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Old 04-19-2011, 04:15 PM
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Having experience from actually developing on a Graal3D server I will say that it requires alot of experience in terms of math (geometry, vectors, trigonometry atleast) and physics (movement, gravity, forces (if you want to do more advanced stuff)) if you're going to code atleast.

The main difference between a 3D server and a normal 2D server is the framerate it runs at. G3D has a framerate of 60FPS and G2D runs at 20FPS. In terms of scripting this gives you more room to do more executions per second on a G3D server.

Big difference between developing 3D and 2D, just pointing it out. It also requires a lot more work in terms of creating levels, 3D modeling (animations, mesh, textures, etc) and scripting.


I wouldn't recommend it, unless you have the experience and dedication to challenge yourself. Should also find someone that can help you as a mentor, i.e., someone who has experience and can lead you in the right path.

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Originally Posted by Geno View Post
FF Tactics Iso-Server plz
Funny, I actually started on an engine that worked like FFTactics a long time ago. Non-iso though.
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