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There's your man! @furious-one who is supposed to be on a sabbatical could give you an online internship with training with Buildteam.
Hows it going mate? Hope you and the family are healthy and happy :-)
Hei chief, thanks for taking interest. All cool here on the western front! Winter arrived, so maybe loooking to cral into a deeper hole and sleep more.
I'm not sure @kristves is ready to give out 3 drops of blood to join Buildteam :)
Go for it lady! There is so much resource out there if you throw yourself into it and hard work now will pay big time in the long run. Your mates at minnowbooster will help you Im sure .
So excited and proud of you. :-)
Well, I'd lie if I'd say I wasn't in a dilemma. It was almost a headache, even. But I tried Googling and doing some research even if I didn't really go in depth much...
They both are powerful engines and do a great job in both 3D and 2D games.
I learned while both are freeware, Unity has some features restricted unless you buy Pro and UE has more features all for free (well, okay, if you publish and earn from your game, UE will take 5% of the earnings).
Also UE has a feature called Blueprints which I'd like to try out. Apparently it's for creating games without the need to write code at all. 🤔
That aside, I've seen people in the GameDevTV community say they've mostly worked on one engine and are now trying out learning the other, so maybe I'll try Unity aswell later on, or any other engine.
Fair enough, when it comes to Unity, I've "developed" games there for ~4 months now and haven't yet found anything restricting me, even done collaboration so sort of like "google drive" thing and teammate can pick my project up and start working on it.
I would also like to try out UE some time, but need a bit more practice first.
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Good luck kris! <3
Thank you! <3
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There's your man! @furious-one who is supposed to be on a sabbatical could give you an online internship with training with Buildteam.
Hows it going mate? Hope you and the family are healthy and happy :-)
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Hei chief, thanks for taking interest. All cool here on the western front! Winter arrived, so maybe loooking to cral into a deeper hole and sleep more.
I'm not sure @kristves is ready to give out 3 drops of blood to join Buildteam :)
Haha, yeah 😅
BT's a little much right now but the idea is generous. 😁
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Go for it lady! There is so much resource out there if you throw yourself into it and hard work now will pay big time in the long run. Your mates at minnowbooster will help you Im sure .
So excited and proud of you. :-)
Thank you! I'll try my best and put my brain to work as much as I'm capable of! 😆
The point is, the human brain is amazing and we have no idea how much were capable of!
Awesome Kris!
Question why did you choose UE between Unity and UE?
Well, I'd lie if I'd say I wasn't in a dilemma. It was almost a headache, even. But I tried Googling and doing some research even if I didn't really go in depth much...
They both are powerful engines and do a great job in both 3D and 2D games.
I learned while both are freeware, Unity has some features restricted unless you buy Pro and UE has more features all for free (well, okay, if you publish and earn from your game, UE will take 5% of the earnings).
Also UE has a feature called Blueprints which I'd like to try out. Apparently it's for creating games without the need to write code at all. 🤔
That aside, I've seen people in the GameDevTV community say they've mostly worked on one engine and are now trying out learning the other, so maybe I'll try Unity aswell later on, or any other engine.
Fair enough, when it comes to Unity, I've "developed" games there for ~4 months now and haven't yet found anything restricting me, even done collaboration so sort of like "google drive" thing and teammate can pick my project up and start working on it.
I would also like to try out UE some time, but need a bit more practice first.
Good luck to you anyway! :P
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Awesome! Will definitely check you guys out!
Woah such great insight, opened my mind alot more !
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