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Have you considered Godot engine? Godot is free software, so legally you have the right to do basically anything with it that Godot engine's owners do. It's yea
by JoeyBananas 6y ago
Have you considered Godot engine? Godot is free software, so legally you have the right to do basically anything with it that Godot engine's owners do. It's years ahead of the engine in the OP in terms of features+polish, and seems likely to continue being developed for a long time. I'd definitely suggest using Godot unless you really need a specific feature of Unreal engine.
- prox 6y agoHere is a nice project : https://github.com/godot-rust/godot-rust https://github.com/godot-rust/godot-rust
- mwill 6y agoIf GP is interested in real time rendering features, they may end up butting against the same wall I do every time I try to use godot for a quick 3d experiment: a lot of features you may want when it comes to rendering have been combined with the swap to vulkan, coming in Godot 4.0, which has been a long time coming, with an alpha this year hopefully, but one of the devs has already joked that it will be delayed until next year.