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i_hold_the_key
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Posted: 20th Sep 2002 14:28
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Simple question has any one who has there copy all ready made a FPS game yet.Im still waiting for my copy of DB pro!
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Matto
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Posted: 20th Sep 2002 15:40
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theres an FPS tutorial infact that lets you create your first one all be it theirs.., I am in the midst of tryig to get it working.. will let you know how I do it and when..

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Jmansr
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Posted: 21st Sep 2002 08:49
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I've been able to port over the movement and level systems of BBFX. I changed the level system to use BSPs. I'm having trouble loading objects so I'm kinda at a stand still till the next patch gets out. Soon as that comes out though I hope I'll be able to start extensive work on my DBPro remake of Caught in the Crossfire.

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frouboy
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2002 10:13
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its quite easy to create a basic FPS in dbpro. The real problem you'll come up against is trying to devise some sort of entity system for controling/monitoring the actions of the objects that are on the screen.

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Sentinel
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Posted: 8th Dec 2002 10:42
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froubot: What exactly do you mean by that? Is it difficult in DBPro to assign actions to entities--monsters, doors, vehicles, etc.?

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The Wendigo
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Posted: 11th Dec 2002 03:43
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DBPro is built for maximum diversity of games, therefore, even rudemintary AI has been left out. The best plan of attack is to either create your own functions you can assign to any object in DBP or find someone who already has.

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