MOVED: What do i need??? Help please. Thanks
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I tried igame3d about 2 years ago when it was in alpha form. And another thing, last time I heard about the igame3d development the creator said they were having problems, such as everytime they kept coding and adding content to it they keep creating more bugs.Blorx wrote:YES! Just not right now...it takes time...about 20 people have asked that on iDG already...
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Maya is mainstreams gaming leading program because..
#1 It's easy to make 3D polygon objects.
#2 It can be used for keyframing animation.
#3 It is used for creating prerendered animation and real time water and hair.
Though I don't recall maya being used for creating engines and prototypes unlike blender.
#1 It's easy to make 3D polygon objects.
#2 It can be used for keyframing animation.
#3 It is used for creating prerendered animation and real time water and hair.
Though I don't recall maya being used for creating engines and prototypes unlike blender.
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As long as the book is JUST about C++ and not any windows specific stuff, yes.I have a huge book on c++, but it doesnt say anything about macs in the book, will it still work?
After a few years of blood, sweat and toil.. yes.if i learned C++ and openGL would i be able to make a program like lugaru using xCode??
I might be going out on a limb here but.. I'm going to venture to say yes.[/quote]does C++ work on xCode?
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