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I'll be upfront, I have no idea about game design...I took a programming course in University and know some binary and C++ and HTML but I can barely make a web page...well, I have Dreamweaver so that's not entirely true, but by hand I can barely make one...
anyway, I was wondering since i just played my Dark Forces game and loved it but I know we'll never see it again since the new crappy star wars games came out...I was wondering if you could, I don't know, "port" for lack of a better word a game like Dark Forces into something newer like the HL2 source engine...
I have no idea what goes into these things and I obviously have no plans to release anything due to the copyrights, but just for personal use I was wondering if it's possible...
I played X-Wing Alliance with the community mods and it really enhanced the graphic feel of the game, bringing it up to, I don't know, 2006 standards, which is very impressive, and that's where I got this idea.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I saw on the free list Atari Lite-C...could I use something like this as well or do you need a game "engine" to build on?
anyway, I was wondering since i just played my Dark Forces game and loved it but I know we'll never see it again since the new crappy star wars games came out...I was wondering if you could, I don't know, "port" for lack of a better word a game like Dark Forces into something newer like the HL2 source engine...
I have no idea what goes into these things and I obviously have no plans to release anything due to the copyrights, but just for personal use I was wondering if it's possible...
I played X-Wing Alliance with the community mods and it really enhanced the graphic feel of the game, bringing it up to, I don't know, 2006 standards, which is very impressive, and that's where I got this idea.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I saw on the free list Atari Lite-C...could I use something like this as well or do you need a game "engine" to build on?