Topic: Anyone here into game development, what game engine are you using right now? (Read 440 times)
April 28, 2014, 02:07:38 PM
I have used Unity3d for some projects with very good results. Very fast learning curve, good forum/community . For coding I use c#
April 28, 2014, 02:02:53 PM
Right now I'm not developing any games, but the game engines I've used have been Unity 3d and Blender. Unity is way easier, however, unless you have the full version it's quite locked what you can do with the graphics.
Yes, unity is good and has a free version. Blender is good for modeling otherwise. April 28, 2014, 02:00:41 PM
Right now I'm not developing any games, but the game engines I've used have been Unity 3d and Blender. Unity is way easier, however, unless you have the full version it's quite locked what you can do with the graphics.
Yes, unity is good and has a free version. Blender is good for modeling otherwise. April 28, 2014, 12:38:00 PM
Right now I'm not developing any games, but the game engines I've used have been Unity 3d and Blender. Unity is way easier, however, unless you have the full version it's quite locked what you can do with the graphics.
April 28, 2014, 12:06:47 PM
I'm learning games programming in my free time and I'm looking at C++, SFML and OpenGL.
April 28, 2014, 11:17:18 AM
At work: In-house engine made from scratch over the last 4 years, targeting next-gen consoles exclusively.
At home: My own home cooked engine (C++/SDL/OpenGL, mainly targeting PC).
In general I find it more fun to reinvent the wheel than making actual games (otherwise I'd probably use Unity)
At home: My own home cooked engine (C++/SDL/OpenGL, mainly targeting PC).
In general I find it more fun to reinvent the wheel than making actual games (otherwise I'd probably use Unity)
April 28, 2014, 07:41:25 AM
I've looked into:
unreal engine - not suited for our project
torque3d - great open product was more suited for fps out of the box
Currently we are using HeroEngine - It's functional as MMO style game out of the box meaning development in a sandbox - there are both pros and cons being that we can't edit the source (currently without spending 75k to "own" the engine) but we don't have to setup the networking/connectivity/back end stuff; which allows us to focus on the game.
There are lots out there and depending on your genre game will narrow down your engine.
unreal engine - not suited for our project
torque3d - great open product was more suited for fps out of the box
Currently we are using HeroEngine - It's functional as MMO style game out of the box meaning development in a sandbox - there are both pros and cons being that we can't edit the source (currently without spending 75k to "own" the engine) but we don't have to setup the networking/connectivity/back end stuff; which allows us to focus on the game.
There are lots out there and depending on your genre game will narrow down your engine.
April 28, 2014, 05:17:18 AM
My preferred platform is the web, so I write my own JavaScript engine, trying to get the functionality I need at that point in such a way that it fits in a library.
So far, it works quite well
So far, it works quite well
April 27, 2014, 08:10:53 PM
What engine are you currently using right now, and why? And if you're not developing something right now, what engine do you want to use for your next project?
I'll start, I'm using my own Java engine. I decided to kill two birds with one stone, and finish a project for my CS class (the engine), and create a game from scratch.
I'll start, I'm using my own Java engine. I decided to kill two birds with one stone, and finish a project for my CS class (the engine), and create a game from scratch.
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