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Eternal Realms
Abandoned
My MMORPG that never was
Rating: 10 (Project canceled.)
Project Time: May 2002-9/20/2004: Too many to count
Languages: ASM, C++, Direct3D, GPU ASM, OpenGL
Requirements:
Downloads: No downloads currently avaliable (See any updates below for prior versions)
Sections: Information, Content, Concepts, Notes, Updates
Information
Project canceled. Very long story. See project content section.
Content

This was a MMORPG based upon the cute concept, pioneered by Ragnarok Online, of 2D sprite [looking] characters in a 3D world. I had a lot of different aspects of both the server and client engines finished, but problems with the artists doomed my dream.

There’s a lot of information I need to compile to fully flush out all that happened with this project, so I will be getting it up later.


Screenshots:

Server console Original 2D character example (Originally characters were going to be 2D sprites)
Eternal Realms: Server console Eternal Realms: Original 2D character example

In Game (3D Test map, stand-in character sprite)
Eternal Realms: In Game

Database
Eternal Realms: Database

House Models
Eternal Realms: House Models

Basic Character (Not rendered inside Eternal Realms engine)
Eternal Realms: Basic Character

World Map (Low-res version)
Eternal Realms: World Map
Concepts
Virtually every possible programming concept imaginable
Notes
Don’t let your dreams quietly slip away...
Updates
4 Project Pages Completed, 3 Projects Uploaded @ 2008-05-20 09:30:50
Completed project pages for 4 projects (College Crap, Highschool C++ Class, POSTGate, Armra's Alarm Clock)
Added screenshots for 3 more projects (POSTGate, and more to Eternal Realms and Armra's Alarm Clock)
Got up downloads for 3 project (College Crap, Highschool C++ Class, Armra's Alarm Clock)
Got up start/end dates for various projects
Changed project page’s dates to now use text strings instead of physical dates (to allow for months as opposed to individual days)