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FPSC Classic Scripts / how does one create and FPi file?

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sweldon
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 04:06
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how does one create or make an FPI file for hit points/hard points in a model?

What thing may be can be , but most of all might be of what might or might not come from all thing within what you see hear or may have around you.
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gozzy1999
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Posted: 7th Mar 2012 19:46
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there an appear script for headshots

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raymondlee306
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Posted: 8th Mar 2012 04:03
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There is a bone detection program (sorry can't remember name) where you can load a model and move your mouse over the model to see the names of the bones. You can then adjust the parameters (look at the stock fpe character models to suit.
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gozzy1999
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Posted: 8th Mar 2012 09:06
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scenecomanderslimbdetector it is in your fps creator directory i carn't use it(i don't know how) but its the thing your looking for

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The Zombie Killer
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Posted: 8th Mar 2012 11:10 Edited at: 8th Mar 2012 11:17
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@gozzy1999
To use the FPSC limb finder:

1. Place your model in the "models" folder
2. Place the model's texture in the same folder and give it the same name as the model. So, if your model is Wehrmacht.x, and the texture was at first called Wehrmacht_1_D2.dds then the texture should be renamed to Wehrmacht.dds.
3. Open the limb finder and your model should appear in the list.
4. Export the limbs AND the limb names. You will need the limb names if you are using the latest version of FPSC.
5. Open up the characters .fpe file and look for something like this:



below it, paste the limb data (not the names). If you are using Wehrmacht (Unarmed).fpe, then it should now look like this:



Now open up the limb names.
If you are using the Wehrmacht, then it should look like this:



These refer to the limb numbers that you will now use for that entity when using the scalelimb, hidelimb and showlimb commands. For example, to hide the wehrmacht's head, you would do this:



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gozzy1999
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Posted: 8th Mar 2012 17:03
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oh lol i didn't do the fpe stuff

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Toffeemouse
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2012 02:02
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and for future reference to make a fpi just make a text document (right click>new text document), type your code in then save it as

filenamehere.FPI /fps/fpe

then underneath that there is a dropdown box, select "all files" then save.



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