I haven't heard of this game before but did like playing LBP at my friends house. I've been trying out various fangames as well. Looking forward to what people will create in this game.

(05-16-2019, 06:32 AM)Sonic2k Wrote: So I had a look at what you wrote on SonicHQ and I had a look at the video you posted.
Essentially, if you build a team, combine this somehow with version control, you basically have, the power, in your hands to remake Sonic Adventure without SEGA or SONIC TEAM.

Yeah there are people who have recreated lots of scenes perfectly from Dead Space to Minecraft. My favorite example for the Sonic stuff is the Chao Garden, it's so spot on and detailed. Someone also made a working very quality model of Knuckles.

(05-16-2019, 06:32 AM)Sonic2k Wrote: Not bad at all, considering you don't have to learn 3D modelling (and all that painful crap), or have to become an expert in C++ (and Sonic Team these days are fans of Lua). Nor do you have the burden of a steep learning curve to learn OpenGL, and other 3D graphics APIs
The above statement is the reason why my creativity has had such a damper whenever the thought of producing gaming content came to mind.
It takes literally YEARS OF EFFORT to get somewhere to start creating something. After 10 years as a programmer I only now consider myself proficient to work on a real game's code. And now I am at base one again because there's a whole new load of stuff to learn. Game engine API, OpenGL API, and the underlying runtime library of Microsoft Visual C++. Urgh! No thanks!

The games are rough, the music is not cool, but that's to be expected.

It still takes a ton of learning but it has very intuitive tutorials and MUCH easier than the ways you mentioned with actual coding. As far as the music goes you can make your own if you want and you can also import audio. I expect lots to come out of this over the years. Their previous game, LittleBigPlanet, was designed as a 2D platformer and someone made Mario Maker IN LBP, which shouldn't have been possible with its limitations.

(05-16-2019, 06:32 AM)Sonic2k Wrote: If Dreams delivers as it promises. I will be buying the console, and the software. This would then be a significant point in my life. This is also probably a very significant point in the history of gaming. I sincerely hope its not all fake.

This kind of thing would render the long development cycles of games obsolete. This is doing for games what Golang did for systems software!!

The longterm goal is they want to eventually allow people to sell the games they create within the game so obviously any copyrighted stuff like Sonic games won't work but when they get that going it'll be interesting to see what happens. It essentially allows you to create games that wouldn't be created otherwise because of market trends, etc.

That Sonic model's really neat! Did you make it yourself or did someone in the community do it? I know the people who play MediaMolecule games can be pretty nifty in that regard so the latter wouldn't surprise me.

No I didn’t make it, I just played a few premise levels. That said I can take the model and remix it if I feel like I could improve it. I’d get credit and so would the original person who made it.

You don’t even have to remix the models you can take it as is and use it in a level you create if you don’t want to make your own model.

(05-16-2019, 11:38 PM)Sonic2k Wrote:

(05-16-2019, 03:46 PM)Dopey Wrote: That Sonic model's really neat! Did you make it yourself or did someone in the community do it? I know the people who play MediaMolecule games can be pretty nifty in that regard so the latter wouldn't surprise me.

Sonic's 3D model, is available all over the  'net now. I started seeing models of increasing quality floating around the 'net since at least 2012

I dunno if you noticed but Metallix seems to have recorded this straight from his PS4. I'm not so sure it's a model that you can just download straight off the internet; it's more likely that someone in the Dreams community has rigged this together and put it up onto the database, sort of how levels are uploaded in LBP - either that or Metallix made it himself, which returns us to my original question.

@ yes it was someone in the game who made it from scratch. There are lots of models to use, some are bad and others are good. They even have a movie Sonic model. Some have no animation so they’re just sculptures.

I’ll make another video eventually with models and other levels.

@"Sonic2k" nope it wasn't imported into the game. These models are created entirely with the in-game tools which is why some other models look not so good to say the least. How do they do it? I don't know, I've not yet finished the tutorials. lol I'm going to do all the tutorials before I attempt sculpting things.

I uploaded an updated video. It shows some of the previous levels with updated physics and collision as well as a new level that’s an RPG. 

https://youtu.be/-OfQvCrDN0c

(06-02-2019, 01:05 PM)Metallix Wrote: I uploaded an updated video. It shows some of the previous levels with updated physics and collision as well as a new level that’s an RPG. 

https://youtu.be/-OfQvCrDN0c

I didn’t finish but that Chao Garden is something else. It is really close and captures the feel of the original.