WDFUSE - Revision history

Testuser at 15:03, 11 March 2024

2024-03-11T15:03:48Z

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	'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996.		'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996.

	[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]		[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]

Df21admin: test

2024-03-10T17:59:23Z

test

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	#[[WDFUSE Tutorial - Scripting III]]		#[[WDFUSE Tutorial - Scripting III]]

	''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''		''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''
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Df21admin: Moving tutorial header links to the tops

2022-07-23T15:52:26Z

Moving tutorial header links to the tops

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 [[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png|center|frameless|564x564px]]
+'''WDFUSE Tutorials'''
+#[[WDFUSE Tutorial - Introduction|Introduction]]
+#[[WDFUSE Tutorial - Configuration]]
 ''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''
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 '''WDFUSE''' can be downloaded from https://df-21.net utilities section [https://df-21.net/downloads/utilities.php '''here''']. The source code is available on GitHub [https://github.com/df21-net/editor here] .

Df21admin at 06:07, 18 July 2022

2022-07-18T06:07:21Z

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	'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996 .		'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996.

	[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]		[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]

Df21admin: test 123

2022-07-18T05:59:42Z

test 123

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	'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996.		'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996 .

	[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]		[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]

Df21admin at 15:04, 17 July 2022

2022-07-17T15:04:52Z

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	'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996		'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996.

	[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]		[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]

Df21admin at 14:59, 17 July 2022

2022-07-17T14:59:20Z

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	The editor was very popular in the editing community, even making it to various magazines such as this blurb from PC Zone magazine from August 1995 (page 118).		The editor was very popular in the editing community, even making it to various magazines such as this blurb from '''PC Zone''' magazine from August 1995 (page 118).


	'''Downloads'''		'''Downloads'''

	'''WDFUSE''' can be downloaded from https://df-21.net utilities section [https://df-21.net/downloads/utilities.php '''here'''] . The source code is available on GitHub [https://github.com/df21-net/editor here] .		'''WDFUSE''' can be downloaded from https://df-21.net utilities section [https://df-21.net/downloads/utilities.php '''here''']. The source code is available on GitHub [https://github.com/df21-net/editor here] .

Df21admin at 01:37, 17 July 2022

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	[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]		[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]





	''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''		''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''
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Df21admin at 17:06, 16 July 2022

2022-07-16T17:06:41Z

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	'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996		'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996

	[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]		[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]


	''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''		''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''
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Df21admin at 17:05, 16 July 2022

2022-07-16T17:05:34Z

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	'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996		'''WDFUSE''' stands for '''W'''indows '''D'''ark '''F'''orces '''U'''tility and '''E'''ditor. It is a Delphi written mission editor created by '''Yves Borckmans''' , a programmer from Belgium in 1995. Here is the story of how he created the Windows version of DFUSE in 1996
			[[File:Wdfuse 3 logo.png\|center\|frameless\|564x564px]]
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	''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''		''"Around 1995, when the Dark Forces DEMO came out, I started working on DFUSE (the DOS version, in C). I didn't release it then because it would have been a bit unethical (you could have made levels for the demo, never buying the game). When the full game came out, I did a few quick changes that were necessary (some formats changed slightly), then released DFUSE 1.0 on ftp.cdrom.com This included the first DF specs if I remember correctly. I made a couple of updates if I remember correctly, but nothing much. Later in that year, I also sent a copy of my C code to Brad Oliver, to help him start on the Mac editor (Dark Forge IIRC). Around 1996, I had to learn Delphi for work, so I decided the best way to learn was to use it to make a Windows version of DFUSE, and in a couple of weekends that became WDFUSE 1.0 I released a couple versions, then started preparing to move from Europe to the US to work at LucasArts. I enrolled the help of David Lovejoy, Alexei Novikov and Jereth Kok to help as I was working 2 jobs (my job + LucasArts) + preparing a transatlantic move lol We called ourselves The Code Alliance and they pretty much took over WDFUSE... many other people helped too! "''
			[[File:WDFUSE Reference.png\|frameless\|564x564px]]