by bewton » Tue May 22, 2012 8:26 am
if you're recording your whole demo in fraps you're wasting time and LOTS OF HD SPACE. basically you only want to record areas you want to put in a movie. When you get to that point hit your hot key in fraps to start recording. then when the clip is done hit that hot key. You can record as many clips as you want within a demo. Fraps will make each one a seperate video file too. Fraps tends to give sup-par quality, if you're looking to get better quality you'll want to use the startmovie command within the half-life console. This is a much more time-consuming process but it produces results. Here's a link on how to do it with startmovie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_POIeanwZ8
I'll try to look back on this thread in case you have any questions.
Good Luck
if you're recording your whole demo in fraps you're wasting time and LOTS OF HD SPACE. basically you only want to record areas you want to put in a movie. When you get to that point hit your hot key in fraps to start recording. then when the clip is done hit that hot key. You can record as many clips as you want within a demo. Fraps will make each one a seperate video file too. Fraps tends to give sup-par quality, if you're looking to get better quality you'll want to use the startmovie command within the half-life console. This is a much more time-consuming process but it produces results. Here's a link on how to do it with startmovie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_POIeanwZ8
I'll try to look back on this thread in case you have any questions.
Good Luck