Gameengine and game forgot the name?

Mcbeardo

Hi

So i saw a clip of a 2d gameengine, i forgot what game it was for aswell.
But in theengine, it was more or less like a blank canvas. The artist showcasing
drew sum robot thing, with arms and other parts, and then started to bend and rotate parts. and suddenly he ha a playable character jumping around.

The intresting thing was that it didnt really have a large gui, and it seemed to have very intuitive workflow.

The art was very stylistic, and felt like the artist was a graffitiartist at the bottom.




I have tried googling, but since my searchwords are all to generic, i get nada. and this is a fairly old engine. I think its about 4-5 years old.

but having a shitty memory iam not sure.

Anyone remember?

Lamont

Could it be UbiArt?

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_QhZYTukac[/ame]

MisterSande

UbiArt was the first thing that came to mind as well. It looks like a very intuitive tool to use for sure. I came across this petition which aims to make the UbiArt Framework an opensource engine (long shot):

https://www.change.org/p/yves-guillemot-release-ubiart-framework-as-an-open-source-engine

http://ubi-art.uk.ubi.com/

Lamont

I don't see that happening anytime soon.

Mcbeardo

Hi Lamont, No actually it wasent, since this is actually older. But isaw Ubiart and it looks Similar to it. THey made the engine for the game, and it was i think for ps3, the earlier games, kinda like a a fighter/hacknslash game.

SUper annoying. The art was outlined, grey, yellow black.

I hafto do sum serious googling. Ill post it if i find it.

oskarkeo

was perhaps it :

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIGaTCutqQ4[/ame]

Mcbeardo

onkarkeo, now, thats one weird ass looking game. i think i need to play that. But no, thats in 3d, the game was 2d, he painted with wacom, moved stuff similar as in ubiart, and then pressed"play".

But thanks for that game tip haha. Awesome stuff

Shrike

I think you describe Construct
https://www.scirra.com/

I havent used it but to my knowledge, Construct would be your go-to if you dont want to programm
Else I can really recommend Game Maker Studio as a 2D engine if you want a easy introduction into programming
and its pretty powerful

Mcbeardo

I remember the video, but not the product. Wanted to check if there were other ppl who knew what i was blabbering about :P


Shrike, no, iam not intrested in coding, and this is just a pure intrest. To be able to paint, and then with a mouse click, animate, and with another mouseclick play. Coders code so ppl shouldnt code. How else can we get skynet.