with the map editor

Use unity....

Add following class to your torque 3D source code:

class Tag
{
Tag();
~Tag();

initTag(std::string TagDescriptor);
applyTag();
}

That's roughly all you'll need to add.
Happy coding!

You think you can just make it so easily? Also Unity is free.

Oh nvm, you are a troll :v
Edited by altis94 on Dec 23, 2015 at 03:48 PM

ikr

Blam!

for the Ai
You need to read these books:

programming game ai by example mat buckland2

AI Game Programming Wisdom 2-3

Game AI Pro 2 Collected Wisdom of Game AI Professionals

years of talent, knowledge, and most importantly, being able to do more things then spawn water ;)

you need to contact with kornman00's he knows to much of blam! engine.
Edited by Halonimator on Dec 23, 2015 at 06:51 PM

kornman00=god of blam!

Your thinking of CryEngine. Unity is free. All it takes is some learning.

Cryengine is 10 big ones a month actually.

https://unity3d.com/get-unity
Edited by Tucker933 on Dec 24, 2015 at 01:55 AM

Ftfy

You need a dick for that though.

You'd need way more for it to match up to today's standards.

Stop trying to make something way to ambigious for your experience

just start with unity or gamemaker:studio or something, there is really no better way to learn making games like that

and before I forget to mention, you should at least have a few years of experience with making games to make a fan-made halo game with the scale you got in mind

so to make this easy, experience will get you there

(PS: I got 2 and half years of game making experience, and even with that I'm pretty sure that I can't finish my fan-made halo game on my own :/ (Not that I've got the time for that cuz of school -.-))

But he'd probably want graphics of today's standards, so there you go.

Furcking Burned!!!

torque3d is amazing and I am triggered you'd even talk about using it

Implying > You had one to being with.

I can teach you Mookz.

Replication can be a challenge though.

I'd say take a look at the weapon tag and see what kind of variables you have as a start.

You seriously need to stop. I know that it feels like you can do anything, but you have to face the facts.

Your project is going nowhere. And it'll get nowhere, ever, if you can't even decide what to use as a foundation.

Unity 3D is a very versatile toolset. It gives you literally everything you need to make a game, and what you don't have or can't buy there are free alternatives for.

TL;DR stop asking questions and do something worthwhile. When you have wild ambition like this it can be hard to realize that you have made 0 progress, but you can get there. The key is to just do it.

You two appear to arguing over little to nothing so stop it or be banned.

The good thing about UE4 is that there's a ton of very decent Youtube tutorials made by Epic. They'll ease you right in. The introductory ones are usually no longer than 15 minutes.

Even Dennis agrees.

http://shootertutorial.com/

I remember Inferno's copy of the blam engine. It was coded in Java which, freakin s*cks, but maybe you can ask him for that engine
https://www.youtube.com/user/dmtinfernocide

EDIT: This is the last video he uploaded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dee1TBPwpAQ
Edited by Mangenkyo on Dec 28, 2015 at 06:06 AM

I'd make the first branch just have a bool of "rounds loaded > 0". Like the Battle Rifle, rounds per shot is 3. But you can still shoot even if you have 2 or 1 bullet in your magazine. And I'd add a boolean of "can fire" to prevent stuff like BXR.

The firing itself should be in the character blueprint, as you are posessing that. The weapon blueprint should not have any input actions.

The weapon blueprint should have a custom event, then the character blueprint calls that custom event and fires it upon input action.
Edited by Mootjuh on Dec 28, 2015 at 07:30 AM

Feel free to add me on Skype if u want to go over UE4 stuff.
kevinj_is_een_goed_mens


And yes, my account name is really stupid.

who the duck are you