DX Studio

DX Studio version 2.0 has been released
Is anybody reasonably familiar with this software ?
I have been favourably impressed by its features but the most important one, for me is stability
That's why I am still here :)

What is it, and what does it do? Do you have a link or something?

http://www.dxstudio.com/download.aspx

..I tried demo 1 month ago..looks interesting to me...similar concept like Unity, as well as JavaScript...regarding demos I saw, nothing what B3D cant handle so far...but as I said..quite interesting..by the way, do you guys know anything about Blink3D? It seems to be based on OGRE, regarding some info I use to read on PureBasic forums, but I am not sure and I was unable to see any detailed features list...

yes it s based on javaScript which in my opinion is one of the best scripting language for game development
It does not have the complexity of a true OOP language but it can handle the items on the screen , images, buttons ect in case of a web page , entities in case of a game , same as objects

Certainly looks interesting.

Someone download it, test it and report back to me.

DXStudio was weak and convoluted last I tried it. It's not a patch on Unity or Blade3D. Blink3D looks weak too. For this type of tool, only Unity and Blade3D look worth a damn to me. Even they both have their weaknesses ( Mac-only dev, and some Windows compatibility issues with Unity, and XNA reliance with Blade3D ) but they are both very capable from what I've seen.

http://www.blade3d.com/ ( because I don't know if it's been linked to before on these forums. )

for weak do you mean unstable ?

No, by weak I mean features are either missing or partly implemented or badly implemented. I don't know if you'd call it a stability issue, but DX Studio failed on many occasions to import the pool table model I used in Kick Shot Pool. It hung for about 2 minutes even trying, and then finally crashed, and that was the best it managed in several different format conversions.

It is what I was concerned about
It seems that it is a pain to import many popular file formats

The world really does need a Blitz3D 2. Blitz3D with all the bells and whistles of all these fancy engines.

It really doesn't, not once you've used something better than Blitz3D. Only a sadist would want to go back to Blitz3D from BlitzMax. The bells and whistles are great ( hey, I'm using TV3D, it's got bells and whistles galore ) but the language improvements are far more important event than those.

I am also interested in TV3D
I suppose it is stable
Stability is the most important issue for me , then programming language then bells and whistles

Yes, it's very stable. Stability is the most important factor in my considerations too, and I've been using TV for about a year.

Thanks