The secret is out… Garage Games announced this week that Sickhead Games’ long-awaited Forest Kit tech will be included in Torque 3D 1.1 at no extra cost. The newly-named Forest Editor allows the easy painting of vegetation, rocks, and debris. Plants can use the Forest Editor’s local and global wind effects for added realism. The alpha release of T3D 1.1 is out now.
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Garage Games announced this week that Torque 3D has been released! Sickhead Games is one of the satellite teams that has been diligently contributing tech, tools, and demos to this release over the last year. Congrats to GG and Torque users… the best Torque engine to date is here!
The team will be off to Austin next week for the 2009 Austin Game Developers Conference.
If you want to meet up and talk drop us an email or look for us around the GarageGames booth where we’ll be talking about our work in Torque 3D.
The entire Sickhead Games crew will be in attendance at the 2009 Game Developers Conference this year. Be sure to stop by the Garage Games booth on the Expo Floor to see some great new tech we’ve been contributing to Torque 3D, and have a go at our lush “South Pacific” demo. Tom will be at the booth giving a brief presentation at 2:00 pm on Thursday, discussing the demo and showing off our new Torque Forest Kit technology.
The Sickhead team is currently working feverishly on tools and tech for the next version of Torque 3D (formerly TGEA), the flagship 3D gaming engine from Garage Games. Expected to be released later this year, T3D will be packed with some amazing, long awaited features and improvements. Follow Brett Seyler’s development blogs on the Garage Games site for details. Some very exciting stuff happening!
