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I've been learning Unreal Engine 4. Its worth taking it for a spin just to see its visual Blueprint scripting language that compiles down to C++, which you can
by unoti 12y ago
I've been learning Unreal Engine 4. Its worth taking it for a spin just to see its visual Blueprint scripting language that compiles down to C++, which you can watch execute via animation at runtime. It also does mind-blowing things with materials on 3d objects, which can be programmed via connecting nodes visually in blueprints, which then compile down to shaders. It's technologically amazing. A sample https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hwhH7upYFE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hwhH7upYFE
- doppp 12y agoI have been doing this too! I actually just bought a new PC so that I can do hobbyist game development. Always wanted to learn game development (I'm a web developer mainly) but never got around to doing it. With the new subscription service and all, I decided to pick UE4 up to tinker around and create random things, regardless of whether or not I release a commercial game. It's amazing. :)