Hi,
I am blind, so I cannot use a drag and drop builder to make worlds, etc. I had been told that I could access the engine entirely through c++, meaning I don't need to use the drag and drop editor and can build my world entirely in code. However, I'm not sure if there are any tutorials or anything on how to do this. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how to get started using esenthel without the drag and drop editor.
Thanks,
-Michael.

You could look at this tutorial: Advanced/4 - Demos, Game Basics/Game Basics/10 - dynamically created objects. Creating the heightmap might be more difficult, but it can be done. (Perhaps look at the inesis code.)

But euhm... no offence, but I tried to imagine why a blind person would want to create 3D software and i horribly failed. Would you care to enlighten us?

Edit: I just thought that perhaps you only need simple physics objects to detect boundaries and such. In that case the tutorials in Advanced/2 - Animation, physics, rendering/physics might be of use to you.

Using a 3D engine is the easiest way to make a game that is based on 3D sound. Using Esenthel will give a lot freedom for a sound based game that a lot of other engines would make extremely difficult.

Hi all,
Thanks for the tips -- that should give me enough to go on with for now . As to the question of why me, being blind, would want to use 3d software to create a game, well it is pretty simple, as the third post says: I would like to easily create audio based games, and using a tool that has 3d audio built in to the engine would be the logical way to do this, even if I wouldn't touch the graphics. I might, also, eventually want to team up with someone on a graphic and audio game, so in that case knowing an engine would be helpful.
Thanks,
-Michael.

Hi lilmike. That sounds pretty cool. Keep up the good work and keep us updated.

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