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OneTouch
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 08:56
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Can I use Bryce 5 and Poser terrains and models with DBP?
need more information on game development,
visit http://www.dtagames.com
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indi
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 10:18
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you can export bryce terrains as an xfile.

u could use this to acheive a terrain and using an x file collision of the landscape and a cube persay where the character was in a simulation of the get ground height command.

u can drape a matrix over it afterwards or use a form of x collision.

u can export poser models but they are of high polygon level and not really suited for gaming on a variety of systems unless your target audience is a powerfull system.

both are not reccomended as professional tools allthough.

http://www.lunarpixel.com

http://www.lunarpixel.com/dt/
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OneTouch
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Posted: 9th Mar 2003 18:04
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SO what is then?
What is the "reccomended" professional tools?
I just bought Bryce 5 from e-bay. Ooh well!

need more information on game development,
visit http://www.dtagames.com
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Witch Bomber
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Posted: 9th Mar 2003 18:15
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OneTouch: Can I take it then that you're still a while away from getting the level done and on to the coding stage, because I've finished my last project and I'm still waiting for something new to do.

Visit the Mad Matt Games Website
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Home of Witch Bomber and Pinball Football (and a lame website)
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Kentaree
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Posted: 9th Mar 2003 18:20
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Milkshape 3D is cheap and useful for low-polygon (i.e game models) needs. For landscapes, use matrices or any program that can do BSP, I think cartography shop is a good choice.

Whatever I did I didn't do it!
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