What is it you're looking to produce, exactly?
If it's something commercial with AAA graphics, then Blitz3D isn't going to cut it - although, it is still capable of producing some very nice visuals. As leadwerks shows, BlitzMax can be used with a 3rd party engine to up the graphics stakes, though frankly, if I were to go the whole hog, I'd probably just bite the bullet and go the C/C++ route.
Luckily. that's not a route I plan taking any time soon. Just doing stuff as a hobby, at the moment.
Swings and roundabouts.
If it's something commercial with AAA graphics, then Blitz3D isn't going to cut it - although, it is still capable of producing some very nice visuals. As leadwerks shows, BlitzMax can be used with a 3rd party engine to up the graphics stakes, though frankly, if I were to go the whole hog, I'd probably just bite the bullet and go the C/C++ route.
Luckily. that's not a route I plan taking any time soon. Just doing stuff as a hobby, at the moment.
Swings and roundabouts.