synkro
0xdeadbeef
did you read the yeti3d site?
how do you think can you add weapons, enemys and stuff?
did you even mailed him?
jesus...
how do you think can you add weapons, enemys and stuff?
did you even mailed him?
jesus...
Yeti 3d
- Thread starter Ganepark32
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Ganepark32
Suit Up!
I've read the yeti3D site and there was no FAQ. I've tried emailing him but it didn't work. Maybe its my laptop thats the problem. I'll try with my pc and see if it works. I have no idea how you add weapons, characters, ai,etc. thats why im asking. I've asked my friend who made the goldeneye doom wad but he hasn't sent anything back. and i would show pics if i had a site to host them. But then again it doesn't sound like your interested in seeing the project.
Ganepark32
Suit Up!
Anyway if you want to see it pm me and leave your email address and i'll send the level im nearly finished with and have a look at it on yeti.
To make thing clear about Yeti3D :
There's a GPL version (V1), that means that you can use the code, modify it, etc... provided that you release the modified code under GPL too. This version supports rendering of worlds made of variable-height walls, floors and ceilings that you can build from the bundled editor. There is no support for weapons, AI or whatever.
V2 version is more complete : enhanced editor, support of "sprites" (think about Doom's characters) that can be imported MD2 models. It should be released under GPL too someday.
You can use V1 without asking to the author. If you think you need V2, then you have to ask him for the moment.
You need to understand that unlike Doom/Quake/Half-Life engines, it is not a FPS engine where you can only add some material to make your own FPS. You need to have good coding skills, as you will _need_ to get your hands into coding. Understanding of the basics of a 3D engine is also required, in my opinion.
There's a GPL version (V1), that means that you can use the code, modify it, etc... provided that you release the modified code under GPL too. This version supports rendering of worlds made of variable-height walls, floors and ceilings that you can build from the bundled editor. There is no support for weapons, AI or whatever.
V2 version is more complete : enhanced editor, support of "sprites" (think about Doom's characters) that can be imported MD2 models. It should be released under GPL too someday.
You can use V1 without asking to the author. If you think you need V2, then you have to ask him for the moment.
You need to understand that unlike Doom/Quake/Half-Life engines, it is not a FPS engine where you can only add some material to make your own FPS. You need to have good coding skills, as you will _need_ to get your hands into coding. Understanding of the basics of a 3D engine is also required, in my opinion.
gba-cube
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Are there any Yeti3D games with 3D weapons and charaters for GP32?
