Ghost-Plan Sid.

Sup,

Well, Thought I'd give the ol' bloggin a go since I've finally found a game idea (Ghost: The Truth Will Set You Free) I'm happy with and I'm trying to stay dedicated to learn everything I need to so this dream becomes a reality.

So here's my current plan (not in the direct order I may take):

1) Learn how to Model with Blender to make .dts (characters, weapons, backround props) -started

2) Use Gimp to texture character, weapon, backround prop, etc. meshes

3) Learn how to script better -bought Ken's book

4) Actually write down story line in print and rough to final draft it

5) Getter better with Constructor for .difs (buidlings, interiors)

6) More to come...

With that said he's my first blender model so far, it's alittle high on tri. count, but it's my first so I can't feel super bad I guess:

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One more thing, I'd like to share more bout my storyline and say concept art, etc. but not sure how to go about it without a copyright on anything yet, not that I think anyone would like my idea enough to use it for they own but you never know.

Any feed back on my blog is greatly appreciated. My hopes for my Blog(s) are that it/they may help others come up with a plan as well if they don't have one set yet as well as get feedback on my work.

As a side note for those looking for things to make their games:
Blender is a free 3d modeling program. Gimp is a free Adobe Photo Shop like program. Torque Constructor is a free (THANKS GG) 3d modeling program specific for making buildings, interiors, etc. Also I recommend buying a book to learn Torque script and also buying Tribes 2, which is a fun fps, because Tribes 2 was pretty much the start of the Torque game engine from my understanding so messing with it; moding the code then seeing what it does in game can give you a feel for how Torque Script works.

Thanks,

Sid.