Cryengine or Unreal engine
Cryengine or Unreal engine
hello 
im just wondering which SDK is better cry or unreal
i mean as in "overall" i.e graphics and physics
i want to hear your guys suggestions
im just wondering which SDK is better cry or unreali mean as in "overall" i.e graphics and physics
i want to hear your guys suggestions
Wrong section.
Unity3D I think is the best!
Originally Posted by psp_kevin17
Unity3D I think is the best!
Did u kno Unity3D only have DirectX 9, while Cry and UDK both have DirectX 11, and many of its features, Let me give u a few
Please note that these scenes are not animated but are calculated In real time by the Graphics Card. So Yes you can make a code, add these features in the Model software and u got realistic looking games with lower requirements.
Its so easy even I did it (the cloth, didnt look at the source for the hair yet)
unity 3d is ok but i like cry and unreal more
Cry Engine 
@tonyiscool101 Your going to learn nothing using Unreal or CryEngine. yeah there a great engine to learn but you wont get anywhere unless your a company with a lot of cash. Hence why I use Unity3D because i have a small group of developers that wanna be something. And we have a chance. We don't need a shit ton of money. CryEngine SDK sucks bahls. Can't even create a unique game. Unreal Is bettter in terms of "Your Own game" but still CryEngine and UDk have the same IDE software which is kinda lame. Untiy3D is quick easy and you can achieve good enough graphics. Once they use DirectX 11 you will wish you listened to me.
You will end up being like this kid. He commented on one of my game updates.
if that hasn't changed your mind, these developers(Friends of mine) are 2 people and they can create this. They will be making BANK soon!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL0Ei2OUdLM
You will end up being like this kid. He commented on one of my game updates.
if that hasn't changed your mind, these developers(Friends of mine) are 2 people and they can create this. They will be making BANK soon!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL0Ei2OUdLM
Originally Posted by OBrozz
@tonyiscool101 Your going to learn nothing using Unreal or CryEngine. yeah there a great engine to learn but you wont get anywhere unless your a company with a lot of cash. Hence why I use Unity3D because i have a small group of developers that wanna be something. And we have a chance. We don't need a shit ton of money. CryEngine SDK sucks bahls. Can't even create a unique game. Unreal Is bettter in terms of "Your Own game" but still CryEngine and UDk have the same IDE software which is kinda lame. Untiy3D is quick easy and you can achieve good enough graphics. Once they use DirectX 11 you will wish you listened to me.
You will end up being like this kid. He commented on one of my game updates.
if that hasn't changed your mind, these developers(Friends of mine) are 2 people and they can create this. They will be making BANK soon!
[Unity 3D] Elite Squad Update 17 - YouTubeⓘ
You will end up being like this kid. He commented on one of my game updates.
if that hasn't changed your mind, these developers(Friends of mine) are 2 people and they can create this. They will be making BANK soon!
[Unity 3D] Elite Squad Update 17 - YouTubeⓘ
PS cant wait :Pwell tnx i might try utility 3d instead
Originally Posted by speedforyou
yes. i like it better too PS cant wait :P
i might try utility 3d instead Originally Posted by speedforyou
yes. i like it better too
PS cant wait :PLOL @ Unity3D. OBrozz that was stupid comment that he isn't going to learn anything with CryEngine or Unreal. On the contrary there would be less to learn with a little puny engine like Unity3D. I'm with that the "big engines" would be more or less a waste of time for a small-to-none dev team but if the goal is to learn, then go with Unreal or Cry. As to which is better, who knows (or cares), they are both great engines. If you want to "learn" about actual game dev then start from scratch. OpenGL, DX (D3D).
Originally Posted by tlokzz
LOL @ Unity3D. OBrozz that was stupid comment that he isn't going to learn anything with CryEngine or Unreal. On the contrary there would be less to learn with a little puny engine like Unity3D. I'm with that the "big engines" would be more or less a waste of time for a small-to-none dev team but if the goal is to learn, then go with Unreal or Cry. As to which is better, who knows (or cares), they are both great engines. If you want to "learn" about actual game dev then start from scratch. OpenGL, DX (D3D).
Originally Posted by Flengo Jr.
LMAO you must be really Stupid or Arrogant. In Cry everything is done for you, You don't learn Jack Shit really, Unity 3D will catch up give it time. Also OBrozz knows what his talk about listen to him his really great at what he does.
The techniques used in both of those engines will be seen much longer the Unity's. Like I said, IMHO, go with Unreal because Unity is to "High Level". Kind of like using XNA to create a Windows game.
Originally Posted by tlokzz
I never doubted his skills...
The techniques used in both of those engines will be seen much longer the Unity's. Like I said, IMHO, go with Unreal because Unity is to "High Level". Kind of like using XNA to create a Windows game.
The techniques used in both of those engines will be seen much longer the Unity's. Like I said, IMHO, go with Unreal because Unity is to "High Level". Kind of like using XNA to create a Windows game.
Originally Posted by tlokzz
LOL @ Unity3D. OBrozz that was stupid comment that he isn't going to learn anything with CryEngine or Unreal. On the contrary there would be less to learn with a little puny engine like Unity3D. I'm with that the "big engines" would be more or less a waste of time for a small-to-none dev team but if the goal is to learn, then go with Unreal or Cry. As to which is better, who knows (or cares), they are both great engines. If you want to "learn" about actual game dev then start from scratch. OpenGL, DX (D3D).
Unity is easy to learn , overall if you are serious about game dev go with Unreal.
