🚀 go-pugleaf

McG. schrieb:
> "Kosta Xonis" <ChaosKosta@web.de> wrote in message 
> news:esv5h4$bvl$00$1@news.t-online.com...
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>so there is at least _some_ life in here ! ;)
>>
>>I was wondering if there is a short 'n' quick summary, what software 
>>to use to design a map, other than 3ds...
>>
>>I am used to blender, and would like to make a "walk-around" of a 
>>buildings cluster to show visitors around. And using UnrealED to do 
>>the architectural parts seems to be a PITA to me... (Well, I am used 
>>to an other UI approach for construction-like software)
>>
>>Alternatively I'd appreciate hints to (SORRY) other engines also...
>>
>>Thanks a lot, and sorry for the NOISE CAUSED ! (SCNR!! ;) )
>>
>>-- 
>>Kosta
>>
> 
> 
> Sounds like you're talking about building a walk around scene with any 
> kind of engine.  What about Vue?  Carrara?   Could Bryce 5 (free 
> unrestricted version) be used for something like that?
> 
> But sounds like you're needing something where you can create a "level" 
> in, the load it in a game engine and leave it running.    So wouldn't 
> just about any game level editor do this?
> McG. 
> 
> 

Yes, close to what I had in mind. But I also want to have some 
"interactivity" in it. Like left alone for 5 minutes it "walks" by 
itself, and if some one want to know how to get to point B from where 
he/she is right now, or just "explore" the site, it comes out of kiosk 
mode and you can use keys/joystick to navigate around.

I have the architectural data ready in DWG, and am toooo lazy to do it 
once again in UnrealED, let alone it uses another approach (BSP) which 
is very unused and somehow irritating to me yet.

Does anyone know, if the new "Unreal * 2007" will still have an editor 
bundled, any details known about it ??

Thanks again for your patience...

-- 
Kosta "XAKiChaos"