Difference between revisions of "3D Construction Kit"

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3D Construction Kit was a utility developed by Incentive Software, enabling end-users to develop games.

Using the same Freescape system they had employed in games such as Driller, Dark Side and Total Eclipse.

The utility was marketed by Domark.

A video tutorial was distributed in the package, on a gold VHS tape.

The video tutorial demonstrated construction in the Freescape environment (Amiga and ZX Spectrum).

The Amiga version specialised on creating a tunnel which when shot, would make the roof vanish and the left wall move to join the right wall.

They also built a house and another area and bridged the gap between areas.

A border was added and a basic game control was added.

The Spectrum version dealt with the tunnel and shooting.

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	Using the same [[Freescape]] system they had employed in games such as [[Driller]], [[Dark Side]] and [[Total Eclipse]].		Using the same [[Freescape]] system they had employed in games such as [[Driller]], [[Dark Side]] and [[Total Eclipse]].