Golf Sim
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, 20:20I can't find any FOSS Golf Sims. 
Open Golf sounds like it would be an awesome project.
Open Golf sounds like it would be an awesome project.
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Posted: 15 Apr 2013, 20:20Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 18 Apr 2013, 03:38Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 18 Apr 2013, 04:11How about Neverputt? A sub-game of Neverball.
Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 18 Apr 2013, 04:32Was looking for a full golf sim. Tee to green, somewhat realistic. The Tiger Woods series seen above is the best example. Even something like Mario Golf. :3
Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 18 Apr 2013, 14:55acme_pjz {l Wrote}:How about Neverputt? A sub-game of Neverball.
That's minigolf, not golf, and in addition, it's highly unrealistic (in favour of entertainment instead, which is great, but you can't call it a simulator).
I would sure love a golfing simulator.
Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 28 Oct 2013, 08:37an open source golf game like tiger wood would be nice
Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 28 Oct 2013, 08:38an open source golf game like tiger wood would be nice
here a suggestion for the game engine u could use if you want to make one
if your going to do a open would game please take a look at the open source engine called Grit http://gritengine.com/
The Grit Game Engine is a community project to build a free game engine
(and pipeline tool-chain) for implementing open world 3D games
While there are many open source game engines, ours is the only one that
is being optimized for open world games. We support large maps (e.g.
more than 30 square km, 50000 objects) with considerable diversity in
geometry and textures, because game objects and scenery consume
negligible memory / CPU resources when out of visual range. We also use
deferred shading, which is essential for rendering the abundance of
light sources that are needed in open world scenes.
Code is open source and MIT licensed.
Large open world maps, content streamed from disk.
Normal / specular / gloss maps
Heightmap-based texture blending
Deferred shading
Soft dynamic shadows
24 hour time cycle with sun, moon, clouds
Stars at night with real constellations
Procedural placement of vegetation and clutter
General purpose 3D physics engine.
Game objects are extremely scriptable via Lua.
Planes & cars (implemented via game object scripting).
Developing/debugging scripts is easy thanks to an in-game Lua console.
Linux and Windows ports are available.
here a suggestion for the game engine u could use if you want to make one
if your going to do a open would game please take a look at the open source engine called Grit http://gritengine.com/
The Grit Game Engine is a community project to build a free game engine
(and pipeline tool-chain) for implementing open world 3D games
While there are many open source game engines, ours is the only one that
is being optimized for open world games. We support large maps (e.g.
more than 30 square km, 50000 objects) with considerable diversity in
geometry and textures, because game objects and scenery consume
negligible memory / CPU resources when out of visual range. We also use
deferred shading, which is essential for rendering the abundance of
light sources that are needed in open world scenes.
Code is open source and MIT licensed.
Large open world maps, content streamed from disk.
Normal / specular / gloss maps
Heightmap-based texture blending
Deferred shading
Soft dynamic shadows
24 hour time cycle with sun, moon, clouds
Stars at night with real constellations
Procedural placement of vegetation and clutter
General purpose 3D physics engine.
Game objects are extremely scriptable via Lua.
Planes & cars (implemented via game object scripting).
Developing/debugging scripts is easy thanks to an in-game Lua console.
Linux and Windows ports are available.
Re: Golf Sim
Posted: 28 Oct 2013, 16:09acme_pjz {l Wrote}:How about Neverputt? A sub-game of Neverball.
Good point, but I think that it is more similar to mini-golf games.