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Thank you, everyone! I've gotten some really valuable insight. And I'm glad my game idea sparked some good discussion. Imagine what the final product will do for the gaming community! …
Bridge simulators were a genre for awhile, don't know about now. I suppose it's a physics problem for which reasonable composition, failure, and destruction results are possible. In something I …
bvanevery wrote: But what about when vehicles start getting split open into funny shapes, and wheels get knocked and bent out of axis? Yeah, this needs some work. For destruction …
JoeJ wrote: It will still hit the enemy, and the tank itself will stay on the ground. I don't think you're thinking about the destruction phase of a competition. Sure …
bvanevery wrote: Do your expectations change for realistic robot combat? I'd expect usual simulators to fall flat on their faces, as far as providing results that have real world verifiability. …
Ris.Lee wrote: Thank you! My idea is that the player will build robots. They'll build it piece by piece, more or less. The body they'll build love by piece, complex …
Thanks so much for all the advice! I'll definitely check out that Wikipedia page. This is going to be a project I tackle once I've got some experience under my …
Are you familiar with the material at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_combat ? There's quite a lot to real world robot competitions, not the least of which are weight classes and safety.
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Thank you! My idea is that the player will build robots. They'll build it piece by piece, more or less. The body they'll build love by piece, complex parts like …
This is a roadmap for learning the basics of graphics programming on one's own, from free online resources. Introduction About This is a roadmap for learning basic graphics programming on …
Ris.Lee wrote: what might your recommendation be for software/programming that would allow a beginner to make a 3D physics game with realistic graphics? Any game engine (Unity, Unreal, Godot...) supports …
Thank you for your response! I think I'm going to put my idea on the back burner for now. But for when I do decide to try developing it, what …
You can post your idea wherever you like; here is fine. Be advised that you'll likely only get advice on how good or not good your idea is. Not many …
I'm new here and I'm not sure where to post my game idea. I have a videogame concept and storyline, but don't have experience in development or art. Where can …
Elgrino2244 wrote: The Scriptable object references will be held in the manager and accessed via manager.Statedata.property by states and motors This is backwards. In your first post you even correctly …
TooOld2rock-nRoll wrote: Well.... until recently, I never really committed to use ALL of C++. My uses for OO were very much like an orderly C, inheritance were used occasionally for …
I think my solution is to create 3 scriptable object types, one for each state. I will put all unchanging state specific data in these containers while the state scripts …
How do you think your Enemy scripts are going to evolve during development? Make those kinds of change easy and neat, at the expense of others. If states are going …
Well.... until recently, I never really committed to use ALL of C++. My uses for OO were very much like an orderly C, inheritance were used occasionally for things that …
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