Author Topic: Is there any 3D gamemaker?  (Read 2109 times)


Are you able to create a game with Torque 3D?
Blockland is run on a heavily modified older version of Torque, so it's definitely possible. Question, is are you willing to pay for T3D?

oh i thought i had it was open source

oh i thought i had it was open source

It is.

Question, is are you willing to pay for T3D?

What are you talking about?



If you want to make a game, you need to know the following:

How to code

How to model

How to get content into an engine

How to use an engine


etc.


You will find yourself hopping in and out of engines like I did. For beginners I suggest Unity / NeoAxis. If you want to advance, I suggest Torque 3D / CryEngine 3.


If you want to make a game, you need to know the following:

How to code

How to model

How to get content into an engine

How to use an engine


etc.


You will find yourself hopping in and out of engines like I did. For beginners I suggest Unity / NeoAxis. If you want to advance, I suggest Torque 3D / CryEngine 3.


Unity is way better than torque


Hmm it seems really hard to do, I'll think I will just start basic with Batch stuff.
Thanks for the answers though!

Hmm it seems really hard to do, I'll think I will just start basic with Batch stuff.
Thanks for the answers though!
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Don't waste your time bro

What? I'm not wasting my time at all.

What? I'm not wasting my time at all.
the volume of topics you make asking really basic stuff sorta suggests you don't have the capacity for this stuff lol

I have the Unity3D engine and I have to say, it is loving amazing.

You should just start by making add-ons, if you are interested in coding.

You shouldn't jump right into a game.