathead
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Posted: 24th Feb 2008 20:50
I must say "lol" haha. Font looks nice.

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