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For example, the Unreal Engine 1.x and 2.x would be great. The original Unreal Tournament have actually problems to run on modern hardware.
by Zardoz84 11y ago
For example, the Unreal Engine 1.x and 2.x would be great. The original Unreal Tournament have actually problems to run on modern hardware.
- Kristine1975 11y agoThis question was asked in 2014 on the Unreal Engine forums. Tim Sweeney wrote: https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?1515-Older-Engine-sources&p=8748&viewfull=1#post8748 https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?1515-Older-En... >There is a long history on this topic, but the short summary is: We've looked at this extensively and concluded that releasing UE2 & UE3 source would be impractical due to the large number of integrated third-party libraries which have limitations on redistribution. The public source code release only became practical with Unreal Engine 4, due to an extensive effort to clean up external dependencies. >UE1 might be possible at some point in the longer-term future, but that would be more for nostalgia than practical utility.