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and im working on Archery, bow hunting, bow sling, paracord, backcountry gear, tree stand, my sling-a-ling ,jakt gear, total archery challenge, hunting accessories, bowhunting accessories, bowhunting gear, bow hunting, 3D archery, archery tournaments, hunting season, archery sling, archery accessories much more .Im new in this forum I need lots of help and information Thank u.

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This thread looks like an early, broad project pitch that would get much better (and less likely to be mistaken for spam) with a single, clear development goal and a minimal set of constraints. named a lot of possible directions; to turn that into actionable Game Development help, pick one focused problem (for example: realistic arrow ballistics, a bow-and-arrow input/IK system, or an asset pack for 3D archery props) and state the engine, target platform, and what’s already done.

Useful details to include next time:

  • project intent (simulation vs arcade vs asset pack)
  • engine / language (Unity, Unreal, Godot; C#, C++, GDScript) and target device (PC, mobile, VR)
  • the specific technical issue or feature to solve (physics, animation, aiming UI, collision, AI)
  • current artifacts (small scene, screenshots, steps to reproduce, trimmed sample project)
  • what was tried and the exact, reproducible behavior vs expected behavior

Practical starter tips relevant to common archery problems: implement a simple projectile model first (initial velocity + gravity), then add quadratic drag only if needed; use a fixed physics timestep and continuous collision detection or raycast-based collision for thin fast arrows to avoid tunnelling; for aiming assistance, compute time-of-flight and compensate elevation rather than iterating visually each frame; animate the string with a bone or morph that drives launch velocity so visuals and physics match. Keep CPU load in mind — many simultaneous high-fidelity arrows will need approximations (heuristic pooling, simplified colliders).

Noting earlier replies: ’s idea of an “E-games” direction is a practical path; ’s spam concern is valid — a concise, goal-oriented summary and one clear question will get faster, higher-quality responses and help moderators place the thread in the right subforum.

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You seem to have a wide open field there for E-games in those areas.

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Sounds more like a list of keywords relating to a failed attempt at spam to me...

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