Yeah...
I got both Blitz3D & DarkBASIC Pro & also 3D GameStudio.
I have done my own test and have found that Blitz3D is indeed very stable and easy to understand and you can get an idea implemented fairly fast using it! DarkBasic Pro on the other hand does has many nice features and all if you can get them to work half the time...I've found that usaully when darkbasic pro posts an update to DBPro that it usaully fix's a few issues and then make other existing ones have bugs again...You normally have to wait untill the next update untill thoes bugs are corrected again.. And their BSP handling for DBPro is horrible!!! Their test demo is nothing more than a plan open room with nothing in it at all and it only gives a total frame rate of only 24 fps...That really isn't good at all if you want to make levels using BSP formats.. Lee Bamber did say in a email to me though that the BSP issue's are going to be dealt with in update 6 through 7 though! 3D GameStudio is also a very stable system as well..But it's based off of the language C though.. They do supply you with most of the development tools you need in order to create any type of game though, that is a nice setup on that part!! But Im' personaly comfortable using Blitz3D! Does anybody know when Mark Sibly is going to bring Blitz3D up to spec in comparison to that of the features in DBPro? Just curious???
Many Thanks again guys...
I got both Blitz3D & DarkBASIC Pro & also 3D GameStudio.
I have done my own test and have found that Blitz3D is indeed very stable and easy to understand and you can get an idea implemented fairly fast using it! DarkBasic Pro on the other hand does has many nice features and all if you can get them to work half the time...I've found that usaully when darkbasic pro posts an update to DBPro that it usaully fix's a few issues and then make other existing ones have bugs again...You normally have to wait untill the next update untill thoes bugs are corrected again.. And their BSP handling for DBPro is horrible!!! Their test demo is nothing more than a plan open room with nothing in it at all and it only gives a total frame rate of only 24 fps...That really isn't good at all if you want to make levels using BSP formats.. Lee Bamber did say in a email to me though that the BSP issue's are going to be dealt with in update 6 through 7 though! 3D GameStudio is also a very stable system as well..But it's based off of the language C though.. They do supply you with most of the development tools you need in order to create any type of game though, that is a nice setup on that part!! But Im' personaly comfortable using Blitz3D! Does anybody know when Mark Sibly is going to bring Blitz3D up to spec in comparison to that of the features in DBPro? Just curious???
Many Thanks again guys...