Thirsty Panther

I found version 1.1 on my computer.
It's pretty old and I don't know if it still works.
 
FlowGUI_1.1.zip

In the top right hand corner you will find a "scene " tab.
Select this.
Down the bottom of this tab you will find "Post effects".
Click "Add ".
Select the effect you want then run your game.

Hi Colin , welcome to the forums.
I believe the brush chosen is whatever the last brush you used was.
I think this even happens if you start a new project Leadwerks will use the previously used brush.

You cant download maps/scripts thru the Game Launcher. The Idea of game Launcher was to show your finished game.
Also many of the assets used in those games are copyrighted so cant be used.
If you want to have a look at some games/ Maps/ Scripts check out.
Forth a Leadwerks community project.
Darkness Awaits is another project updated by Reepblue.
Goodluck.

Or if your using the editor "CTL C" and "CTL V".
Or select your brush and hold CTL key down and drag, a copy will be created.

You could split your Talk animation in two.
Talk 1 animation 0-950
Talk 2 animation 450-950
Then just call the animation you want.

You cant. Its still in beta.
I think Josh is hoping for a release at the end of the year. 

What material do you have loaded for your Emitter?
If you change it to "Default" do you still get the same result?
I have made the same scene as you and it works fine. On my laptop I get 60 fps with no lag. 
Is the material you are using a sprite sheet? In which case you will need to set up the uv animations in the emitter settings.
P.S. I enjoy watching your videos.

From memory Josh said there was no difference.
Ah here it is.
 

Flowgraph editor can be use to link objects without the need for complicated programming. For example a switch can be linked to a light, a door or even an elevator. Or you could have the one switch operate all 3 just by linking them in the flowgraph editor.
https://www.leadwerks.com/learn?page=Tutorials_Games_First-Person-Shooter_Switches-and-the-Flowgraph
There are also example maps in the FPS template which give good examples of how to use it.

Dont know for sure but usually when Steam sales are on.
https://www.whenisthenextsteamsale.com/
 

You need to change the axis origin of your character. 
Its looks like it is in the centre of your charcter, you need it to be at the base.
You can use Blender or your modeling program of choice to alter this.
https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/1291/change-pivot-or-local-origin-of-an-object

Have you created a navmesh?
https://www.leadwerks.com/learn?page=Tutorials_Games_First-Person-Shooter_AI-Pathfinding-and-Events

Agree that there needs to be better examples of the GUI in the documentation.
This thread has some info that may help.
 
 

A glow effect should do the job.
 
 

When you started your project which template did you use?
If you chose a Blank Project then it wont have any of the scripts/ prefabs you are looking for. Its Blank.
Start a project with the Advanced FPS template and it should have the player prefab in it.

For your camera problem check out the Spectator camera script. Its in the Assets - Scripts - Objects - Player folder. It has all the physics preset so the camera doesn't bump objects and it doesn't fall thru terrain.
Not sure how to fix your second problem other than to use a smaller map.

Yes you can sell the games you make and no royalties.
http://store.steampowered.com/eula/251810_eula_0