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Chad · 08-24-08, 11:03 AM

I've been watching updaptes on Torque for awhile, and I think it's time for me to upgrade, or is it?

http://www.garagegames.com/products/...e/featurecomp/

I can't make up my mind, honestly, which one would be better for my project. As you should know, I'm developing a World War 2 subsim simulation, and as I'm getting further into development, Blitz3d isn't keeping up with the needs I need it to do.

I think it was a great learning tool to learn programming, but I need to update, to a multi-platform, and faster engine.

So what I'm asking, is, should I cut back some features and stay with Blitz3d, or should I upgrade to Torque? If I should switch to Torque, would you suggest TGE or TGEA.

I like the price of TGE but some of the features TGEA offer are too good to pass up for the extra money.

Thanks,
Chad

08-24-08, 11:03 AM	#1
Chad ACE Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Posts: 1,274 Downloads: 60 Uploads: 0	TGE vs TGEA vs Blitz3d I've been watching updaptes on Torque for awhile, and I think it's time for me to upgrade, or is it? http://www.garagegames.com/products/...e/featurecomp/ I can't make up my mind, honestly, which one would be better for my project. As you should know, I'm developing a World War 2 subsim simulation, and as I'm getting further into development, Blitz3d isn't keeping up with the needs I need it to do. I think it was a great learning tool to learn programming, but I need to update, to a multi-platform, and faster engine. So what I'm asking, is, should I cut back some features and stay with Blitz3d, or should I upgrade to Torque? If I should switch to Torque, would you suggest TGE or TGEA. I like the price of TGE but some of the features TGEA offer are too good to pass up for the extra money. Thanks, Chad __________________