quite details you have in your first post and that already tells me that you're really serious about forming up a team and working on a project and because of that you get a plus from me. but i don't know how to use ogre cause i work in lite-c and that's why i'm...just watching too... anyways good luck with your project and intentions...

Why did you call your company "Elseware Entertainment"?

I really like the hallways, how did you do that? Just by adding lighting and transparency to the models or are there some shaders working here?

Wow, so if your game makes no money at all; how much do I get?? If I have the largest share of zero, how much is that??

Ahhh, zero-netiquette MP-based first-time-developer "I-have-an-idea; you-do-all-the-work" profit-sharing remotely-managed team requests are SOOOOOOOO last millennium!



I concur.

Yes, if someone misunderstood, that's why I think this thread is rude :P.

you think its rude that i said that?

Not you Lost. You were the first to pick up on the "rudeness"
It's the OP that he (and I) where referring to.

This looks like a great, ambitious but still possible concept. I did not see something like that in a long time.

I hope you find the team and the technology that you need to make that reality.

From my personal view I think C4 engine could do the job for you. The new ambient space feature creates ambient occlusion like radiosity lighting even on quite weak hardware (because it is some kind of static lighting, still able to illuminate your moving vehicles dynamically) and it can even look better with additional dynamic lights.
There is a project called "World of Subways" (made with C4) that proves that something like this is possible.
http://www.world-of-subways.com/index.php?id=172

But we can talk about more details directly. I will just contact you.

Regards,
Frank

ah i see