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3 Dimensional Chat / New games creator

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Bloder
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Posted: 5th Jul 2007 10:22
Right, i'm too young to get Darkbasic because it's too hard. I've tried 3d Gamemaker but it's easy but My dad dosent like it coz the motorbikes can't reverse. I'm going to try FPS creator but do you think The Game Creators should make something easy to use, can make your own models and animations with no coding?
vorconan
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Posted: 5th Jul 2007 15:42
Quote: "i'm too young to get Darkbasic because it's too hard."

That's not a valid excuse

Quote: "do you think The Game Creators should make something easy to use"


They already have

Quote: "can make your own models and animations with no coding?"


You don't create models with coding anyway. Except maybe simple DBPRO primitives

Van B
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Posted: 5th Jul 2007 15:54
There is no easy way to make your own models for games Bloder - really I think you might enjoy FPSC because it has a decent amount of model support, a lot of it is free, but there are some amazing character models and stuff that you can buy quite cheaply.

To make your own games with your own models, well it's really a matter of learning how to code in DBPro and how to model - maybe it'll take a while, but if that's what you want to do then there's no point in waiting for the ideal creation software, it's really best to simply get stuck in with software like Milkshape. It's hugely rewarding to make a character then have them run around in your 3D world, I actually prefer creating games to playing them, really you should regard game creation as a crazily complicated god game.

There are easy options for 2D games, but 3D models are just a bit too complex to easily incorporate into a game creation system. If you get FPSC then you could start learning to model for that, but when your ready you could move onto DBPro, and all your models and stuff would work. The way I see it is if your old enough to want to do this stuff, then your old enough to start learning how to do this stuff .


Good guy, Good guy, Wan...

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