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Abandoned projects for sale?

by Jordan Fye · in Torque 3D Professional · 07/12/2011 (2:07 pm) · 4 replies

Anyone have any projects they gave up on and are willing to sell?
I'm still having a hard time programming and fitting everything together so it would be a nice starting point for me.
A Zelda style action/rpg would be great. Thanks guys
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    Associate Joseph Euan
    #1
    07/12/2011 (4:05 pm)
    Get the "3D Action Adventure Kit" and play around with that.
    You'll learn loads and make a game at the same time! :)

    Torque 3D Owner Jordan Fye
    #2
    07/12/2011 (5:11 pm)
    yea i was really looking into that. Actually tried buying it a few months ago but it wasnt letting me on IE, so i was downloading firefox but never ended up buying it.
    I love the dynamic cameras and the climbing. its pretty much everything i need, but still seems a little above my level. I'm just an artist so that looks a little confusing.
    Do you have any experience with it?

    Torque 3D Owner Matt Huston
    Atomic Banzai Games
    #3
    07/13/2011 (6:22 am)
    Any unfinished projects would be way more confusing than the 3D Action Adventure Kit. At least the 3DAAK would at least have some documentation whereas an unfinished project would likely have little to not documentation.

    Torque 3D Owner Jordan Fye
    #4
    07/13/2011 (5:33 pm)
    True true. Depends on the developers comments I guess. Only thing I'm worried about is that 3daak strips the engine to bare bones. Takes out everything but the 3daak.
    Which in is good in one way. Bad in another.
    The good thing is. There isn't much code other than camera, climbing, and directions of movement. The bad thing is, probably hard to add a resource when everythings stripped from the engine.