Nothing, delete this account.

#1 Hooooooray!

#2 Got any screenshot or videos of the game?


You could release it for free?

#3 He could release his mod[ification] directory and etc... zipped up and post a URL here to download, but I don't think he can redistribute the TGE executable, artwork, and such without having a TGE license first.

#4 Nod, the client/server/data and which version of the demo was used. Should work properly. Maybe, one of the more experience guys with a licence can take it a step further and perhaps help you with actually taking the game to its next level.

#5 I agree with Edward (not surprisingly!), you should show some screenshots, ideas/gameplay and get some people on board to continue the work with you. And thus aim for a published title!

#6 Check your E-Mail, Houssen.

#7 Congrats on a milestone achievement! Have to agree with everyone else that I'd love to see screenshots.

#8 Nothing, delete this account.

#9 Pain is for all but death is for no one?, torture can be relieving, find the rest of us and you will be the one!

god i love cryptographs. You should actually use a language key, instead of a word jumble, make the translating more of a challenge.

#10 I didn't know you could script in TGE demo, is there something that I was unaware of?

#11 Of course you can. The books on Torque are almost all (except for the latest one) about scripting the engine in TorqueScript. You can do a lot with the demo.

#12 The demo is pretty much all TGE except for the source code and a license to publish work. Anything you can do in TGE without editting the C++ can be done with the demos.