So I just saw this and...

[Anthus]

Well, Here we are, a few weeks later, and I have some screens to show. There are some things you need to know first though. Firstly, there are no enemies or objects in the hack yet. This ties in with the second thing, which is most of these levels, and areas are just experimental and incomplete. I'm not really making a hack right now, but rather, learning the editor, and limits. There are some issues with custom levels, and hard coded camera functions, for example.

I've enjoyed working on this tremendously, and to anyone interested in doing it too, the learning curve is about on par with ZC, but you need to use more than just one program.

One more thing, by today's standards of 3D, these shots are pretty atrocious, but I know my design will improve with more experience.

Here are some screen shots:




















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There is also a video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jD4HYRluF4

[Anthus]

Sorry for the double post, but I couldn't fit my screens all in one post...

[Mr. 207]

Very neat. Lots of potential for awesomeness.

However, theres no chance that this will be the Lunar Magic of this decade. Why? Simply put, Lunar Magic was (and still is) so popular because of how simple it is to use. If you have a Super Mario World ROM, and can use a mouse, then you can use Lunar Magic to make Super Mario World levels. I only watched the first minute or so of that tutorial you posted in the beginning, but that was infinitely more complex then using Lunar Magic. So as cool as it is that you can more easily make SM64 levels, I wouldn't bet on the SM64 level hacking community growing to anywhere near the vastness of Super Mario World.

[Darth Marsden]

Well, these are pretty awesome.

[Anthus]

Thanks for the complements.

It may not be as popular as LM, it will at least be as interesting as far as what people can come up with. That's more what I meant.

And I think it is hard to guess at what could come along in the next ten years of fan made 3D content.