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Game Help / Which version of DirectX does FeralHeart use? (FIXED)
« on: November 22, 2015, 11:12:21 pm »
Quick question. Which version of DirectX does FeralHeart use? Nine? Ten? 11?
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Game Help / Does Feral-Heart support FLAC files for music mods?
« on: September 19, 2015, 01:50:52 am »
Out of curiosity, does Feral-Heart support FLAC files for in-game music, sounds, mods, etc.?
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Other Mods/Creations / Crusoe's SweetFX Preset for Feral-Heart (UPDATED 9/19/15)
« on: September 15, 2015, 12:09:13 pm »
I have finally developed my own SweetFX preset for Feral-Heart. This is my very first one, I'm planning on making more in the future. Make sure you click on them, so you can see the difference.
Some comparisons. First is original, second is SweetFX.
You may download it from here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/axo0mrzr7co3ie7/Feral-Heart+SweetFX+%28v0.1+By+crusoe2003%29.zip
Instructions on how to install it are included in the 'INTRSUCTIONS.txt' file. C:
UPDATE: I have released a second version. It has a bit more powerful anti-aliasing. I have also fixed a splitscreen thing. C:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/fd2t43i1twyru25/Feral-Heart+SweetFX+%28v0.2+By+crusoe2003%29.zip
HOW TO INSTALL:
1. Extract ZIP.
2. Copy/Move all the files you extracted into your Feral-Heart directory.
3. Start the game, and tada! C:
SweetFX starts on it own. To turn it off, press F12. ^~^
Some comparisons. First is original, second is SweetFX.
You may download it from here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/axo0mrzr7co3ie7/Feral-Heart+SweetFX+%28v0.1+By+crusoe2003%29.zip
Instructions on how to install it are included in the 'INTRSUCTIONS.txt' file. C:
UPDATE: I have released a second version. It has a bit more powerful anti-aliasing. I have also fixed a splitscreen thing. C:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/fd2t43i1twyru25/Feral-Heart+SweetFX+%28v0.2+By+crusoe2003%29.zip
HOW TO INSTALL:
1. Extract ZIP.
2. Copy/Move all the files you extracted into your Feral-Heart directory.
3. Start the game, and tada! C:
SweetFX starts on it own. To turn it off, press F12. ^~^
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Game Discussion / Do you think there is SweetFX for Feral-Heart?
« on: September 14, 2015, 10:19:30 pm »
Recently, I have been messing around with ENB and SweetFX with some other games. Then the question came to my mind:
Do you think there is a SweetFX preset for Feral-Heart and can SweetFX work with Feral-Heart? We all know that ENB works, so possibly SweetFX may work as well?
To me, it seemed like a pretty interesting question. Have any of you tried out SweetFX on FH. If you haven't, do you think it can work?
Do you think there is a SweetFX preset for Feral-Heart and can SweetFX work with Feral-Heart? We all know that ENB works, so possibly SweetFX may work as well?
To me, it seemed like a pretty interesting question. Have any of you tried out SweetFX on FH. If you haven't, do you think it can work?
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Miscellaneous Tutorials / Crusoe's guide to installing FH on Linux
« on: May 04, 2015, 10:48:55 pm »
Hello everyone! Been a while since I posted anything, but here I have returned with a tutorial on how to install FH on Linux. Let's get to it!
First, you're going to need to install Wine on your Linux. What is Wine? Wine is an open source program for Linux and Mac that allows you to run executable files (.exe files) on them. This tutorial will show how to install Wine as well as how to install FH on Linux.
FOR UBUNTU AND DERIVATIVES:
1. First, open up your terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T On most Linux distros)
2. Copy and paste the following commands in this order:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y wine1.7
3. And there you go! Simple! You just installed Wine on your Linux Distro. (Note: May be different depending on your Linux distro. I have tested this on Ubuntu, Lubuntu and Linux Mint.) Now we'll get into running FH.
4. Download the FH Game Setup from the site and open up your terminal again.
5. Type in the following command:
cd home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/Downloads
Then type this: wine FHsetup
Hit enter and the FH Install should pop up. Go through all the install steps. When you're installing DirectX, it will tell you the installation has failed. No worries, you will still be able to play FH using the OpenGL Renderer.
6. Once FH is done installing, find your virtual C drive. It is typically found in you home folder. Look for a folder called ".wine" If it is not there, you may need to enable View Hidden Files in your settings, or you can press Ctrl + H and it should show up. Once inside the folder, go to the folder called drive_c. If you did not change the install destination for FH, you should see a folder called FeralHeart. Open it and launch FeralHeart.exe and there you go! You may now play FH on a Linux distro. Sometimes, you may need to right click on FeralHeart.exe and set the Open With properties to Wine Windows Program Loader.
TIPS: 1. As soon as you launch FH, I suggest you go to the video settings and change your rendering subsystem to OpenGL renderer.
2. I also suggest configuring Wine's application settings to launch most applications in Windows 7 Compatibility. You can do this by typing in this command in the terminal: winecfg
Then, Wine Configuration menu should pop up. Under the applications tab, choose Windows 7. This reduced some of the lag I got when running FH using Wine.
3. If you're having some problems with running FH, try this command: sudo apt-get mesa
This should update your OpenGL Driver.
And, that's it! If you're having problems, please PM me and I'll try my best to help you. Later, I may or may not do a tutorial on how to install DirectX on Linux, for those who want to use the DirectX Renderer, which I do not suggest using, as it is a bit laggy.
UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 4TH 2015
I have tried this out in Linux Mint. Everything works well, and I was able to launch some Impressive Title servers as well! If your Linux distro isn't Ubuntu or a derivative of Ubuntu, then check winehq.org and find a tutorial on how to install it for your specific distro. I may add a tutorial for Arch Linux users soon after I test it.
First, you're going to need to install Wine on your Linux. What is Wine? Wine is an open source program for Linux and Mac that allows you to run executable files (.exe files) on them. This tutorial will show how to install Wine as well as how to install FH on Linux.
FOR UBUNTU AND DERIVATIVES:
1. First, open up your terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T On most Linux distros)
2. Copy and paste the following commands in this order:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y wine1.7
3. And there you go! Simple! You just installed Wine on your Linux Distro. (Note: May be different depending on your Linux distro. I have tested this on Ubuntu, Lubuntu and Linux Mint.) Now we'll get into running FH.
4. Download the FH Game Setup from the site and open up your terminal again.
5. Type in the following command:
cd home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/Downloads
Then type this: wine FHsetup
Hit enter and the FH Install should pop up. Go through all the install steps. When you're installing DirectX, it will tell you the installation has failed. No worries, you will still be able to play FH using the OpenGL Renderer.
6. Once FH is done installing, find your virtual C drive. It is typically found in you home folder. Look for a folder called ".wine" If it is not there, you may need to enable View Hidden Files in your settings, or you can press Ctrl + H and it should show up. Once inside the folder, go to the folder called drive_c. If you did not change the install destination for FH, you should see a folder called FeralHeart. Open it and launch FeralHeart.exe and there you go! You may now play FH on a Linux distro. Sometimes, you may need to right click on FeralHeart.exe and set the Open With properties to Wine Windows Program Loader.
TIPS: 1. As soon as you launch FH, I suggest you go to the video settings and change your rendering subsystem to OpenGL renderer.
2. I also suggest configuring Wine's application settings to launch most applications in Windows 7 Compatibility. You can do this by typing in this command in the terminal: winecfg
Then, Wine Configuration menu should pop up. Under the applications tab, choose Windows 7. This reduced some of the lag I got when running FH using Wine.
3. If you're having some problems with running FH, try this command: sudo apt-get mesa
This should update your OpenGL Driver.
And, that's it! If you're having problems, please PM me and I'll try my best to help you. Later, I may or may not do a tutorial on how to install DirectX on Linux, for those who want to use the DirectX Renderer, which I do not suggest using, as it is a bit laggy.
UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 4TH 2015
I have tried this out in Linux Mint. Everything works well, and I was able to launch some Impressive Title servers as well! If your Linux distro isn't Ubuntu or a derivative of Ubuntu, then check winehq.org and find a tutorial on how to install it for your specific distro. I may add a tutorial for Arch Linux users soon after I test it.
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Introduction / Back from the dead
« on: December 17, 2014, 02:40:16 am »
Hello everyone, and I probably have a bit of explaining to do. First off, I am sorry that I haven't been as active and ran off on you all like that. Now for my excuses...
I had to take a break from Feral-Heart so I went back to some older games that I played like Quake Live, Warframe, Ect.
I also was busy with schoolwork and I recently had a project so I didn't have time to check up on everything going on in this awesome community.
I recently built a gaming computer with my dad for me, so I should be able to get on more often now. Other than that...
I AM BACK FROM THE DEAD!
I had to take a break from Feral-Heart so I went back to some older games that I played like Quake Live, Warframe, Ect.
I also was busy with schoolwork and I recently had a project so I didn't have time to check up on everything going on in this awesome community.
I recently built a gaming computer with my dad for me, so I should be able to get on more often now. Other than that...
I AM BACK FROM THE DEAD!
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Game Help / Map not working (Please Lock)
« on: November 11, 2014, 09:10:28 pm »
I recently downloaded a map and I put everything in the exports folder but when I get on Feral Heart and go to Cape of Distant worlds it does not show up. Could anyone please help?
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Other Games / Does Anyone Still play Burnout Paradise on PS3?
« on: October 28, 2014, 11:34:41 am »
Hi, I have recently got my Burnout Paradise fixed after almost a year since it kept freezing on me and none of my friends online play the game anymore, which for me really feels like a shame as the game is still amazing and all and is still worth playing. Does anyone still play it? If you do please leave PSN Gamertag. Mines is pashko2004.
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Discussion Board / What if Feral-Heart was on Console and iPhone/Android and was Multi-platform?
« on: October 26, 2014, 12:01:48 am »
I just thought about this idea while me and my friend were bike riding, What if you could play Feral-Heart on Consoles and on iPhone/Android/Windows phone and it was Multi-platform? Do you think it would be something interesting? What are you're thought on this?
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Discussion Board / What programming launguages do you know?
« on: October 24, 2014, 08:03:56 pm »
This might be a strange topic for you all but do you know any programming launguages? And if so what are they? I currentlly know a little bit of four programming launguages but not that much. They are : C, C++, Java Script, and my favorite which is Python.