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Newcomers DBPro Corner / questions from a newbie

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Plastico
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Posted: 3rd Jun 2004 17:00
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Hey I just got my DBpro in the mail and am very happy! I was wondering a few things though. When I complete a project and would like to give it to people or put it up as freeware possibly, what will I have to do to get it on a webpage? (geocities) will I have to zip the files first ect ect.

I was also wondering, I have played some of the FPS on the game showcase section, and was wondering...do they all have the awsd option for controls? or is just the stone age left right up and down arrows which make it run like a 1993 wolfenstein 3D game?

thanky to all who help me out.
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Phaelax
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Posted: 3rd Jun 2004 17:19
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You can use any key you want for controls. Personally, I like the arrow keys. Anyone who believes wasd is better, feel free to challenge me in UT.

"eureka" - Archimedes
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Dgamer
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You might want to zip it, then upload it to geocities. (via ftp or otherwise.)

As for the fps controls, it depends on the programmer's preference. Some have awsd and some have the arrow keys.

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Plastico
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 17:10
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ya, but doesnt it still all move the same as an old doom game?
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Phaelax
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 21:20
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It'll move however you've programmed it to move.
You could float in the air with returnkey() if you wanted.

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