I was just about to grab this, but a lot of it is confusing. docs say current release 3.6.1 steam says 3.6.2. No royalties? what are the limitations of that. I can cancel sub at any point but can I still use it? Docs say 3.6.x is PBR can anyone confirm this? I assume there's a lot of depreciated features its there a changelog anywhere? anyone know what's going on?
Is it really royalty free? Yes, the monthly subscription fee is all you have to pay, there’s no royalty share required when you commercialize your game projects.
Compared to Unreal engine 4 that's pretty good, but i have my doubts, and more when i read this:
What will happen to my project if I cancel my subscription? Stopping the subscription means that CRYENGINE and its Tools are no longer available in your account.
I may understand that cancelling the subscription, steam deletes all? :S
What is Wwise?
Wwise from Audiokinetic is the world-class audio engine and integration tool that weve chosen to include with CryEngine. Used in AAA games across console, desktop and mobile platforms, Wwise provides a complete audio integration pipeline that weve deeply integrated into CryEngine. You can learn more about Wwise here. Wwise ships with CryEngine in Evaluation mode, allowing for projects with under 200 sound files and for non-commercial use. You must upgrade to a commercial license to ship your game.
does that mean we have to use Wwise and buy it if we intend to ship?
5.1. You may distribute and sell UGC but only on the UGC Marketplace designated by Crytek. You are obliged to use the UGC Marketplace for trading UGC, use the designated payment methods and follow all further guidelines set forth by Cryek on the UGC Marketplace from time to time.
does this meamn we can only sell assets made for cryengine on the UGC?
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I may understand that cancelling the subscription, steam deletes all? :S
does that mean we have to use Wwise and buy it if we intend to ship?
does this meamn we can only sell assets made for cryengine on the UGC?
This :- is the most descriptive I could find