Construct 3d

In construct 2 we can make games in 2d in construct 3 we can make 3d games the contruct 3 will have support for 3d would be very good would be the best 3d graphic engine

No that's not the case, it's a 2D engine.

but webgl does support 3D graphics , so a plugin can fulfill the 3D part

but webgl does support 3D graphics , so a plugin can fulfill the 3D part

is not that easy, there are sooooo much stuff than just adding a Z coordinate to an engine.

Scirra is looking to build the best 2d game maker at the moment, 3D is something we all asked once, sadly the answer is no.

There is an existing paid third party plugin that uses three.js to produce 3D exports that you can do with Construct 2 at the moment

Editor is still 2D so building complex environments would probably be tedious.

I assume C3 will work fine with that plugin, but they haven't released any information on how it reacts and stores the plugins, let alone the modularity/customization options beyond CSS theming.

> but webgl does support 3D graphics , so a plugin can fulfill the 3D part

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is not that easy, there are sooooo much stuff than just adding a Z coordinate to an engine.

Scirra is looking to build the best 2d game maker at the moment, 3D is something we all asked once, sadly the answer is no.

Thank you she is already the best 2d engine there is nothing better lighter and faster and complete

Who knows 3d comes in contruct 4.

Why not just steal the ideas off firefly: http://store.steampowered.com/app/267655/

Why not just steal the ideas off firefly: http://store.steampowered.com/app/267655/

Haha nice. I understand how trying to make a 3D thing in a 2D engine would be a nice challenge of your skills but it seems redundant to me. Just use a 3D engine to make a nice 3D game, don't heavily modify a 2D engine to make a sloppy 3D game. Working backwards when you could just try and make a game in Unity or something. Not dismissing the fact that someone might want to do it as a challenge though, or portfolio piece.

> Why not just steal the ideas off firefly: http://store.steampowered.com/app/267655/

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Haha nice. I understand how trying to make a 3D thing in a 2D engine would be a nice challenge of your skills but it seems redundant to me. Just use a 3D engine to make a nice 3D game, don't heavily modify a 2D engine to make a sloppy 3D game. Working backwards when you could just try and make a game in Unity or something. Not dismissing the fact that someone might want to do it as a challenge though, or portfolio piece.

Why not take the same approach to using cheat tools without scripting to make games at all? Learn c# for 2d.

Why not take the same approach to using cheat tools without scripting to make games at all? Learn c# for 2d.

C#? Don't be a noob. Assembly is the way to go.

> Why not take the same approach to using cheat tools without scripting to make games at all? Learn c# for 2d.

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C#? Don't be a noob. Assembly is the way to go.

Quite right: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GH94fKtGr0M

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> > Why not take the same approach to using cheat tools without scripting to make games at all? Learn c# for 2d.

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> C#? Don't be a noob. Assembly is the way to go.

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Quite right: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GH94fKtGr0M

Haha I went to uni with that guy. He's making Tanglewood.

Just make a three.js plugin

There already is a three.js plugin, albeit 3rd party:

The only "issue" is there is no 3D view in the editor, which is fine in my opinion as C2 isn't really a 3D game maker.

I do agree there should be more first party support with C3 compared to C2. I don't expect a first party plugin (which would be nice) but I do hope they allow the Editor UI to be modified and have editor plugins that can add in a new window/panel. This way at the very least users can not only make a 3D game via a plugin, they can better modify the game through an editor plugin made to display a 3D editor window/panel.

Hopefully the news we receive over the next few weeks about the new features will be good.

C3 is a web app, therefore what we are going to see are DOM elements, which means that the editor layout could be a canvas if we are lucky enough. Tbh this is the only groundbreaking feature that I'm looking forward to. Opens up a lot of possibilities.