FOnline Engine - Revision history

Marko at 03:15, 23 April 2012

2012-04-23T03:15:56Z

Wipe: sdk release

2010-09-05T02:55:20Z

sdk release

Scypior: /* Games based on the FOnline Engine */

2010-08-16T08:47:08Z

‎Games based on the FOnline Engine

Izual at 14:45, 24 March 2010

2010-03-24T14:45:13Z

Gunduz: moved FOnline engine to FOnline Engine

2010-02-18T14:20:17Z

moved FOnline engine to FOnline Engine

Izual: Created page with 'The '''FOnline Engine''' is an online game engine, meant to support Fallout and Fallout 2 graphics as well as the other games files (.dat, ...). The development of FOnlinâ€¦'

2010-02-06T18:20:50Z

Created page with 'The '''FOnline Engine''' is an online game engine, meant to support Fallout and Fallout 2 graphics as well as the other games files (.dat, ...). The development of FOnlinâ€¦'

New page

The '''FOnline Engine''' is an online game engine, meant to support [[Fallout]] and [[Fallout 2]] graphics as well as the other games files (.dat, ...). The development of FOnline Engine started in early 2004, developed by a Russian team, and has never been connected to any Interplay or Bethesda project. FOnline stands for Fallout Online.

The engine allows players to play together in a fallout world, travelling across the same worldmap, meeting the same NPCs, fighting [[creatures]] together and achieving quests. Each player's progress is stored in its pip-boy (The [[quests]] progress for example), gain [[experience]] and [[levels]] based on his individual actions, and so on.

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 == Games based on the FOnline Engine ==
 * [[FOnline: The Life After]], made by the developer of the FOnline Engine,
-* [[FOnline: 2238]], made by the [[Rotators]].
+* [[FOnline: 2238]], made by the [[Rotators]]. More about the [[GUI]].

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-The '''FOnline Engine''' is an online game engine, meant to support [[Fallout]] and [[Fallout 2]] graphics as well as the other games files (.dat, ...). The development of FOnline Engine started in early 2004, developed by a Russian team, and has never been connected to any Interplay or Bethesda project. FOnline stands for Fallout Online.
+The '''FOnline Engine''' is an online game engine, meant to support [[Fallout]] and [[Fallout 2]] graphics as well as the other games files (.dat, .frm, ...). The development of FOnline Engine started in early 2004, developed by a Russian team, and has never been connected to any Interplay or Bethesda project. FOnline stands for Fallout Online.
 The engine allows players to play together in a fallout world, travelling across the same worldmap, meeting the same NPCs, fighting [[creatures]] together and achieving quests. Each player's progress is stored in its pip-boy (The [[quests]] progress for example), gain [[experience]] and [[levels]] based on his individual actions, and so on.
 == Games based on the FOnline Engine ==
 * [[FOnline: The Life After]], made by the developer of the FOnline Engine,
 * [[FOnline: 2238]], made by the [[Rotators]].

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 == Games based on the FOnline Engine ==
 * [[FOnline: The Life After]], made by the developer of the FOnline Engine,
-* [[FOnline: 2238]], made by the [[rotators]].
+* [[FOnline: 2238]], made by the [[Rotators]].

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	The engine allows players to play together in a fallout world, travelling across the same worldmap, meeting the same NPCs, fighting [[creatures]] together and achieving quests. Each player's progress is stored in its pip-boy (The [[quests]] progress for example), gain [[experience]] and [[levels]] based on his individual actions, and so on.		The engine allows players to play together in a fallout world, travelling across the same worldmap, meeting the same NPCs, fighting [[creatures]] together and achieving quests. Each player's progress is stored in its pip-boy (The [[quests]] progress for example), gain [[experience]] and [[levels]] based on his individual actions, and so on.
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		+	== Games based on the FOnline Engine ==
		+	* [[FOnline: The Life After]], made by the developer of the FOnline Engine,
		+	* [[FOnline: 2238]], made by the [[rotators]].