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Geek Culture / T3DGM is it really dying out?

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FPSC AGENT F
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Joined: 15th Apr 2007
Location: I Just moved haha
Posted: 21st May 2007 03:00
Hay I have had T3DGM for 3 years now and I love it. I make games and email them to freinds and they love them. So then I looked on the TGC forums to see anyone else who likes T3DGM apart from zavix there is ko one else I know who has made or posted T3DGM games on the forums is it really dyeing out?

I know it is really limted and isnt very cutsom but its still a TGC prouduct and still can make very cool games. I hope I see more pepole like zavix showing a care in T3DGM psoting games and so on what do you guys think?.

FPSC AGENT F
Zaibatsu
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Joined: 1st May 2006
Location: Lost in Thought
Posted: 21st May 2007 03:05
i suppose if i wanted to i could find my disk again, but it just really isn't worth the hard drive space it takes up...

"I admire its purity, a survivor, unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality"

Shadow heart
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Location: US
Posted: 21st May 2007 06:46
well it's just so limited, and theres darkBASIC and and FPSC. It's just old and limited. it is fun but...

to the ones thats trapped inside of you, this is it!!
Silvester
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Joined: 7th Dec 2005
Location: Netherlands
Posted: 21st May 2007 07:16
The game.exe's it makes wont run on modern day PC's anyway(well,most PC's).So its like installing a Davilex game.
Tom J
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Location: Essex, England
Posted: 21st May 2007 18:29
I'm sure there are a lot of T3DGM fans out there who have purchased it in a shop - it appears in shops quite a lot - so I wouldn't say it is dying out completely. However on this forum it died long ago.

Shadow heart
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Posted: 22nd May 2007 07:34
Quote: "However on this forum it died long ago."

yep

to the ones thats trapped inside of you, this is it!!
otk fan
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Posted: 8th Jun 2007 23:58
they should have a t3dgm forum!!
TheZock
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Posted: 26th Jun 2007 15:45
I also like T3DGM. FPSC is in my opinion no substitute. As FPSC is only usable for FPS-Games (guess that's were the name comes from ). In T3DGM i like the feature of doing racing/flying games. You can't use FPSC for that at all. And it's quite hard to do such games in DB also. Of course it's not hard to make a small lavel with 1 character running around, but that's not what makes up a game! Creating complex scenery and AI is quite some hard bit of coding. So DarkBASIC seems to be an evolution step upwards, but also it is NOT at substitute for T3DGM.

I guess there IS a marked for tools like T3DGM. An people who like this tool usualy don't catch on phrases like "Move to DB" or "Move to FPS" because if they wanted something like DB, they did so before. They want something like T3DGM.

How about after completing FPSC-X using the knowledge and Engine to do a T3DGM-II? I would love it! There are so many things that went quite bad in T3DGM (i don't like die Collision-Routinges in Racing-Games ) that could be done so much better in a sequel!

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