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Classic-style Adventure Game

by David Alaves · in Torque Game Builder · 04/26/2005 (12:49 am) · 7 replies

Hi all

I bought T2D yesterday and it's amazing!
But I want to do an adventure game in the style of the Lucasarts classics and I think a scene editor would be great (it would be similar to TGE mission editor). I think it also would be useful for another kind of games.

Ideas on the scene editor:

- management of all the scenes in the project
- background image
- sprites in the scene
- properties of the objects in the scene
- ...

Keep up the good work!

- David
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Torque Owner Charlie Malbaurn
#1
04/26/2005 (1:04 am)
I think there working on something like that. There is a scene editor that is going to be in the next update in a couple of weeks.

Torque Owner Charlie Malbaurn
#2
04/26/2005 (1:11 am)
www.garagegames.com/mg/forums/result.thread.php?qt=27996

I don't know if it handles scenes but I would assume it would have to wouldn't it?
It's the second post down.


Oh and welcome aboard :)

Torque Owner David Alaves
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#3
04/26/2005 (1:12 am)
Great!

Thanks for the info, Charlie!

Torque Owner Charlie Malbaurn
#4
04/26/2005 (1:36 am)
Here is another all purpose thread to have around too
www.garagegames.com/mg/forums/result.thread.php?qt=28302

By the way, we both share the same ambitions. As far as adv games go that is.

Torque Owner Jared Coliadis
#5
04/28/2005 (11:12 am)
So there are other people making a pseudo-Lucasarts adventure game...

Torque Owner Teck Lee Tan
#6
04/28/2005 (12:57 pm)
How can you mention LucasArts without mentioning Sierra and Westwood? :)

Torque Owner Jared Coliadis
#7
04/28/2005 (1:23 pm)
There's a distinct syle difference in a LucasArts adventure game like Sam & Max or Full Throttle as opposed to King's Quest or the Westwood adventure games. Even so, the Sierra and Westwood adventure games were great too.