Author Topic: How to make a 3d game?  (Read 2321 times)

i have spent eight days looking at the documentation for SDL commands

and i still don't get WHAT THE forget SDL_BLITSURFACE DOES

cameras and collision boxes i just can't get working!
SDL is an overcomplicated piece of stuff imo

ruby or python would be a better option haha

If you can't do that how are ya gonna program stuff?
modding in blockland doesn't automatically translate to every existing game engine/programming language in existence. it would only help in the event that he wants to make a game using torque. otherwise it only serves basic programming logic, which can be gained from many, many better options than making an add-on. even scratch.

scratch isn't the best program on its own to create games/animations, but it does very well in teaching basic programming logic.

Download Torque 3D, it just went open-sourced.

Learn Torquescript or even C++ if you want to forget with the actual engine.

Go nuts.

Download Torque 3D, it just went open-sourced.

Learn Torquescript or even C++ if you want to forget with the actual engine.

Go nuts.

With the now free torque engine, can you code with an interface? When me and my bro had the one they sold a while ago we had to use notepad, that took so much time to debug.


i hope you know there are many alternatives to notepad

Yeah, but I like the UI in coding programs like eclipse :D

oh yeah, that's an IDE

they usually only serve with the purpose of coding in one or multiple specific languages, I just linked a bunch of general purpose text editors.

Yeah, but I like the UI in coding programs like eclipse :D
TorqueDev is a TorqueScript IDE, get that if you're doing T3D.

TorqueDev is a TorqueScript IDE, get that if you're doing T3D.

I'm stickin with java and eclipse just to mess around in for now :D


Torque3D was completely released under the MIT license

Free 3D engines:
Torque3D, Unity, CryEngine 3, Love, Unreal Engine, Cube
Non-Free 3D engines:
Source (Must own a Source game).

These are the most notable ones, there are a lot more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_game_engines

Free 3D engines:
Torque3D, Unity, CryEngine 3, Love, Unreal Engine, Cube
Non-Free 3D engines:
Source (Must own a Source game).

These are the most notable ones, there are a lot more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_game_engines

Thanks :D

Free 3D engines:
Torque3D, Unity, CryEngine 3, Love, Unreal Engine, Cube
Non-Free 3D engines:
Source (Must own a Source game).

These are the most notable ones, there are a lot more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_game_engines
Love isn't 3d

SDL is an overcomplicated piece of stuff imo

ruby or python would be a better option haha
i got stuck while working with python
i dunno about ruby though
sdl was the first thing i managed to use to actually get something other than text on the screen