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From: "Adam Parrott" <sebring@mail.geocities.com>
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To: Mush <mpd@mushy-pd.demon.co.uk>
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 1997 11:24:07 -0600
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Subject: Re: Eventuator 3D..
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Greetings.
Mush recently had something to say about my 3D engine:
> I dont want to sound stupid, but why charge $50 for it? It seems odd
> to me, as I would never pay that much for a piece of software unless
> I knew it was really worth it. How do you expect to release it to
> us, in a .AMOS compiled format, if we are to use it in our games, or
> is it a compiled program which runs off a script?
Well, first of all, like I said, the price is *UnDeCiDeD*. Second, I
will probably release the engine itself as a type of "software kit"
that will come with the engine in compiled executable with some
sounds and textures which you can use to make your own 3D games.
> If you are to charge that much, you would need to write a really
> good example of it to give us that boost to buy it.
Also, as I previously mentioned, I am *FiRsT* going to incorporate
this engine into a 3D game called "Eventuator 3D". You'll have to
check out my page (when it's finished, almost there, btw) for more
details on the game. Both the game and the engine will be good, I
believe, and that's why I'll be releasing shareware demos of both the
game and the engine that you can download and try out. That way you
can decide for yourself whether or not you like it.
Please continue to send me your links to Amos and Amiga releated
