What do you think about Dungeonhack?

[Kiiba]

First thing, sorry for my horrible english.

 

http://dungeonhack.sourceforge.net/

DungeonHack is a Free / Open Source Software project to build an engine for Role-Playing Games (RPG) that are non-linear with large scale environments. Our goals emphasize procedural generation, modern 3D graphics, and dynamic, interesting worlds and characters. Currently, we are focusing on one such world.

 

http://dungeonhack.sourceforge.net/w/images/7/78/Waterplane.jpg

 

There are much people creating MODs on tesnexus, but that work can be useful for Dungeonhack too.

 

Look at the roadmap here:

http://dungeonhack.sourceforge.net/Roadmap

For example they need fruits and rocks models, i dont have much dexterity with blender, there are no people here interested on create dungeonhack?

 

Thank you for reading me, and sorry again for my bad english :(

[ub3rman123]

Dungeon Hack from the '90's? Man, I didn't know people were still playing it.

 

I've been looking for stuff to build in Blender during my free time in Technology Class. Can you givemore detail about how they need to be? Formats, textures, etc?

[Vagrant0]

It looks like most of what needs to be done is programming stuff... Resources are nice and all, but I know first hand that having a lack of manpower for all those important bits of building and coding can bring a project to its knees rather quickly.

[CommanderCrazy]

I don't understand what the goal is.

Even the main website didn't give me proper info...

[Kiiba]

I don't understand what the goal is.

Even the main website didn't give me proper info...

Welcome! Ours is an open-source project to create a large scale, open-ended "living" world of characters, politics, and economies that don't passively revolve around the player. This will be the world of a role-playing game titled Godhead.

Before creating what has never been done, we'll build the basics in a separate world titled Spider Forest.

We have drawn much inspiration from our experiences playing TES II: Daggerfall, Mount & Blade, and some other fondly remembered games, both for what they gave us and for what we wished they hadn't left out.

I don't know what the goal is exactly, but in the forums of that web can be the answer of that. I supose.

http://dungeonhack.sourceforge.net/forums/

[Povuholo]

That screenshot reminds me of a more colourful Morrowind with some graphics mods. :D