Re: Time for Classic Mac to go?

[<jo...@st...>]

On Jul 10, 2007, at 17:07 UTC, Jim Witte wrote:

> > Does anyone use it in a non Mac environment?
> 
> Game developers that might use Quesa might like the portability.  But
> then, does *anyone* (aside from PangeaSoft) use Quesa/QD3D for  
> games?

Yes!  I feel like I'm repeating myself a lot here, but just to be clear:

The built-in 3D capabilities of REALbasic are built on Quesa/QD3D. 
REALbasic is a very popular development environment on Mac, Windows,
and Linux.  And yes, people use REALbasic to write games.  Here are
some of mine:    http://www.codenautics.com/

BrickBall, Armageddon, and Zombies are all using Quesa/QD3D (and the
latter two have been quite popular, too, generating a lot of positive
comments; Armageddon even won a Mac game programming contest).

So yes, there are a lot of Quesa developers out there, both for games
and for non-games -- but most of them are using it via REALbasic.

Best,
- Joe

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