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Newcomers DBPro Corner / FPS tutorial

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First Person Shooters
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Joined: 23rd Apr 2006
Location: UK
Posted: 23rd Apr 2006 21:04
still stuck,coded and finished but doesnt compile.

if anyboy has a working version of this then please upload for me, cheers.

This is the FPS tutorial, the tutorial you get when you first use DBpro
RUCCUS
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Posted: 24th Apr 2006 06:55
You have the exact same post as this one two posts down, stop double posting. Be patient and wait for someone to help/answer, or try to find your answer somewhere else. In other words, dont double post!

Mr X
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Posted: 24th Apr 2006 11:15 Edited at: 24th Apr 2006 11:16
Keep in mind what RUSSUS said. But if you want us to help you, please post some code,so we know how you did it and can see if anything is wrong. By the way, do it like this: [ code ] code [ /code ], but with no spaces, then it becomes


Goodluck. And dont dubblepost.
First Person Shooters
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Joined: 23rd Apr 2006
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Posted: 24th Apr 2006 16:11
sorry about the double post it was accidental, erm the code is show below, i have tried to get around it and i keep getting an error saying "brackets needed around perimeter"

if wrapvalue (camera angle x(0))>40 and wrapvalue (camera angle x(0))180 then xrotate camera 0,40
if wrapvalue (camera angle x(0))>180 and wrapvalue (camera angle x(0))280 then xrotate camera 0,280

the problem is on them 2 lines shown above, if anybody can help me then that would be great, if anybody has a fully working version oand can pass the code on that would also be great, cheers
Daemon
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Posted: 26th Apr 2006 04:16
The problem with your code is here
Quote: "
(camera angle x(0))180
(camera angle x(0))280
"


Don't you mean to put a =, >, or < ?

Insanity is just a state of mind
spooky
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Location: United Kingdom
Posted: 26th Apr 2006 12:57
As mentioned in your other post, the full tutorial is on your hard disk. In Editor, open project, in help, tutorials, is all the different stages as per the written tutorial.

You code is in there, lines 48 and 49;



Boo!

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