Kintama wrote:i want to make a 3d MMORPG game like
Runes of magic
/ world of warcraft some thing on them lines how would i make one like that meaning What ProGrams are best to use and stuff like that and were you can make charater like
Orc , Elf , Human and that stuff
I don't think you completely understand the concept of making a MMO..
There aren't programs out there where you just select "Elf" and it'll create a customizable Elf model for you. You have to physically model, rig, and animate everything you would see in-game (characters, buildings, props, trees, the ground, everything)
Look at it this way. On average, for roughly a 40 man team (which is a very small team for a MMO), backed by millions of dollars, it takes them several years to even get a Beta out.
Things you will have to do:
Model every single prop, character, item, building, monster, cave, etc.
Rig and animate everything that moves.
Code an inventory system
Code and balance every spell and ability for every character class
Code and balance every monster, along with creating calculations for exp, defense, levels, attacks, etc.
Code any extra systems you want (bank, friends, instances, etc)
Code a quest system
That is just the bare minimum. Hundreds of thousands of lines of code, thousands of hours of modelling (easily.) It is an enormous undertaking, and it seems that from your knowledge (that you're coming here to ask how to create an elf, for example), it would be impossible for you to finish.
Lets say that some how, magically, you do manage to finish all of that and actually create an MMO. You have to create a stable enough multiplayer framework that can support hundreds or thousands of players at once. Then, when you actually do have that, how do you plan on supporting the servers they run on? Your home computer and internet connection would only be able to have a MAX of 15 players online at a time, so that's out of the question.
I don't mean to discourage you, and I think it's great that you want to make something of this caliber, but with your knowledge and experience it just isn't possible. I suggest joining up with a team on smaller game projects first..stepping stones.
Not to mention the only public framework that is fairly cheap and even remotely capable of making an MMO is the Torque MMOkit, which is a complete and utter waste of time. You would have to create an entirely new framework to support hundreds of players if you wanted to use Unreal or anything like that.
I've been developing games for roughly 6 years now, coding for longer than that and modelling for about 3 years. I'm currently in school for Game Design. I have no where near the knowledge or resources capable of doing this, so don't take anything I've said offensively, I'm just trying to put it in perspective for you.