Guide to write a game 3D.Help me!

[bigbear]

Hi all,
I am a newbie. Please help me how to write a game 3D by using Irrlicht Engine. If you have a simple code, please share for me. Thanks a lot!

[rogerborg]

You should start by writing a MMORPG. I hear they're really easy!

[JP]

Read and learn from the tutorials that come with the engine and that are provided on the main irrlicht webpage and you will pretty much learn all you need to know from there.

Also this is a forum for posting about projects which you're working on so you can share demos and screenshots of them with others, so not somewhere for asking for help

[Virion]

Hi all,
I am a newbie. Please help me how to write a game 3D by using Irrlicht Engine. If you have a simple code, please share for me. Thanks a lot!

If someone shares his code with you then it's not YOUR game. You may take it as a reference but not copy and paste.

ou should start by writing a MMORPG. I hear they're really easy!

And... you shouldn't follow what rogerborg said lol. You should start by playing around and get familiar with Irrlicht API. A lot of things to be learned! Enjoy yourself.

[bigbear]

If someone shares his code with you then it's not YOUR game. You may take it as a reference but not copy and paste.

I know that , if you have, please share for me, i will take it as a reference. I only need a very very simple game.

To JP: I had do it, but it only show a character and not is a complete game.

Please guide me step by step how to create a full game with one character and NPC. . Thanks for view my topic.

[zeno60]

If someone shares his code with you then it's not YOUR game. You may take it as a reference but not copy and paste.

I know that , if you have, please share for me, i will take it as a reference. I only need a very very simple game.

To JP: I had do it, but it only show a character and not is a complete game.

Please guide me step by step how to create a full game with one character and NPC. . Thanks for view my topic.

You'll learn nothing by looking at someones code, rather you should ask for concepts (by ask I mean 'search first') and code them yourself.

I watched football on TV the other day, does that mean I am a pro-football player?

[CuteAlien]

You'll learn nothing by looking at someones code, rather you should ask for concepts (by ask I mean 'search first') and code them yourself.

Coding stuff yourself is certainly important, but you can learn a lot by reading the code of someone else. And starting with existing code and modifying small bits of it ain't such a bad way to get into something new.

@bigbear: Did you already check out the examples? You should start with those.

[zeno60]

You'll learn nothing by looking at someones code, rather you should ask for concepts (by ask I mean 'search first') and code them yourself.

Coding stuff yourself is certainly important, but you can learn a lot by reading the code of someone else. And starting with existing code and modifying small bits of it ain't such a bad way to get into something new.

@bigbear: Did you already check out the examples? You should start with those.

Sorry, I meant to comment on him asking for step by step help on creating a full game. I agree that finding code, modifying, reading and understanding is an excellent way to learn a language/engine/concept. But at least be willing to take the proactive route and do some searching on your question. It has been asked before and answered many times. Good luck.

[JediTrooper87]

You also need to be aware that Irrlicht is just a 3d engine, it's not a game engine on it's own. To do that you have to include a scripting system, physics engine, AI, and other things to make even a simple game.

[bigbear]

@all: thanks for giving me a lot of good ideas. I will try to search about that.

[FlyingIsFun1217]

You should start by writing a MMORPG. I hear they're really easy!

You're so evil...

FlyingIsFun1217