Need help making a 3-D shooter!

[Annsoft]

I have no idea where to start and what to do...

[dingdong]

Then maybe you should try the basic tutorials that come with mmf to start with. 3D is a pretty advanced thing to do in mmf right now...

[Game_Master]

download the Mod7Ex extension and check out the 1st person shooter example.

[LazyCoder]

download the Mod7Ex extension and check out the 1st person shooter example.

You're kidding right?

[Game_Master]

No? Why should I be?

[Random]

So you just bought a hammer and now you want to build a car with it. It's nice to set your goals high - but you shouldn't set them so high that you can't see the way there. Going the way is already hard enough.

Well. I don't want to say it's impossible with MMF(2) to create a first person shooter - it just might not be the right tool for it, especially not for someone who has just started using it. Even I wouldn't attempt it and I've been using click products for a very long time. Why would I not do that? Because I know that by the time that I have created a 3d engine with MMF, I could have learned how to script ANY 3d engine that already exists (potentially for free) and saved myself a lot of headache.

MMF is designed to create 2d applications / games. It IS capable of producing 3d content (to a degree) but that doesn't mean it is good for that purpose. So why not build a nice 2d game that is fun to play, looks neat and you can be proud of when it's done?

[Sieg]

A 3D shooter in MMF2 is not gonna happen, Sorry.

[neat_Kliker2]

a fake 3D shooter like Wolfenstein 3D can (something like it on vcade)

[Jikito]

Honestly, it would be much easier to use fps creator to make a 3d shooter I would think.

[BrandonC]

I agree, but to buy a piece of software that technically only has 1 specialty genre, and for a rough price similar to that of other higher end editors. I think that's a tad silly.