An interesting and useful feature would be the ability to search or sort engines based on price. For example, I'm interested in engines in the range of $100-$200, but viewing them all would take a lot of effort.
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3D Engine Database - sort by price?
Started by stodge, Oct 13 2006 12:49 PM
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Posted 13 October 2006 - 01:56 PM
It wouldnt be worth it at the moment. Having professionly evalutated engines, I can tell you that there are simply none, with a real license, in that price range.
You'd be better off using an open source alternative, but if you insist on paying Torque is ok.
Edit: And before people have a rant about GPL code there are ways around it. I know, I've worked on several projects based around the Linux Kernel.
You'd be better off using an open source alternative, but if you insist on paying Torque is ok.
Edit: And before people have a rant about GPL code there are ways around it. I know, I've worked on several projects based around the Linux Kernel.
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I should probably inform you that no one speaks (or reads) japanese here. At least as far as I know...
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Posted 02 September 2008 - 04:18 PM
Don't worry, it's just spam.
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Posted 03 September 2008 - 04:12 PM
starstutter said:
I should probably inform you that no one speaks (or reads) japanese here. At least as far as I know...
/* Perfect_day.c */
#include <arcade>
#include <computer>
#include <drinks>
#include <hardware/high_end>
#include <snacks>
#pragma <responisiblities>
...........
#include <arcade>
#include <computer>
#include <drinks>
#include <hardware/high_end>
#include <snacks>
#pragma <responisiblities>
...........
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Posted 03 September 2008 - 04:30 PM
Err... you do know Hong Kong is in China, not Japan, right?
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Posted 03 September 2008 - 11:02 PM
They need to use the American naming convention and if it is a major city name it either "New" something famous, or name it the state (or province, region, whatever they have) for example New York, New York. :lol:
I always get confused when it comes to China and Japan:wacko: :blink: Oh well, that is why I am a programmer not map artist.
I always get confused when it comes to China and Japan:wacko: :blink: Oh well, that is why I am a programmer not map artist.
/* Perfect_day.c */
#include <arcade>
#include <computer>
#include <drinks>
#include <hardware/high_end>
#include <snacks>
#pragma <responisiblities>
...........
#include <arcade>
#include <computer>
#include <drinks>
#include <hardware/high_end>
#include <snacks>
#pragma <responisiblities>
...........
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