Platinum Arts Sandbox - Free 3D Game Maker Forum

Yep, I sure do. In the game I'm developing there is a beautiful Princess that needs saving. The only trouble is that she bares a striking resemblence to an Ogre.....

Where can I find or has anyone got a more suitable model to use? Please, please...

Cheers

Malk

There's a topic specifically for this stuff

Right here: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=649

Thanks for this er.. AA. Now all I need to know is how to incorporate .blend files into my Sandbox game. I've found where all the models live but they're in .MD3 and .cfg files. So how do I convert .blend into something that Sandbox recognises?

Malk

3dvia.com is a great place for models, and on the blender website there's a plugin for the md3 format.

Gr1m

Thanks Grim. Any chance of treating me like the noob I am and explaining what you just said. I really think we need labels that show our level of experetise / ignorence to help repliers to pitch their anwers at the appropriate knowledge level. Seriously - "plugin" duh... and what does it do and what do I need to do??

lol.

I have the plug-in and I don't know how to use it

Apparently, the Mac version doesn't show the folder I need to put it in...

No offence, but macs generally suck for games design. Ever played on a game that was created on a Mac? No, because there never was.... I dont think.

Best platforms to use for game design are:
Windows. (sometimes they suck but you can occasionally get some good stuff from them eg: Xbox 360)
Ubuntu. (Nice interface too)
Linux. (Never used it, but if you get Linux youre capable of creating a game on PS3)

Best for Concept Art and Graphic Design are:
Mac. (I Should know, my Uncle has 3 and hes a designer)
Windows. (Almost works with Mac with design packages eg Adobe)

Can't you use Windows on mac?, and malkin in the faq + wiki there's guides about that stuff.

Leo_V117 wrote:No offence, but macs generally suck for games design. Ever played on a game that was created on a Mac? No, because there never was.... I dont think.

Well, no offense either, but there actually are a lot of game engines on Macs if you actually look for it (I should know...)

GR1M wrote:Can't you use Windows on mac?

Yes, you can. I'm using a program right now to instal another program that came as a exe

GR1M wrote: Can't you use Windows on mac?

AABattery wrote: Yes, you can. I'm using a program right now to instal another program that came as a exe

Thank god for that. I was gonna release Dark Fusion FPS Mod once it was finished in multiple files. Now I Dont have to. But, It is illegal to INSTALL windows on a mac.