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Is it possible to make a 3d platformer?

You can achieve a realistic 3d effect with parralax scrolling (search it if you don't know what it is)

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Not to be contradictory bu, I think Bee-Ant used the parralax method. Are you talking about Dark Boy Agent Training?

Also, no game is truly 3d. They're all just a flat picture on a screen. They just look 3d

of course and no i dont mean like darkboy agent in training here is a picture like that a platformer no camera needed thoughi thought of like a self-adjusting cmera

Since stuff like that is usually hard and ineficient, I'd reccomend either rendering 3d models and using them as sprites, or using an actual 3d engine

ok

If you want to make a 3D game, I'd probably suggest looking into Unity http://unity3d.com/

A lot of very neat indie games have been using that engine. I haven't looked into it other than downloading the game engine. But it's an engine that has me interested in project ideas that might not be capable in GE.

ok ill look it up

We could all make 3d games, if someone came up with a canvas based 3d algorithm. Drawing vertex points and polygons onto the canvas depending on angles.
It would be possibly quite slow, so fps would have to be put up a bit. but otherwise this would be possible, much like the way the first games in 3d (like on the fusion) were made, very basic.

savvy

hasn't someone made something like that?http://game-editor.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7223&p=66644&hilit=cube+rotation#p66644

I know about 2-3 methods to make 3D via Game Editor..
First is harder:
You need to get a 3D visual program like ..Jed's Half-Life model viewer (or much more programs) And
Capture the rotations and walkings in the map..then crop the (jump, walk, left, right.. movements) convert to gif
Game Editor-->Add Actor-->Anim1-Add Anim-->Anim2....
And for real 3d walking after:
use the key down (UP) to animation direction forward
use the key up (UP) to animation stop
use the key down (DOWN) to play animation backward like walking back
and thats..u know..

Secound is with draw_from the current 3D picture ..use the coordinates and this looks like a zooming (walking)

The first method is the one I mentioned before

But is useless when u can use Reality Factory

I geuss. However, if I were going to do 3d, I'd use something more powerful like Unity or a c++ engine like Ogre