When I got SmileBasic, I want to make 3D games. In PTC I did all the trig for it already, so I just would have to port it. Now... I don´t really know what game I should make.. Just the idea of making a Racing game or Tribes Ascend. Although without real multiplayer they wouldn´t be fun at all. Please comment ideas. (When I ported it and made a game, I WILL make an engine)

A racing game where you try to beat other racer? or just get the fastest time to win a championship cup. Track editor? Also doom clone? wolfenstein clone?

racing with beating times that you can post on the miiverse... i dont wanna make a huge game world like in doom or half-life

hm ok then. Can you try to have a racing game?

okay. Should it be rally racing or track racing and realistic or more arcarde?

track racing. More arcade, but with a level editor maybe?

okay should be a good start

Now a few technical questions. 1. Can you only upload whole projects with PRG: ? 2. Are floating point numbers usable as normal decimal numbers? 3. Is there a function to fill Triangles/Polygons?

1)No, you can make a new project folder and put all your files you need for your project. 2)I don't really know this. 3)I think it's gfill or something, go to smilebasicsource.com for that.

4. Can I load/move/edit files in other project folders?

2) I *think* the answer is yes, but don't take my word for it. 3) According to the manual, GTRI draws a triangle on screen and fill is with a color. 4) No, you cannot access files in folders separate from the one the current program is running from; however, you can easily copy needed files into the proper folder. Also, regarding multiplayer, SmileBASIC does support local play, so you can...

create multiplayer games!

Yes, I know, but.. local .. eh.

To 4. : Can I do it via a program code or does it have to be manual?

Hey! What I was thinking, is what we can do is make a game together! (As soon as SmileBasic comes out in Germany) I'm best at level design and sprites, but I do know a bit of programming... So let me know once you get SmileBasic!

sure. hey let´s make a forum post together on smilebasicsource.com

for с0птãct

4. You can copy code manually, and it is very easy to do a lot because of select+copy. However, if you are just looking to move a file from one project to another, browse projects (in the main menu) allows you to run any program from any project, even if it's not your active project. Then you can save it, and it will be saved to the active project.

Thanks david. I asked this because I want to include custom tracks and a track editor. Therefor you could use the editor, copy the track to a project, publish it and then somebody downloads the project with the track to install it.