Used the '46 FMB quite a bit for online missions, can't get me head around Clod's FMB at all.
I always thought the FMB was a very good and very powerful tool, but with an interface that was frankly unacceptable ten years ago.
I'm flabbergasted they chose to use the same interface in 2011. It's simply not good enough, especially coupled the level of documentation, and the requirement to learn C#.
Why bother with an FMB? Once they've learnt to program, just give 'em Notepad and tell 'em to get on with it!
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07-29-2011, 07:36 AM
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