Let's see. I've been using Blitz for about two years. I was started working for Caligari about a month and a half ago - though I've known Roman for a number of years. gameSpace was introduced last September.
DarkMATTER doesn't come with gameSpace. We offer it for sale on our site and, in return, we allow TGC to sell gameSpace and related products on their site.
The site says "Libraries of models for fast content, and access thousands of publicly available models". In truth this statement needs to be reworked a bit. There are, in fact, libraries of models distributed with gameSpace but the number of models is between 50-100 and a lot of them probably aren't very useable for games (though I suppose that depends on what kind of game you're doing). Some of the included models are quite good however.
[edit]Oh, to my knowledge there's no list of included models available - I'll check into maybe providing it on the site, though the current model libraries shouldn't factor into the purchase decision too much. This is one of the reasons the statement above should probably be worked on a bit.[/edit]
We are, however, working on converting 500 low and medium resolution models (from Digimation) to COB format and these will be made available (probably in blocks of models over time) to gameSpace customers when the conversion is done. We have also commissioned several pro-quality animated characters to be given to gS owners. I think maybe three of these are nearing completion. No firm date on the availability of these - and I haven't seen them myself - but I do know that both projects are pretty far along.
Hope that answers everyone :)
M
DarkMATTER doesn't come with gameSpace. We offer it for sale on our site and, in return, we allow TGC to sell gameSpace and related products on their site.
The site says "Libraries of models for fast content, and access thousands of publicly available models". In truth this statement needs to be reworked a bit. There are, in fact, libraries of models distributed with gameSpace but the number of models is between 50-100 and a lot of them probably aren't very useable for games (though I suppose that depends on what kind of game you're doing). Some of the included models are quite good however.
[edit]Oh, to my knowledge there's no list of included models available - I'll check into maybe providing it on the site, though the current model libraries shouldn't factor into the purchase decision too much. This is one of the reasons the statement above should probably be worked on a bit.[/edit]
We are, however, working on converting 500 low and medium resolution models (from Digimation) to COB format and these will be made available (probably in blocks of models over time) to gameSpace customers when the conversion is done. We have also commissioned several pro-quality animated characters to be given to gS owners. I think maybe three of these are nearing completion. No firm date on the availability of these - and I haven't seen them myself - but I do know that both projects are pretty far along.
Hope that answers everyone :)
M