Nice work Jester,
I just set up a similar task for my year 8 class to re-create a Pacman-style game using car objects, AI objects and event on contacts and timers.
Once they are familiar with this we will move onto the second phase of the game where you chase the ghosts which will be fun!

I always get excited when I hear how computer games are used for education.. And to be using a marvelous engine like 3D Rad makes it all that more fun, because of its intuitive visual side. I love following the 5 game step in teaching game development (ping-pong, break-out, tetris, pucman, doom), since they embody levels of complexity very well. Keep us updated, it will be fun to follow progress

works great under windows 7...  Outstanding Job!!!

I played it on vista win7 mac and xp they all work!

On Mac?

Quote from: Logmyster on July 05, 2010, 11:43:30 PM

I played it on vista win7 mac and xp they all work!

On Mac?

you would be surprised rad works pretty well on mac.

testify! I really think its coz mac comps >usually< have good graphics cards. My friend has a mac with a 7 gig graphics card!!! I mean holy S***, F****** hell! and the screen is the size of my TV! but he doesent use rad on mac he uses it on vista.

well its got nothing to do with the .exe usually the terminal error is due to a missing d3dx9_27.dll download that and put it in your 3dradres and it works like a charm. I think I posted a zip with it.

ok then let me rephrase this. d3dx9_27.dll doesent install with 3drad it is a direct X install and many computers don't have it! such as mac or outdated ones!