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Halloko 11-07-2004 12:35 AM

Character System Programmer Needed..!
 
I'm the Lead Programmer of a 3D adventure game and, as of now, all the basics of the game engine has been completed (including the basic adventure game logic).
What we're in desperate search of is a character system programmer, who can design and implement a system that will enable us to have hi-res models and tons of animations available at run-time.

Together with me (who´s writing the main engine), you´ll be in charge of the character system and all aspects of it. I'll gladly help out in the areas I'm capable of, though :)

You will be responsible for..
- selecting a suitable character modeling format for the game (md3, 3ds, etc.)
- writing a system which can load the modeling format
- writing a system that can handle the loading and playing of animations for the loaded models
- writing a system that can easily be implemented in the main engine (preferably through the use of .libs)

Requirements:
- Extensive knowledge of modeling formats and animation techniques (quarternions, etc.)
- Extensive C/C++ knowledge
- A dedicated attitude towards doing an indie project and working on a team

If you feel like you have what it takes, don´t hesitate to drop me a line at: [email protected] !
We're desperately looking for a talented programmer to help us achieve our goals..

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