iGame3D FMOD & Revolution
WIlliam Griffin
bill at igame3d.com
Thu Oct 30 00:45:15 EST 2003
Hello Rev-List Readers,
Tobias Opfermann and I would like to share with you some of our hard
work.
First the blood and sweat of many months labor, iGame3D, a 3D game
development program using a custom OpenGL external in Revolution, for
Mac and PC can now be downloaded:
Mac Version: http://www.igame3d.com/beta/iGame3D_b102903.sit
Windows Version: http://www.igame3d.com/beta/iGame3Db102903.zip
You will find a number of demo levels under the "Levels" menu,
Extensive scripting help under the help menu, and some in progress
Interface help by typing help into the console. The included read me
will help with the various keyboard controls. Complete help is next on
the to do list.
iGame3D is free to use and share (see the license in read me)
We intend to market the external very soon so please email us with your
interest and questions
about using 3D in your very own Revolution products.
We also have another item for you today, FMODforRev external and a
starter stack:
Mac Version: http://www.igame3d.com/FMODforRev.sit
PC Version: http://www.igame3d.com/FMODforRev.zip
Fmod is a music library that is free to use in freeware products, and
costs varying amounts of money for other shareware and commercial uses.
http://www.fmod.org/ has more info on that.
The stack you can download now will allow you to load a folder of
sounds and play them
as a play list. FMOD can also play music from URL's, but we leave that
to you to build your own stack for. The external commands are fairly
simple to access. One benefit of the FMOD external is that you don't
have to install Quicktime on a PC.
If you have further questions please email us.
We are eager to receive your comments.
Bill Griffin & Tobias Opfermann
info at igame3d.com
http://www.igame3d.com/
http://www.igame3d.com/phpBB2/
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