Introduction pictures

[clark]

Hi , in crystalshire when you boot up the client it show you 3 pictures before the mainmenu
How can i do this? ¨

Thank you very much ;)

[fernz123]

You could make a flash video and use it as an intro with this tutorial:
[Flash Intro Tutorial](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf2/index.php/topic,73346.msg786611.html#msg786611)

[clark]

Thanks , but you sure there is no possibilitie to do just by showing up pictures?

[MrKris]

@Fernz:

> You could make a flash video and use it as an intro with this tutorial:
> [Flash Intro Tutorial](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf2/index.php/topic,73346.msg786611.html#msg786611)


Don't do that.

[fernz123]

~~Sorry~~, he didn't state that he was using CS:DE.
Edit: wait, why am I saying sorry. He's the one that didn't give enough detail in his question.

[fernz123]

IN CRYSTALSHIRE. He's talking about the game. He doesn't state anywhere that he is using CSDE.

[Lepongistedu63]

Clark is french, we have speak that in our board. He speak introduction pictures; because we want introduction pictures… We have see that in CrystalShire DE ^^. " Robin Present" "CrystalShire" when we run the client. We want that^^

[clark]

I was saying that in crystalshire when the client is loading it show 3 pictures
And i said How can i do it ?
I mean for Eclipse Origins

[zerohero]

The code robin used for his intro within the CS:DE engine is still applicable within origins with a few changes. It essentially loads up before the game in the main loop and is just a set of timers which tell the client when to fade in and out and also what to draw to a surface., ones the loop is done the game loads up.

[Synergy]

@zerohero:

> The code robin used for his intro within the CS:DE engine is still applicable within origins with a few changes. It essentially loads up before the game in the main loop and is just a set of timers which tell the client when to fade in and out and also what to draw to a surface., ones the loop is done the game loads up.

Exactly. Just have a look at the CS:DE source code, and you should be able to rip it from there.

[Lepongistedu63]

Me, i've search, but it doesn't work :x