FDG
Created 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:12:51 UTC by
mapper_man
Created 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:12:51 UTC by
mapper_man
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:12:51 UTC
Post #37091
I need the latest FDG file that has func_vehicle where can i get it?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:14:48 UTC
Post #37094
how do i install it?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:19:17 UTC
Post #37096
READ THE TUTORIALS
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:23:24 UTC
Post #37097
I DID
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 02:51:27 UTC
Post #37102
where is it?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 03:46:30 UTC
Post #37110
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 16:58:06 UTC
Post #37248
ty
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 16:59:37 UTC
Post #37249
Hey this ain't a chatboard.
Would you please speak in complete senteces?
Would you please speak in complete senteces?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 19:20:39 UTC
Post #37292
FGD, by the way.
Forge Game Data.
Creepy that I know that, huh?
Forge Game Data.
Creepy that I know that, huh?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 19:27:45 UTC
Post #37296
People who don't know this mustn't call themselves a 'mapper'!
What about CSG, BSP, ZHLT and MHLT?
What about CSG, BSP, ZHLT and MHLT?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-28 19:34:49 UTC
Post #37299
People who don't know this mustn't call themselves a 'mapper'!
Constructed Solid Geometry, Binary Space Partition, Zoner's Half-Life Tools and Merl's Half-Life Tools. (Im guessing on the MHLT)
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 03:26:20 UTC
Post #37353
Hehe, good!
I can't think of any other abbreviations now, at least of none that are not so easy.
I can't think of any other abbreviations now, at least of none that are not so easy.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 03:36:13 UTC
Post #37361
They're pretty easy 
How about EDO? Without looking it up?
How about EDO? Without looking it up?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 03:46:55 UTC
Post #37364
It was supposed to be funny, that's why I put a smilie below it.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 03:53:18 UTC
Post #37368
@7th: Are you talking about EDO-RAM?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 04:00:59 UTC
Post #37369
Extended Data Out Random Access Memory? I think I rember hearing that a while ago, or seeing it on some page. Used in Pentiums and boosts speed. Correct?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 05:16:04 UTC
Post #37381
The name is right, but it is not fast at all.
Afaik EDO-RAM is what they used in times of 368s.
You're talking about RD-RAM, but it's no that good either. DDR2'll come out soon, that one is really fast.
Afaik EDO-RAM is what they used in times of 368s.
You're talking about RD-RAM, but it's no that good either. DDR2'll come out soon, that one is really fast.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 06:39:17 UTC
Post #37394
Yeah - very old.
RD = Rambus Dynamic. Read about it, being prophesised as the new thing in a book from ~2000.
What moron called it DDR2?
RD = Rambus Dynamic. Read about it, being prophesised as the new thing in a book from ~2000.
What moron called it DDR2?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 07:00:40 UTC
Post #37398
What moron called it DDR2?I assume by 'it' you mean the RD-RAM.
Well, no one did.
DDR2 is supposed to become the new standart RAM type soon.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 07:22:38 UTC
Post #37405
No, I mean "Double Data Rate Two"? Not TDR or QDR? That's almost as bad as some guy at my old school making promotional material for "2 Fast 2 Furious 3".
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 08:56:22 UTC
Post #37426
The Double Data Rate means that, in one ramcycle, two datapackages are transfered.
DDR2 does the same, but the overall speed and stuff is higher.
That's why it's still called DDR.
2 Fast 2 Furious 3
DDR2 does the same, but the overall speed and stuff is higher.
That's why it's still called DDR.
2 Fast 2 Furious 3
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 08:59:23 UTC
Post #37427
how about YAAG?
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 09:58:05 UTC
Post #37460
That's easy. Yourself included.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 11:46:56 UTC
Post #37493
what about rtfm
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 12:21:48 UTC
Post #37495
Not to omit "STFW".
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 13:03:26 UTC
Post #37507
So, we know what BSP means. But, do we also know how it works? It's surely an interesting thing to read about... 
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 13:36:27 UTC
Post #37510
Try to search quake, ogl and game programming sites for it.
A friend of mine is a coder and he uses BSP for his game, which makes mapping a lot easier for me.
A friend of mine is a coder and he uses BSP for his game, which makes mapping a lot easier for me.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-29 15:21:00 UTC
Post #37548
I've already searched around somewhat and in the weekend I've manually drawn out some bsp-trees of simple layouts. I'm trying to find out some more about it, it might be good to check the compiler's source code...
It surely helps to 'know thy engine'...
It surely helps to 'know thy engine'...
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