T3D Game Engine Programmer
by Brian K. Mitchell · in Jobs · 03/01/2010 (8:37 am) · 4 replies
A programmer is needed to assist in the porting of an existing TGE based game to T3D. The game is a simple arcade quest game with very basic features. Programmer will assist in moving game to T3D engine; add some additional basic features to the game; and assisting level editors in porting level scripts. Programmer will also work with web/database team to integrate the game with an online community database to pass in basic information such as level to run, PC character to use, difficulty setting to play and then return basic information to the database such as score. Candidates should have experience with TGE and T3D game engines, c++ programming, level scripting, and Torque networking. Candiates will work remotely and will access and check in work through SVN system. Development time is 2-3 months and pay is $20 - $30 per hour depending upon skill level. Apply to email brian@bluestreetstudios.com
About the author
Raised in a video arcade, got a CS degree, built military games, got another degree, built new tech commercial games, built advergames, built some educational games, finishing up a rock & roll game, still building...
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04/21/2010 (6:19 am)
Brian, you may be able to help. We are looking for programming support with TGB. Do you have any experience here? We also have other needs but this is the one I am working to fill now.
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I have 4 years exp in torque. I have knowledge in torque game engine Programming and also in torque 3d game engine programming.
Please mail me britsoftware2000@yahoo.co.in.
I can do my level best.
10/14/2010 (10:01 pm)
@Brain I can help you. I have 4 years exp in torque. I have knowledge in torque game engine Programming and also in torque 3d game engine programming.
Please mail me britsoftware2000@yahoo.co.in.
I can do my level best.
Torque 3D Owner Brian Timson
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