Reality Factory

It'd be great, but I don't think there's anyone left committed to it.

I presume RF is no longer an active project? Been following it for a few years now, it was outdated then, I would presume by now there is so much lacking that there is no point completely updating, but rather starting from scratch would be the only worthwhile option. I guess that's also what RF2 aim...

Is this completely dead then? It's been a long wait, and there's been no replies for a long time, I presume nothing has been done since then the project has been cancelled?

Just wondering how the work on RF2 has been going, and if there's a release date(Sort of) for the next version.

Good to see everythings coming along, it sounds quite good so far, Keep the screens coming fast(As fast as you can make it ).

Is this going along well, are we set for the next release(Im guessing the first with the new mascot) before 2011?

Good to see theres still work going on for this, is there a projected date for the BETA?, obviously we'll have to take it with a pinch of salt as things pop up, and we all have education and a social life to cater.

Am i correct in saying to get the effects you press the C V B and N buttons. Or is there more?

When i load "RFOgre_d" from that binary file, it comes up with a Visual C++ runtime error saying- This application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way. Please contact the applications support team. EDIT- I ran it as Admin and it fixed the problem, but then it says it didnt find ...

Where can i learn this code? ive been googleing everything but nout comes up.

Good to see so much as been done.

Is there anything i can do to gt ready for making a game using RF2, like scripting, or do i have to wait until the release and use the tools included, also is the march 2010 released date confirmed or will it be later/earlier than march.

Ive tried other ways but thats my initial idea of putting it in.

KP=self.key_pressed; switch(KP) { ... } You should use IsKeyDown() with many if-statements instead of key_pressed with a switch-structure. Right now the script registers only the key press for a single key. And obviously that's not very good. :) As I see it, the other code you posted is just a bunc...

What software is used to create them?