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swamidude
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Hi guys,

My question is: How can you get/apply the really nice shaders and stuff which have been used in countless games by users of FPS Creator?

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Shiv

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Tempest
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Well, Bond1 has some really nice shaders, and so do other forum members. maybe look around, and make sure you have "Full Shader Effects" on in your prefrences. I belive FPSC comes default with some shaders, too. Oh, and to apply them, you right click on an entity, go down to (optional, I think it is?), go to "effect" and choose the shader from the effect bank, so, to say, make a light light up and be all shiny and brightness, choose "illuminationmap.fx"
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swamidude
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Thanks, but how can I apply these shaders (the ones which come with FPSC)?

As in, put them into my game?



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didnt you read

Quote: "Oh, and to apply them, you right click on an entity, go down to (optional, I think it is?), go to "effect" and choose the shader from the effect bank, so, to say, make a light light up and be all shiny and brightness, choose "illuminationmap.fx""


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swamidude
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Damn, sorry mate! I think my ipod didn't download the whole message (you know, the mailback stuff).

Thanks for all your help, sorry.

Shiv

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swamidude
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Sorry to double post, but I did what you said, but there was no difference in the appearance of the light bulb!

Does the object have to be dynamic?

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if it is a dynamic object shader then yes

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