What you need:

• Shadowbane recordings
  
• Shadowbane client
  
• FRAPS
  
• Video editing software
  
• A site to upload to
  
• At least 10GB free space on your HD
  

Step 0 (Optional):
Make
a copy of your Shadowbane folder. Set the resolution to whatever you
want your video to eventually be. FRAPS has a max resolution that it
can record in full-screen, so make sure it is below that. Make a new
character with a long, easily recognizable name and set his UI to how
you want the video to look in the video. Also, turn off mouse-overs in
the settings.

Step 1- Recording in Shadowbane:
When recording
in Shadowbane, name the recording something that makes sense so you
will find the correct recording later on. Shadowbane recordings get
bugged very easily, so don't alt-tab when you are recording. Also, try
not to make your recordings unnecessarily long. Always stop and start a
new recording in between fights.

Step 2- FRAPS:
Start FRAPS,
make sure all the settings are correct, and start Shadowbane. Playback
the recording you want and when you load, load the UI of the character
you made earlier. Start recording by pressing F9. FRAPS slows down your
computer considerably, so make sure your computer can handle it.
Although videos look the best when the SB settings are on high, nobody
likes a laggy video. The FRAPS recordings are huge, so make sure the
recording is not too long. Use the middle-mouse button to scroll around
as it gives a far smoother look in the video.

Step 3- Editing and rendering the video:
Use
either Sony Vegas or Adobe Premier to edit your video. I use Sony Vegas
as I find it a lot more user-friendly. The music in a video is
incredibly important, so don't just choose your favorite emo-screamo
song as it might very well not fit in with the video. I made this error
in the beginning of my movie making career and it made many of my video
shit. Try to keep the video <10min as most people will find longer
videos very boring. When you are done editing, you have to render the
video. Finding the right settings might take some time, but you should
eventually figure it out by trial and error. Try to keep the video at
less than <300MB.

Step 4- Uploading the video:
Upload the video to filefront.com or another site where you can host it so you can share it with your friends!

Step 5- ?

Step 6- Profit!

lol tht will be handy for when game is up and running with banes and stuff see tactics used and see what the nation can improve on ill try get all tht on laptop to use

ye i will take it all and complite move if there will be some movies from other ppl

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yeah old good program i love that.