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Incredibly beautiful RPG video found on youtube

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I know how they do it...

They use a drastically size reducing logarithm for every floating text, and the cam is really easy to do like that, just give the arrow buttons the function:

Forward key = -5 perspective
Backwards key = +5 perspective

It wont be so smooth without using a special jass thingy (cant remember the name...)

But well... not so hard.
 
Heh, this thread gave me a good laugh. Thanks =)

First of all, the 2 systems which you all think are very advanced, are in fact VERY simple systems. I'm currently working on an ORPG, which has an 8-player camera systems which is just as smooth as the one in this map. It also allows players to use their mouse to move the camera up and down, so players can actually view their hero from all possible angles. The floating text thing isn't very advanced either. If i have the time i might actually make a map with that system, just to show you.
 
I mean free roaming, and not a straight path like shown. That looks more like a God of War or Ninja Gaiden.

It's a path leading straight to a city. Or at least I assume it's a city he's heading to. Of course, I'm hoping that the forests and such would be less "straight", but it's pretty normal for a road leading to a city to look like that...
 
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