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Chocolatepie33 at 01:24, 6 May 2012

2012-05-06T01:24:25Z

Kid Matthew at 00:02, 2 August 2011

2011-08-02T00:02:33Z

Porterking at 06:59, 18 July 2011

2011-07-18T06:59:31Z

Hirato: /* I am unable to utilise Alt-TAB or similar functionality */

2011-06-12T16:34:34Z

‎I am unable to utilise Alt-TAB or similar functionality

Hirato: wiki link <_<

2011-06-12T16:34:10Z

wiki link <_<

Hirato: Alt-Tab on macs and stuffies + a minor rant at SDL

2011-06-12T16:32:32Z

Alt-Tab on macs and stuffies + a minor rant at SDL

Hirato: Reverted edits by Hearme (Talk) to last revision by Mike

2010-12-31T02:30:14Z

Reverted edits by Hearme (Talk) to last revision by Mike

Hearme: /* Are there any sandbox user groups? */

2010-12-30T03:08:42Z

‎Are there any sandbox user groups?

Mike: /* How do I add an NPC to the game? */

2010-06-27T12:16:50Z

‎How do I add an NPC to the game?

Windows i7 920: Fixed 2 capitalization errors.

2010-02-19T20:38:20Z

Fixed 2 capitalization errors.

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−	A list of questions we've been asked and the answers ~~too~~ them<br>	+	A list of questions we've been asked and the answers to them<br>
	This is still an FAQ as the order of the questions and answers will be rearranged periodically based on the frequency they've been asked		This is still an FAQ as the order of the questions and answers will be rearranged periodically based on the frequency they've been asked

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	=='''Can I use sandbox maps in (insert fave game here)'''==		=='''Can I use sandbox maps in (insert fave game here)'''==
	:In most cases this can't be done, unless the engine you're using happens to be cube 2, or has support for the cube 2 octree map format. However you can export the map geometry to .obj format using the command /writeobj		:In most cases this can't be done, unless the engine you're using happens to be cube 2, or has support for the cube 2 octree map format. However you can export the map geometry to .obj format using the command /writeobj
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	=='''Can I use sandbox maps in (insert fave game here)'''==		=='''Can I use sandbox maps in (insert fave game here)'''==
	:In most cases this can't be done, unless the engine you're using happens to be cube 2, or has support for the cube 2 octree map format. However you can export the map geometry to .obj format using the command /writeobj		:In most cases this can't be done, unless the engine you're using happens to be cube 2, or has support for the cube 2 octree map format. However you can export the map geometry to .obj format using the command /writeobj
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 Whilst fullscreen with SDL hogging all input, you can not send any input events to anything but the SDL application, with the exception of exclusive events meant for the kernel and events meant for whatever allows SDL such access.
-So basically if you don't wish to be afflicted by this stupidity, run sandbox in windowed mode. This can be achieved by using the [[Cmdline_arguments -t command line option]], manually entering /fullscreen 0 in game or toggling the option in the options menu.<br>
+So basically if you don't wish to be afflicted by this stupidity, run sandbox in windowed mode. This can be achieved by using the [[Cmdline_arguments| -t command line option]], manually entering /fullscreen 0 in game or toggling the option in the options menu.<br>
 Linux/FreeBSD users can also opt to start sandbox in windowed mode and change it to fullscreen using your window manager. For example using KDE + Kwin, right click the title or press alt - F3, go to advanced and select fullscreen.

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 Whilst fullscreen with SDL hogging all input, you can not send any input events to anything but the SDL application, with the exception of exclusive events meant for the kernel and events meant for whatever allows SDL such access.
-So basically if you don't wish to be afflicted by this stupidity, run sandbox in windowed mode. This can be achieved by using the [Cmdline_arguments -t command line option], manually entering /fullscreen 0 in game or toggling the option in the options menu.<br>
+So basically if you don't wish to be afflicted by this stupidity, run sandbox in windowed mode. This can be achieved by using the [[Cmdline_arguments -t command line option]], manually entering /fullscreen 0 in game or toggling the option in the options menu.<br>
 Linux/FreeBSD users can also opt to start sandbox in windowed mode and change it to fullscreen using your window manager. For example using KDE + Kwin, right click the title or press alt - F3, go to advanced and select fullscreen.

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 :'''A2:''' Lower the resolution
 :'''A3:''' Try turning shaders off
 == '''Are there weapons in Sandbox?''' ==

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 =='''Are there any sandbox user groups?'''==
 :In short no, if there are any, we're not aware of them
 =='''Can I use sandbox maps in (insert fave game here)'''==
 :In most cases this can't be done, unless the engine you're using happens to be cube 2, or has support for the cube 2 octree map format. However you can export the map geometry to .obj format using the command /writeobj

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 =='''How do I add an NPC to the game?'''==
-Take a look at village.cfg and savetheprincess.cfg which are located in the packages/base folder.  You can open them with a text editor such as notepad or wordpad.  If you check out where the models are listed you'll notice near the end of the savetheprincess.cfg that there is mmodel rc/pink  This is the princess.  To add this to your own map you can either copy this config and rename it to exactly what your map is named, or you can create your own config and add it at the bottom of the list.  To create your own config all you have to do is create a new text document, name it exactly how your map is spelled and change the .txt at the end to .cfg  [http://www.svn.kids.platinumarts.net/32pas32/trunk/packages/base/savetheprincess.cfg Savetheprincess.cfg for reference]
+Take a look at village.cfg and savetheprincess.cfg which are located in the packages/base folder.  You can open them with a text editor such as notepad or wordpad.  If you check out where the models are listed you'll notice near the end of the savetheprincess.cfg that there is mmodel rc/pink  This is the princess.  To add this to your own map you can either copy this config and rename it to exactly what your map is named, or you can create your own config and add it at the bottom of the list.  To create your own config all you have to do is create a new text document, name it exactly how your map is spelled and change the .txt at the end to .cfg  [http://www.svn.kids.platinumarts.net/32pas32/trunk/packages/base/fps/savetheprincess.cfg Savetheprincess.cfg for reference]
 =='''How do I make an NPC talk and/or give quests?'''==