I am really proud of this progress, as he has self motivated to learn the Blender Game Engine.
I taught him Blender, but I haven't really played with the game engine part much myself.
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This looks interesting. I've dabbled with the BGE a little myself, it can be quite difficult.
I'm not personally motivated to make games on Blender, but you can bake IPO curves created in BGE, then use them during regular rendering.
This rocks, but I haven't done much of it.
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