How do you first start
by Jack Line · in General Discussion · 10/07/2003 (7:28 pm) · 15 replies
To start on garage games all we have to do is buy the game engine and find a team to create the game with.
Iam new here
So feedback would be nice Thank you
Iam new here
So feedback would be nice Thank you
#2
Thats how I started ... then eventually bought a license. ;)
10/07/2003 (7:53 pm)
I would suggest you tinker around with RealmWars. Thats how I started ... then eventually bought a license. ;)
#6
10/10/2003 (3:54 pm)
Thats cool ill think ill try this out.But do you need skills or game experience to use this?
#8
10/11/2003 (8:20 am)
Oo i wasnt supposed too.Well iam sorry.I am new here i really didnt know where to put it.
#9
10/11/2003 (8:45 am)
A better palce would have been the Getting Started forum. Try to check that out next time. That depends if you have bought the SDK or not though.
#10
But, you seem to have foudn the info you want, so its all good :D
10/11/2003 (8:56 am)
Probably 'Discussion' in the public torque area would have been best.But, you seem to have foudn the info you want, so its all good :D
#11
10/11/2003 (8:59 am)
Also, you should get TribalIDE (i dont have a link.. do a google search). You use that to open/edit the .cs scripts that come with Realm Wars.
#12
10/11/2003 (1:06 pm)
Ok thanks you guys for your information ill do better next time and put it in the right thread
#13
10/12/2003 (7:39 pm)
Hehehe. I missed that eXuDuS. Didn't realized that this was in Conferences. lol
#14
They have a snippit database and a download area for almost all the utilities you need to get a MOD going. ;)
10/12/2003 (7:41 pm)
I would also recommend browsing over the Tork Zenkel site.They have a snippit database and a download area for almost all the utilities you need to get a MOD going. ;)
#15
I've pasted in details below or you can visit www.thegameinitiative.com/sfbreakin for more details.
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12/16/2003 (1:43 pm)
I'm producing the following: How To Break Into Video Game Industry: Mini-Conference, Resume Workshop and Job Fair January 31, 2004 in San Francisco.I've pasted in details below or you can visit www.thegameinitiative.com/sfbreakin for more details.
The Game Initiative announced a new conference designed for students and professionals eager to get a job in the computer and video game industry. "How To Break Into Video Game Industry: Mini-Conference, Resume Workshop and Job Fair" will take place January 31, 2004 in San Francisco. The event is designed for artists, programmers and designers looking to get into the business. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with industry insiders, including top recruiter Mary-Margaret.com, hiring managers from local game companies as well as network and meet with industry veterans. The casual nature of this event allows attendees an unprecedented opportunity to interact with industry veterans, ask questions, gain valuable contacts and understand the business. The cost is $35 in advance online or $45 at the door. The event takes place at the 600 Townsend Building located in the South of Market Area at the corner of 7th and Townsend Streets in San Francisco. Registration and details are available online at www.TheGameInitiative.com
Torque 3D Owner Jay Barnson
At least, I suppose that's how it's supposed to work :) I'm kinda new here too... I'm something of an old hand at making commercial games (but not as old a hand as many folks here!), but I'm new to the indie scene.