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Hi
I’m actually a vb/sybase developer with a financial institution but I’ve had an idea for some educational software. I’m looking to do some mock up’s but have no experience with animation. Could you recomend anything out there that won’t break the bank but can produce good results and would be good for somebody starting off?
cheers
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Could you detail what you mean by animation a little more? Are you looking for software that can do animation, people who can do animation, or software that can be integrated into a n application that can render existing animations?
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sorry
It was a bit vague. I’m looking for a 3d animation game development software package. The idea I have is educational but the I wanted to do it in the style of a first person, point and click adveture/puzzle game. I have programming experience and product development experience but It’s all in financial software and I’m not familiar with animation/game development packages at all.
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thanks mal for thelinks and info .
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sorry
It was a bit vague. I’m looking for a 3d animation game development software package. The idea I have is educational but the I wanted to do it in the style of a first person, point and click adveture/puzzle game. I have programming experience and product development experience but It’s all in financial software and I’m not familiar with animation/game development packages at all.[/quote:2cb76f76ce]based on what you’ve said re: point and click, you could try out Adventure Game Studio (http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/) which would be much easier to get to grips with than a 3D package and is available for free
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Point and Click was mentioned, but also…
> I’m looking for a 3d animation game development software package.
and…
> I wanted to do it in the style of a first personAGS would tick one, Blender would tick all three.
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Does any1 know a good java programming software compilere and IDE and does any1 know where i can get video tutorials on 3d max 7???
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3dbuzz have tons of video tutorials for 3ds(the same techniques apply across versions) http://www.3dbuzz.com/ click on the video training on the top bar – needs registration.
Found this the other day, haven’t looked through it yet but could be good
http://www.poopinmymouth.com/tutorial/tutorial.htm (the website is fine, strange name though!) -
Does any1 know a good java programming software compilere and IDE and does any1 know where i can get video tutorials on 3d max 7???[/quote:13be6fe72f]
Have you considered looking at the Officile Sun Java Website where they have both a compiler and an IDE? Although personally I would recommend Eclipse over Netbeans, but that’s down to preference :P
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There’s some good video tutorials on the new Azurerus…forget the name…. legit video tutorials…. not dodgy torrents.
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Eclipse serious? That programme does my head in. It doesn’t compiler! I tried jcreator as that doesn’t compile either. I think I will stick to my C++ and HTML. "I can run but i can’t walk" if you know what i mean!
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Eclipse serious? That programme does my head in. It doesn’t compiler! I tried jcreator as that doesn’t compile either.
[/quote:a9ac9cc001]I’ve use Eclipse in the past and I was able to compile and debug java programs using it. It’s a pretty decent IDE considering its free and certainly good enough to get any java development work done. Although, the one thing missing from it is a GUI editor.
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Eclipse serious? That programme does my head in. It doesn’t compiler! I tried jcreator as that doesn’t compile either.
[/quote:2436159d3d]I’ve use Eclipse in the past and I was able to compile and debug java programs using it. It’s a pretty decent IDE considering its free and certainly good enough to get any java development work done. Although, the one thing missing from it is a GUI editor.[/quote:2436159d3d]
Ah ok maybe am doing some thing wrong!
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