anyone know an easy to use fps engine

[discotheque]

i want to make a cartoonish fps which will basically be like tf2 but with more classes
so anyone know an easy to use engine

[Captain Pentium]

Maybe Unity?

[Mossy Snake]

Unity, GameMaker, possibly Doom/Quake engine, MAYBE Crytek Engine..

[discotheque]

MossyRathalos eredeti hozzászólása:

Unity, GameMaker, possibly Doom/Quake engine, MAYBE Crytek Engine..

i already use gamemaker for rpgs but gamemaker doesnt really support 3d

[mrahma]

ROBLOX Studio, i'm seirous, beyond the stupid memes, some people have made amazing games with the ROBLOX engine.

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riham eredeti hozzászólása:

ROBLOX Studio, i'm seirous, beyond the stupid meme some people have made amazing games with the ROBLOX engine.

lel i play roblox and have tryed to do roblox code but the code latrelly kills me its that hard for me

[mrahma]

coolkingbob eredeti hozzászólása:

riham eredeti hozzászólása:

ROBLOX Studio, i'm seirous, beyond the stupid meme some people have made amazing games with the ROBLOX engine.

lel i play roblox and have tryed to do roblox code but the code latrelly kills me its that hard for me

The thing is, ROBLOX is rather simple and since it uses Lua the coding is somewhat basic, if you can't get something like creating a game on ROBLOX down, you're gonna have no luck using something like Unity to make a game.

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riham eredeti hozzászólása:

coolkingbob eredeti hozzászólása:

lel i play roblox and have tryed to do roblox code but the code latrelly kills me its that hard for me

The thing is, ROBLOX is rather simple and since it uses Lua the coding is somewhat basic, if you can't get something like creating a game on ROBLOX down, you're gonna have no luck using something like Unity to make a game.

lel i been using gamemaker studio and trying to learn that code so other codes seem harder

[E3kHatena]

Unreal IV comes with a built-in FPS base availible either in C++ or the simpler but proprietary Blueprint format. You could reverse engineer the weapons system and build yourself your custom classes. My hot tip would be to make a generic character with a generic weapon and stand-in variables for health, armor, weapon rate of fire, damage, mag size, accuracy, etc., and then make child objects so you just need to assign some variables and be on your way. Tougher initially but will save you time in the long run.

As for modeling/shading/etc., Blender is open source but good luck learning Shader scripting.

And for UI, GIMP is entirely free so you could technically use it to export transparent .pngs for UI elements.