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Hey guys,

So I have to do an assignment for school(don't stop reading).
It's for Computer Science.
I want to virtually create my school so you can walk in it like an FPS (First Person Shooter).

I tried to Google it, but I couldn't really find decent software for creating such thing.

So my question is: Do you know this kind of program to create a virtual 3D environment?

Hope to hear from u guys soon

Not exactly 3D, but http://photosynth.net/

Ok, this is not really what I meant, because I want to walk around in my environment =]

Milkshape 3d or Misfit
If you need to find out how to use either of them, I can give you a tutorial, but its meant for Halo 2 xD Same process essentially, except you start from scratch, not with a pre-made model.
Well, I suppose if you have halo 2, half life, CS, or Quake, you could use milkshape to make the model, put it in game, then walk around in it.

Use Vue if you want some nice landscapes.

Lol, one of our Seniors had done that. you had to walk around the school and shoot zombie teacher with squirt guns xD
it looked so funny xD

but sadly I can't really help you. I think I have the senior's MSN, so I'll ask him when he comes on line.

ps: You could probably try Gmod.

max, unreal ed, autocad...loads

unreal ed is the easiest to make an enviroment in

Thats going to be really hard. The first thing that comes to mind is to do it with Source. HL2 can look decent when it wants to.

Not sure that it jives with what your learning though.

just do some 360grades pics ? much simple

Well, thanks for the replies all.
I'm going to try some of your software mentioned.
Will post the results if I have some

P.S.: I looked for the software you told me, but the all require the games, like Unreal or HalfLife to run. I'm not going to show my teacher my self-designed school in a First Person Shooter lol.

only_me wrote:just do some 360grades pics ? much simple

Ok, good idea.
How do I walk around in my school of pictures?

lol. Just get the Sims.

I remember there was a story about some kid that made a cs map of his school, and he was arrested cause they thought it was used to plan out some sort of bomb attack LOL

Make one where you walk around shooting the students dead...then wait for the police to pick you up =p

honestly unreal ed v2.5 isnt hard to get make one using that, it has been used for house walkthoughs and such in the past so its ideal and easy to use

O got the awnser from the Senior!
He said he used gamemaker 6!

EDIT: in fact, here's the whole game they made!
http://www.yoyogames.com/games/show/1402

poehalcho wrote:O got the awnser from the Senior!
He said he used gamemaker 6!

EDIT: in fact, here's the whole game they made!
http://www.yoyogames.com/games/show/1402

i wouldnt use gamemaker 6 for any 3d enviroment at all sorry but thats just about the worst suggestion here, its an engine designed for 2d games bring in a 3d element isnt that simple

Autocad Architectual 2010

thats a pretty damn expensive program though and its got a bit of a steep learning curve.

I'm working on a commercial space rendering with it right now

Xyzzzy wrote:Autocad Architectual 2010

thats a pretty damn expensive program though and its got a bit of a steep learning curve.

I'm working on a commercial space rendering with it right now

Yeh I already know about this programs, but they are even used in the militairy circuit, so I don't think I'm going to learn Autocad

I'm now going to check GameMaker6.

Thanks for asking the senior

marijnz0r wrote:

Xyzzzy wrote:Autocad Architectual 2010

thats a pretty damn expensive program though and its got a bit of a steep learning curve.

I'm working on a commercial space rendering with it right now

Yeh I already know about this programs, but they are even used in the militairy circuit, so I don't think I'm going to learn Autocad

I'm now going to check GameMaker6.

Thanks for asking the senior

dont use gamemaker for a 3d enviroment seriously, use source engine or unreal editor (from unreal 2003)

gamemaker is just about the worse thing you can use for a 3d enviroment

I don't know much about this stuff, but I think you should probably listen to masterwong. We don't have the choice of using a different program so far as I know, so it's quite likely not the best thing for a 3D environment.