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Making 1942 demos

dangerman · 2003-11-17 00:12:30

hello everyone, i don't actually own bf1942 yet, but was wondering if it's easy to make demos from it. as in, playing online, record a demo as you would in half life. Thanks.

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17-11-2003 1:12am

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dangerman

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hello everyone,

i don't actually own bf1942 yet, but was wondering if it's easy to make demos from it.

as in, playing online, record a demo as you would in half life.

Thanks.

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#2 17-11-2003 1:23am
dangerman

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ok duh,

did more digging on this and found this post

http://www.bf42.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=46358

still, if any1 has any info on it, let me know.

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#3 17-11-2003 1:29am
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There is no actual inbuilt way to record Demos with Battlefield [as you can do in Half Life]. The only way that you can record a demo is to use 3rd party software, such as fraps.

Fraps would be the main tool used for creating demos/Battlefield videos in the community. Though I have not used it much [havent touched it in months] I have been told that you do need a good bit of ram for it.

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#4 17-11-2003 1:40am
dangerman

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yeah, i saw fraps.

and the ram is a big concern.

ah well, guess give the free version a try once i get a copy of bf and give it a whirl.

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