A new version of FPS Creator X10 has been released, now at V1.08, which includes some minor fixes and support for Model Pack 3 for X10, which has now been added to your Order History if you own this model pack. The new version now includes a serial code check, so make sure you have your DVD case handy to re-enter your serial code within the software. We have added this to support the impending release of the downloadable version of the product. More information on this will be revealed in a future issue. The latest changes in V1.08 include:
FPS Creator Model Pack 63
Are you a great modeller, but don't have the time to create an entire model pack? Do you have some great models sitting on your hard drive collecting dust? Have you ever wanted to turn your modelling hobby into a source of income but did not know how to sell them? Or maybe you already sell your models via other online channels?
The Game Creators have created a new portal which answers all these questions, and makes it effortless for you to sell your models to the entire FPS Creator community. If you believe you can produce high quality game models to the standards expected from the community, email Rick Vanner with sample screenshots of your finished models. If you pass the grade, you will be given access to our beta program to upload and test your content with the latest version of FPS Creator. You can set a price for your model and even include preview art and a description for your item. When the store goes live with your content, you will get a 50% split of all revenues your model generates, and because the store is built into the heart of FPS Creator you can be sure thousands of users will be browsing your models time and time again.
The Game Creators are looking for content ranging from simple domestic models - such as tables and chairs - all the way through to animated characters and fiendish weapons. We will provide you with help in the form of MAX files to rig your animations, applications to produce preview shots of your model and support you as you prepare and upload your models. The great news is that ultimately we'll be rolling the store out to our other game creation products so whether your customers are painting a level in FPS Creator or compiling assets for their latest Dark Basic Pro project, with a single click of a button they can be transported to the store to check our your models.
We have completed the finishing touches to Model Pack 3 for FPS Creator X10 and thisis now available in your Order History, if you are an exisiting owner. Note, you will need the V1.08 update to FPSC X10, as detailed in the previous article. The pack includes fixes which make third party assets less inclined to fail when running them through the X10 engine. Due to the way in which X10 is optimised, there are often substantial changes required to models and assets before they can work best in X10, and as each model pack is converted to X10 the process shall become increasingly faster. Model Pack 3 features an extensive collection of new rooms, platforms, structures, doors and windows for your DirectX 10 creations.
3D World Studio is an intuitive modelling application, including features like lightmapping, constructive solid geometry, vertex manipulation, translucent and masked shadow effects, and an improved entity system. New tools in the latest version include slice, extrude face, and arch primitives. Visit the 3D World Studio page for full details.
I used CharacterFX for animation, it's a cheap and straightforward animation package, works very well with DBPro. There are other cheap animation packages like Fragmotion for example, which work in much the same way. One thing that I've learned is that you can never get all the animations right straight away, things always need tweaked, so I expect Bruces animations will change during the course of this project.
This entry demonstrates many aspects. It starts with modelling from primitives to create a very convincing spider. The texturing completes the effectiveness of the model. Animation is applied to the spider to bring it to life in an extremely lifelike manner, and finally it is tracked across the landscape by a wandering camera.
After the release of FPS Creator, The Game Creators have since released 72 Model Packs for FPS Creator. These packs vary in new entities, characters, sprites, segments and weapons. It is not known if these packs can be used in FPS Creator X10, however The Game Creators are working on it, and Model Pack 16 has X10 support. Model Packs are a collection of animated models, segments and weapons. These are created by the FPS Creator community and have given permission for The Game Creators to compile and market them. you get two for free.
FPS Creator (FPSC for short, now called FPS Creator Classic = FPS Creator X9) is a classic and foolproof First Person Shooter game engine bringing stunning visuals. It was developed by The Game Creators in 2008, then it changed its name to FPS Creator Classic in 2016 and was released as a free and fully open-source project with many model packs on GitHub. As a result, FPS Creator X10 became its final version update, which should be the predecessor of GameGuru.
Over the years FPS Creator Classic released a lot of model packs, some created officially and some created by third parties. Those artists have generously agreed to release their packs for free as part of this open source project.
You may notice some model pack numbers missing. Some authors are continuing to maintain and sell their packs to this day. For example if you would like any of EAI's awesome characters and weapons you'd have to visit his site directly to purchase.
A cyborg rabbit, T-Hoppy was created as a living weapon by Doctor Kiln (by combining an unexplainably disfigured Hoppy from ClayFighter 2 with mechanical implants) until he rebelled against his creator. Now T-Hoppy fights to destroy Kiln and regain peace of mind. In addition to great physical strength and cybernetic implants, T-Hoppy is also an accomplished stage magician. In ClayFighter 2, Hoppy had an Austrian accent, poking fun at Arnold Schwarzenegger (Even though he didn't have his implants at the time), and the T in his name refers to Schwarzenegger's role as the Terminator, but Adler chose to go with a generic drill sergeant-style voice to fit his new design. Hoppy is also the only new character from ClayFighter 2 to return, as all of the new characters from that game were removed.
After being dissatisfied with the results of the clay animation in ClayFighter 2, Interplay contacted Danger Productions for the new game's character models and stop motion as it had done on the original ClayFighter.[5] Once the game's characters were sketched out by the artists at Interplay, Danger made the illustrations into maquettes for plastic molds, which were then formed into models with clay, foam, and wire.[6] Interplay directed Danger in filming these figures in various positions with stop motion photography against backlighting. Finally, Interplay digitized the photographs and linked the animation, sound, and player input together with computer scripting tools.[6] These tools had been created during the short production of ClayFighter 2 but had not been fine-tuned until work began on the third entry in the series.[5]
The Statue of Liberty transformed by Dr. Kiln into a living clay creature. Like T-Hoppy, Lady Liberty turned on her creator and seeks to destroy him. Lady Liberty's main weapon is her famous torch, which can be used as a flamethrower.
Digital mission engineering is the use of digital modeling, simulation, and analysis to incorporate the operational environment and evaluate mission outcomes and effectiveness at every phase of the life cycle.
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No matter what platform your UE4 project is targeting, reducing the size of the packaged game can be challenging. In the following guide, we will cover steps you can take to help reduce your projects final package size to be as small as possible using nothing but the tools provided to you in the UE4 Editor.
The easiest and quickest way to reduce your APK package size is to tell UE4 to compress the APK packages during the packing process. To turn on package compression, you need to do the following in the UE4 Editor.
If you have not packaged your game with the Create compressed cooked packages checkmark box enabled you should see a huge difference in size when your project is re-packaged with it enabled. In fact, it is not uncommon for some project's APK packages to be reduced in size by up to 50% when Create compressed cooked packages is enabled.
Enabling both Share Material Shader Code and Share Material Native Libraries will help to reduce the overall package size of your project, but this comes at the cost of increased loading times. To enable this option in your UE4 project, you will need to do the following:
Enabling this option will make sure that none of the content that the UE4 Editor uses will be packaged in your project. Note that enabling this could cause issues with missing content in projects that might make use of the Editor content. To enable these two options in your UE4 project, you will need to do the following:
One often overlooked area that can lead to the bloating of your projects APK package sizes is failing to correctly set up project's options, like which level should be used by default, or which level is used for level transitions. To set which level (or levels) should be used for this type of interaction, you can do the following. 2ff7e9595c
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