btw, whats the theory/concept behind making the character move in the direction of the button you press.
Example: press 'W' and the character faces and moves fowrad (the character's back towards the camera). when u press 'S', the character faces the camera and moves in that direction. WHen you press 'A' or 'D' the characer faces left or right and moves in that direction. The character's movement is also relative to the camera.i have done researh on this but cannot find the anwser.
You pretty much just get the vector from the camera to the player... then you can get the force vectors from the movement keys by just rotating your player-camera vector around the Y axis.
fuck... even this looks better than animation in Skyrim...
6warsaw 2 weeks ago
It might not be, But it looks like it was made with 3d RPG maker by the look of the buildings.
VoltageEntertainment 1 year ago
@VoltageEntertainment
No, coded in C++ myself, in a custom engine written by myself. I also made the buildings myself :D
You probably recognise the tetxures used as they bare from a popular free texture collection.
mercior 1 year ago
@mercior Yeah, C++ does offer a lot of good ways to program, How did you make the physics work so smoothly though?
VoltageEntertainment 1 year ago
where can i get this engine
turewarrior0 2 years ago
you can't, its mine :p
it is based on Irrlicht & Newton game dynamics, though.
mercior 2 years ago
Hey, can you please ( i know, it takes a long time ) create a offline 3D Third Person RPG?
Please do it, im searching for a offline RPG 3d Thirdperson Game, but i cant find one! And this one looks fine! :)
LoadupGERProductions 2 years ago
nice work.
btw, whats the theory/concept behind making the character move in the direction of the button you press.
Example: press 'W' and the character faces and moves fowrad (the character's back towards the camera). when u press 'S', the character faces the camera and moves in that direction. WHen you press 'A' or 'D' the characer faces left or right and moves in that direction. The character's movement is also relative to the camera.i have done researh on this but cannot find the anwser.
athbucket 2 years ago
You pretty much just get the vector from the camera to the player... then you can get the force vectors from the movement keys by just rotating your player-camera vector around the Y axis.
mercior 2 years ago
We have a team of 4 people working on the game. I'm doing all the programming myself.
mercior 2 years ago
Awesome! Do you develop this all by yourself?
koekoeka 2 years ago