My first blender game engine with controls...

My first blender game engine animation with controls. The video in the background is one of my very first renders, maybe I'll post it as well. FYI, SFFH is a band.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blender
• game
• engine
• control
• physics
• sffh

[JauntyPicture]

i cant put materials on items in my game it just shows the base color of the object, but if i were to render the screen it works, plz help

[avideojoe]

Sorry I only used the game engine for data generation on this clip. It was rendered in the standard blender render engine. However, I think if you use UV texture mapping it will show up in the GE without issue. Hope that helps.

[Sammaron]

howd you get cell shaded effects in GBlender?

Cool lookin

[avideojoe]

I used the record game physics to IPO under game menu...then started game...so after everything was recorded I could treat like manually created blender file and render at whatever detail and apply whatever effects (like video on plane). Would be hot if you could realtime game engine something like this....I've still a novice, but I don't think its possible.

[girlsarepretty23456]

@ikonkustom5 try game maker but its not as user friednly and graphicly detailed as blender



[XAutomatedOwnerX]

You need to bake the textures on to the meshes hamsterhill has a tutorial on that

[dastrubinator]

is it possible to make a landscape using terragen and import it into blender?

[Radmanlive]

lol, use it before you judge ut mate.

[soccerguy321]

blender looks gay

[moffboffjoe]

i think all if you use the apricot build

[penguinpro123]

how can i get my rendered video as an avi file. I made an animation (not a game) and clicked render animation. I also picked raw avi on the options. it renders everything but after the render nothing happens and i just sits there. Please help

[apoliticaljoe]

Blender is your best option for an easy to setup and use cross platform 3d game engine. Its getting better by the day too. You can also use blender to make your 3d objects and use another open source project named ogre to make the game environment. Its much fuller featured from what I understand, but also has a steeper learning curve. Good luck!