Hi, When I try to access the link the message appears: "Your access to this site has been limited by the site owner". Why is this happening?

Hey mike! What's wrong with your site? It says i'm blocked and wants my email. I've been checking it out since i've started gamedev years ago

@@vAscA187 Probabil a blocat anumite țări printre care și România. La fel am pățit și eu.

@@raventdh4715 m-am gandit si eu. Misto ca gaseam sales pe site... Esti dev?

A security setting was misconfigured. Should work fine now, sorry about that.

Thank you for your kind words! The development team is working hard to deliver more performance and features.

And I hope this software contain visual scripting feature such as Unreal engine

@@rubiciq_devitron planned for further releases

Download today, it is free! unigine.com/get-unigine/

To be fair, though, "Unijin" doesn't have the same ring to it.

...yeah not exactly sure what causes that.

@@gamefromscratch Sounds like your mouse cord is slapping the microphone stand. I hear mouse clicks also.

btw. You should look into Nvidia RTX Voice (AI noise removal(that's what they claim)), if you have a Pascal or newer card. It can be installed without an RTX card, if you google how. I use it on a GTX 1060 3gb, it uses the CUDA cores then. It works really well!

if you are using earbuds with microphone on cord, then the cord moving around and slapping into you will also make that noise... it definitely sounds like a plastic cord slapping something.

@@gamefromscratch Now we are in detective mode then xD. Do you have a construction happening in the neighborhood?. You can also try with audacity.

So, welcome! You should try it =)

@@UNIGINE_Official this kind of interactivity with the community as well as forwardness and transparency is what makes the difference between me saying this engine looks cool and me actually downloading it. Good job :)

As someone who was dreaming for a very long time to make a game, and being a professional software developer (non gaming apps) using C#, I am happy with Godot as GDscript is so easy and intuitive as well as everything else regarding Godot. I am making a nice progress in my very first game project and it is really enjoyable to work with Godot. I just hope that Godot team will keep it always very intuitive in all future updates.

@@InkubusGames I also found GDscript very easy and intuitive. As a guy with Java background i started with C# and Unity, but there was something about Unity I didin't like. Then there was opportunity to use Godot and learn it and oh man I'm glad I did.

I come from programming with Python and GDScript feels like you're just doing Python with a bit of twist.

It's ironic that Godot users are always "waiting for Godot" to get better.

@@TOnySchAnneL9000 Actually people are quite happy with Godot's 2D side. People are hyping Godot 4.0, because it's supposed to get on Unity's level at 3D, or close enought atleast.. Thats why i was referring that if i wanted to make 3D games, i would probably use Unreal Engine.

With online license you only need to be online at least once in 8 hours.

@@UNIGINE_Official Interesting.

Thanks for the feedback. We are already working on it.

@@MuhammadHosny0 he means no networking by default. Unreal engine has built in networking and unity has a bunch of community made networking solutions and a built in networking coming.

There is a guy who created an multiplayer module. And its working like a charm.

@@griffithe2438 i'm curious about that, some link ?

@@brunnersamuel4615 sorry, first one was a wrong reply ^^' This is the module I was talking about: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y69mpcaorcyrqHk.html And the actual state of him is even more improved! It is also not that big deal to implement such things by your own if it's really needs too, for your multiplayer purposals. Best Regards : )

idk man, unity is now slowly getting their shit together.

But this engine is super heavy on low end machines .

@@user-ir2fu4cx6p I have a potato pc and it runs good wtf are you talking about?

@@lolcorporation7308 unity is slowly killing itself.

@@MirceaPrunaru while yes i would agree with you on that, but lately it seems like their slowly ramping it up. With aquesition of bolt and making it free asset and bolt2 (in alpha) becoming part of the core unity, and one of the devs said, they are trying to unify it and make 1 consistent vs system to connect to everything. And now unity learn is free.

Give them a sniff test first; for the sake of humanity that is.

We have it in our roadmap. So, stay tuned! =)

Because, they're all about U!

fernando vicent which resources did it consume more? CPU ,GPU, RAM?

@@kettenotter RAM, lots of ram, CPU and GPU depends on your project: developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.12/start/requirements for a particular the recommended requirements are very exaggerated, if the minimum recommended is 4GB of ram and the normal recommended is 32GB, I think that with 12GB for indie projects it will work well

@Dindu Surely you're right, when it came out I gave it a try and decided to wait for the community to grow and watch tutorials on youtube.

[Resolved] When creating a project choose the release version of engine, not the development version (for debug C++)

He has a number of different builds, a desktop and two laptops i think

@@albarnie1168 yeah you're right, but he can still copy and paste what build he used to test an engine. But then again, it might be easier to just tell it in the video, idk.

it's not a combination, they have their own technology! And it's not a new engine, it was released in 2005 much earlier than Unity!

Planned for next versions.

@@UNIGINE_Official That's AWESOME! Maybe it's too late but... I hope you won't go with "Nodes-Based" and be the first 3D Game Engine that goes with Event-Sheet based which is MUCH easier to use for Artists. If you need a good example: Construct 3, ClickTeam Fusion 2.5, GDevelop 5. Also, Will you support 2D / Tilesets, etc.. like Unity in the future? I guess it's pure 3D for now. You guys are doing an amazing job, this game engine is Beautiful, please keep up the good job!

Linux too

Not for now. But it will be in next updates

They do! Maybe in Unigine 3.

you can though

I did not see that, going to check that out

I don't mind it at all

You're round.

@@landofnoneart668 Oh, stop it, you.... You're rounder..

Around the world, around the woooooorld! :-)

Hi, sorry for the inconvenience. PM'd you in FB.

Simple: you ignore that another engine released, and keep developing your game. People don't care which engine you use, and all of them are capable if you are.

​@@4.0.4 alright but you ignore the fact if you're about developing your game your self without a team you had to be super pro on the engine to even produce anything useful , I will say will take at least 5 years of hardworking day night to understand how the magic works , if you didn't and just passing pay at any new developing tools (like what I was doing pass 10 years ) you will just learn the basic to create couple demos not finished products , this is what I saw with my eye following many hobbies projects , I think the best way is gather team to work together or improve your skill on niche part of the games tools and work on professional company .

You don't have to be a pro at your engine or language of choice to develop a game without a team. That's what google is for. If there's something you don't know how to do, google it. Just pick a language and engine(or framework-plenty of games have been made without engines as well), start your game, and stick with it. Don't switch engines if what you're using is working just because you see something new. You'll never get anything done if you keep trying to jump to the next best thing. Your problem seems to be more commitment to a project/engine than not having a team. That sort of thing doesn't automatically get fixed by having a team if the team can't commit to a set of tools without wanting to switch to something shiny and new that comes out.

@@izumichan31 People before me I saw them using the same game engine (I was jumping from on another) , but the others were unable to finish their games even with the same engine , game developing even with modern engines and tools still hard task , This like creating a movie with single person who is doing shots editing acting adding special effects , what you think his movie will looks like ! it's will be a joke . but yeah single developer will be able to finish a decent game after 5-10 years if he didn't lose his mind during the process .

Most of people already know c++/c#

Time will change it.. : )

Will be soon. We are already working on it.