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1. Re: Inexpensive / open source game engines

   

   Reply by Daaark · Mar 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   DXStudio. It's more tailored towards dropping in your assets and using simple scripting to define behavior than it is hardcore programming.

2. Re: Inexpensive / open source game engines

   

   Reply by wailingmonkey · Mar 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   thanks for the additional info, CrazyButcher. I guess I should have made it more clear that I was looking to develop for iPhone from a PC :poly124: ... and yeah, specifically with a tool that hand-holds non-programmer types (for instance, I've got a minimal understanding of scripting and general C++ type coding, so WYSIWYG…

3. Re: Inexpensive / open source game engines

   

   Reply by Target_Renegade · Mar 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   At the moment I've been looking into the Shiva engine and DXStudio, it depends if you're willing willing to program lots or have a game running quickly. I have C4 and Torque licenses. C4 is a very good engine, but as an artist, hard to see through all of the extra programming you'd have to do to create a FULL game. The…

4. Re: Inexpensive / open source game engines

   

   Reply by Richard Kain · Mar 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   Target Renegade, you might want to consider NeoAxis. They provide a trial version at their site, so you can give it a whirl and do a lot of basic editing and extending. I believe that they have an indie liscence, and a source code liscence. The indie liscence is pretty reasonable, but won't allow you access to all of the…