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Zapper
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05/02/2003
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435
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22nd August, 2003 at 07:38:23 -
Hey everyone,
I would just like to know what the new features and functions are in MMF, because I might get it very soon
Ive used TGF for years and I think I will upgrade
So im just wondering whats new?
So can you please tell me all the new cool stuff and features
Thanks,
Zapper
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Pete Nattress
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23/09/2002
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4811
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22nd August, 2003 at 08:22:08 -
there's too much to list. but i'll try (correct me if i'm wrong, people)
- 10000 active object limit (vs 260 for TGF)
- improved animation editor
- many more powerful extensions, including the array object and direct show, which lets you plauy DVDs
- larger event limit (i dont know how many exactly)
- directx support
- much more functional level editor and event editor
some people will tell you not to get MMF because its interface sucks. whilst it is not as simple as TGF's, you'll soon get used to it, so dont listen to them (i speak from experience  ).
remember to claim your discount from clickteam if you decide to get MMF! i think it's about 10% so its worth it.
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Zapper
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05/02/2003
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22nd August, 2003 at 12:45:43 -
Thanks for that!
I am getting it very soon now!
I had a go with the trial version, and the interface seemed a little bit confusing, but Im sure I will get used to it
Does it work well on Windows XP?
Because I have a semi-old PC, that is about 500 MHz with Windows 98 that I use TGF on
And I have a very new PC, which has 2.8 GHz with Windows XP, and im thinking of using it on that
So which should I use it on?
And is there anything else I need to keep in mind before installing?
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NightShade
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15/05/2003
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22nd August, 2003 at 13:21:31 -
You will get used to the interface after about three or four days. MMF works well on my disgustingly old 300MHz PC (buggin' me dad to get a new one.) So there is no reason it shouln't work well on a 500MHz one.
Clicking; a hobby, an addiction, an obsession.
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Liam Dawe
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21/08/2003
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22nd August, 2003 at 13:47:23 -
Dont worry about pc specs my brothers pc is 200mhz and it runs fine, i used to use TGF Pro for a year and then got mmf 1.2 thought it was brill so i upgraded again to 1.5, when u first use it - it is confusing but as he said you learn to love it, people may say it sucks...but its harder because you have many more options, are you getting home or pro?
www.byond-gaming.net
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Zapper
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05/02/2003
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435
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23rd August, 2003 at 17:14:25 -
Im getting the home version
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Silveraura
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08/08/2002
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23rd August, 2003 at 17:33:43 -
I agree with Pete though, the MMF interface isn't as easy as TGF's because it has many more windows to get used too. But you do need to take time & get used to it. Plus you can edit the menu bars to best suit your liking. 
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Crystal Clear (H.E.S)
Possibly Insane 
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06/10/2002
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23rd August, 2003 at 18:51:07 -
Plus theres many more Events, MANY MANY MANY Extensions e.t.c, its way more powerful, people cant hack it like .gam when you Build it in MMF its just an .EXE.
and Better at Compression.
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http://www.distinctiv-efair.com/heretic/studios
Crystal Clear Productions: http://www.distinctiv-efair.com/heretic/crystalclear
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Zapper
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05/02/2003
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435
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24th August, 2003 at 05:16:29 -
OOOH sounds great!
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