November 4, 200619 yr Hey, I always thought it'd be cool to make an MORPG, but the half-decent 3-d programs are too expensive. does anyone know of a good 2-d MORPG-making program that has decent graphics? I'd prefer a free one. I did a search, and didn't find anything. "Dost hath not giveth thy name 'noob' to thy brethren... ...Or thou art must considereth thyself a noob as well."
November 4, 200619 yr I'm not sure what you consider 'decent' but there's a few 3-d modeling programs out there that are pretty damn good for being free (Blender being one of the best I've found). And I don't think you really know what you're doing. In order to create a game it takes more than a program to do it. You also have to write the program for it (via Java, C++, etc). Internet Marketing For Newbies
November 4, 200619 yr Author I'm not sure what you consider 'decent' but there's a few 3-d modeling programs out there that are pretty damn good for being free (Blender being one of the best I've found). And I don't think you really know what you're doing. In order to create a game it takes more than a program to do it. You also have to write the program for it (via Java, C++, etc). actually, you're right, I don't really know much about this at all..... but could you give me links to where I could download this stuff? "Dost hath not giveth thy name 'noob' to thy brethren... ...Or thou art must considereth thyself a noob as well."
November 4, 200619 yr If you're looking for a full 2D game creator, try RPG Maker 2003, or that new one RPG Maker Postality Knights or however one spells it.
November 4, 200619 yr Sorry, you're mostly out of luck unless you feel like spending a few 100 dollars to buy some decent programs. Trials are limited, so they are only good to experience the product, hence there name. As far as decent, it may cost a few 100. As far as great, it would costs upwards of a $1000. Everytime you want to start a new hobby, it always costs money. :cry: Me doing staff.
November 4, 200619 yr Hey, I always thought it'd be cool to make an MORPG, but the half-decent 3-d programs are too expensive. does anyone know of a good 2-d MORPG-making program that has decent graphics? I'd prefer a free one. I did a search, and didn't find anything. Okay, there's more to it than a little program to make pretty graphics. You'd probably want to learn how to code. C++ is a powerful language, but it takes while to pick up. Python is easier and free, but not as powerful. VB is very simple to learn, but it's hard to do anything complex in it without obliterating your system resources. Varrock Library: Shattered Sky | Silent Thunder | The Emperor's FinestAstri @ MythWeavers
November 4, 200619 yr Learn to program first. Go from there. C++ or Java is probably your best bet, lol. The popularity of any given religion today depends on the victories of the wars they fought in the past. - Me!
November 4, 200619 yr Sorry, you're mostly out of luck unless you feel like spending a few 100 dollars to buy some decent programs. Trials are limited, so they are only good to experience the product, hence there name. As far as decent, it may cost a few 100. As far as great, it would costs upwards of a $1000. Everytime you want to start a new hobby, it always costs money. :cry: When it comes to downloading programs, everything is a question of personal values and morality *cough* The only software I've paid for are certain games because I wanted to support the developers for being so awesome. RPG Maker 2003 That's the best you're going to find, and it's actually very good with a FF-esque battle system and very easy interface (you don't even need to know how to program).
November 4, 200619 yr Sorry, you're mostly out of luck unless you feel like spending a few 100 dollars to buy some decent programs. Trials are limited, so they are only good to experience the product, hence there name. As far as decent, it may cost a few 100. As far as great, it would costs upwards of a $1000. Everytime you want to start a new hobby, it always costs money. :cry: As far as game engines, Decent starts at 100 for Torque (used for the Tribes games, found at http://www.garagegames.com) and uberfriekingexcellent starts at the hundreds of thousands (Unreal 3, etc) I just posted something! ^_^ to the terrorist...er... kirbybeam.
November 4, 200619 yr *cough* The only software I've paid for are certain games because I wanted to support the developers for being so awesome. Bad, Bluelancer, bad! *newspaper'd*
November 4, 200619 yr I despise anyone that uses lame "Game maker" programs to make 2D games. Just learn how to program like the others have said. (C++, VB, Java, etc.)
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