This engine is the code behind 'The game Creator's' FPS Creator development tool, A powerful, yet rough FPS engine. The engine features: • A fully working physics system • Lighting effects • modifiable AI files • Model importing ability • Multi player deathmatch • many stock media files • and many more purchasable model packs While the engine is still rough around the edges, it's being constantly upgraded and improved by it's development team, who aims to squish and destroy as many bugs as possible, and create a powerful, professional, game development tool.

Apr 8, 2018 - After the release of FPS Creator, have since released 72 Model Packs for FPS Creator. These packs vary in new entities, characters, sprites,.

Some are open source, some have a extra licence in it, so you must see what you can use and how! As long it is in a game, I think it is ok to use them commercial or uncommercial. That should not changed at all Converting is not so a big thing for me.

Static and dynamic models convert to static GG models with my programm PredicateC. Characters are a hard task, to change animations and so on and weapons are hard too. But the WW2 weapons from BSP are worth the work I wonder why he not converted these and sell them. If you are getting a white dot it means the X file is missing, or corrupt, or referenced incorrectly, make sure the X file is in the locations being referenced by the FPE and named the same as the FPE. Some of the older FPSC packs had separate folders for meshes and textures so the FPE's specified different folders. Either move the files into the folders it looks for, or change the location in the FPE. Also a lot of the old FPSC entities shared textures, so the texture files may not always be named the same as the models, if you are going to move them around into their own folders etc, makes sure you have moved copies of all the right textures too.

Yea it's probably what belidos said. FPSC used an entity bank, meshbank and texturebank where the fpe and BMP would be in the entity bank, the fpe would reference the.x file from the meshbank and the textures from the texturebank. Game guru however has all the files in the entity bank and so will likely have trouble in referencing the textures & meshes resulting in the white dot your seeing, it's likely to happen for quite a few of the packs that had this file structure so it's always useful to check the fpe and make sure it is referencing the right path. Yup, it's one of the reasons TGC didn't convert everything over to FPSCR/GG from the start, it takes a bit of fiddling around to do it, and with the amount of entities that are available it would have taken too long. Much better this way, we can choose what we want and convert it ourselves. What I might do, if I get time, and Lee and the guys don't mind, is o start converting static entities and upload as they're done upload them to dropbox so those of us on GG can get them without having to mess around.

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