Well, in Unity you use C# or a Javascript derivative. Unreal 4 has a nice visual script editor called blueprints that is fantastic. That alone makes me recommend it. You can make an entire game without touching a line of code (I know this exists for Unity but it's an addon). It's quite elegant. C++ isn't outdated in the…
I know you're going for simplistic, but there could still be some sort of art in your design. Right now this is coming off as a word doc saved as an html file. Additionally, and probably the worst of worsts, cgchat is linked before polycount...ahem :] I normally assume that basic html is in everyone's library of knowledge,…
The beast that I am - I have managed to convert it to PHP I must admit, PHP seems the better of the two. For instance, the code to read an external txt file (as used on the actual main body text). ASP: <font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre> <% Set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set…
@Eric Chadwick Thank you for your feedback, Eric! I did it as one of my final projects for my game art class, so didn't really had time to come back and fix it! I will definitely write down your feedback for my future projects! Thanks again :)
Hi right now so many game studios are releasing remastered version of their games. I have one doubt recently call of duty Modern warfare 2 released remastered version did they model each and everything from scratch Any idea? If someone worked on this game please comment. Thanks Video Link Original VS Remastered…
Use your buffer visualization mode to check specular/roughness differences, check it under different lighting conditions (ie: when the sun is behind the grass, does it get darker than the landscape?). This is sort of to be expected, though; grass cards are generally perpendicular to the landscape so they will receive light…
Haha, totally ! Everyday I discover a new bug with it. :poly117: I pushed the code to the point where I can start some levels, but I still have a lot of to do in the code. So when I finish a particular task, I go back to the code. Same idea with the code, when something is finished I do a bit or art. It keeps me motivated…
1. Not sure exactly what you want here. Why can't you just declare a global variable in one proc, and access it in all the others? There's no reason to "lock" it - the only way to change the var is to explicitly set it. If you want it to be stored across sessions (as in, literally set it ONCE only) then you can use…
You'll need to create a toggle cinematic mode node between level loaded and the matinee. You can also setup the movie render with the executeble outside of udk, here's the tut for that (unless that's what you are doing, haven't used the create a movie tool) http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/CapturingCinematicsAndGameplay.html…
It looks like you have code for a window that comes up with buttons that run other procedures. Depending on those procedures, you might be able to just put them into the for loop and forgo the window entirely // stores current selection (main group)string $mainGroup[] = `ls -sl`;// lists all children (sub groups)string…