Reality Factory

If you want to use world geometry, the Arch template can provide segments of a hollow cylinder. If your geometry requires more details or a special shape I would create an actor file and place it in the level using a StaticMesh or StaticEntityProxy entity.

Vertex wrote:Another question , how can I simulate sunlight source with lights cast shadows?

There's only code for point lights and spotlights in the engine, so the best you can do to have a sunlight that casts stencil shadows is to put a point light far away from the player.

The only chance to avoid this (without changing the engine code) is to make the skybox larger than the light's radius.

There is none cause money can't buy me time.
If you're looking for more powerful software, then there are plenty of alternatives to Reality Factory like Unreal Engine, Unity etc.

aicd99 wrote:

QuestOfDreams wrote:Updated the zip file to include the manifest file, though it's really simple to generate it ...

you didn't

I did

Updated the zip file to include the manifest file, though it's really simple to generate it ...

I already gave you the answer to that question. Visual Studio 6 and above + MFC.

See RF 0.78.0

What kind of tool?

Seriously? Sorry, but no I won't.

aicd99 wrote:Does that source code opens with Visual studio.NET 2002 or Visual Studio 2010

Probably in both, I used Visual Studio 2010.

That means it won't work in windows 95,98,Me and 2000

They're dead, Jim.

Also note, that - in contrast to the Reality Factory source code - for compiling the RFEditPro source code, the Visual Studio Express Edition is not sufficient, because it does not come with MFC, which the editor code depends on. (At least it has been that way when I last checked).

The source code in the Downloads section is that of RFEditPro Version 0.71.0.0 (2011-07-25)

aicd99 wrote:Also why the quickviewer of rfedit pro isn't working ?

It does work in the latest version.

aicd99 wrote:Could you make screenshots or videos for proof

Do a google search, there are plenty of tips on setting up include paths in Visual Studio.

PS: You are aware that the RFEditPro code depends on the Genesis3D engine code, are you?