Removing TGB logos
by Cary Howe · in Torque Developer Network · 12/18/2006 (8:13 am) · 2 replies
I bought the commercial license out of the gate in part to avoid the Torque logos. I find now that everytime I build a game there are "TGB" logos everywhere. I'm getting ready to send test levels to a distributor but I'd really like to get rid of the engine logos. Right now it looks like Garage Games developed the game. I know when I bought the engine it said that there wouldn't be company logos but like I said there are little TGB logos. I appreciate wanting to advertise but it kind of screams gee we couldn't aford to develope our own engine. I haven't found any options related to icons or logos.
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Thanks again. I'll do some more digging.
12/18/2006 (8:42 am)
Thanks. Sounds like they are buried inside the game engine itself. I'll do some more digging. Also I'm still having a lot of trouble getting used to the GUI. The documentation is sparce and there's a huge number of options 95% of which I haven't a clue what they are for. Just trying to limp by for a game or two then hopefully we can hire some one that knows the engine better. I'm more from the art side so C++ and the like lead to serious migraines for me. Everytime I go into the GUI I get nervous because most of it relates to tweaking things like the engine itself instead of the final game. I wish there were more levels to it to keep people like me more isolated from the engine GUI.Thanks again. I'll do some more digging.
Torque Owner Aaron E
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Since you are a commercial TGB licensee, just consider the logos to be placeholders. You will need to find all of the logos in the directory structure (in .JPG or .PNG file formats) and replace them with your own logos, company banners, etc. Depending on the file names, you might be able to just delete some, and rename your own images. Otherwise, you will need to go into the GUI files and find the references to change to your own file names.
I hope that helps.