Sad news: the project cancelled… but…
Good news: I will continue the work on it. If I cant find a publisher and developers, I will make a shorf film with these graphic works.
You can do it in blender Endi!
You barely even need any programmers with blender,
but I’m sure some programmers will contact you.
Is that 20 ‘8 hour’ days?
3DS MAX? What about it? Blender as game dev art tool is good enough. We have been working on two games using it and so far haven’t had a need in another package.
Btw, good stuff Endi.
Endi,
(I have private messaging turned off which means I can also not send any so i make this quick post instead).
first, sorry to hear about the difficulties you face getting the ball rolling but the projects that you’ll remember one day when you look back are those who almost didn’t make it. I produced a CD almost 10 years ago and just now there is a chance of one song taking off in a big way … funny how things go sometimes …
The reason I am actually replying is that I would like to offer you help with your web page, should you want/need any. I have a bit of free time tomorrow so if you feel like it, please contact me via my web page ernstrenner.com
Even if you decline my offer, I’d still like to stay in contact with you and maybe down the road borrow your talent for finalizing a project.
Now I have plans about an adventure scifi fps game with small rooms: Blender game engine can handle small rooms with good performance. My plan to make a commercial indie game, an adventure with text and story driven, but maybe with some animations, and of course: with this graphics quality.
What do you think? It is possible with Blender? I think it is hard to find good programmers who can use Blender/Python/BGE…
Use the 2.5 BGE if possible, the 2.5 GE runs in Blender at the same speed as the 2.49b runtime exe. (in other words will run much faster when played in Blender compared to 2.49b which the BGE only ran at that speed in the runtime outside of Blender).
That is a cool demo endi - shame that sponsors aren’t lining up to take your project to the next level. I like the atmosphere - almost wish that there was an adventure to be explored in what you have.