¡Hola! Estoy usando el traductor de Google. Básicamente, Unigine es mejor que Unreal para la mayoría de los codificadores, muy fácil de leer y usar. Si usa Unity y desea cambiar, la actualización a Unigine también es fácil. Unigine no tiene una codificación de estilo blueprint como Unreal y ambos motores tienen una buena configuración de gráficos. Unreal tiene más gente trabajando con ellos y es popular. Eso es todo

I have checked the licenses for the add-ons and they said its free to use within unigine only. If you use it for final builds in other engines you will get in trouble. :/

@@LazyUnigineDude Understandable, thank you for quick answer! :)

Thank you for the warning

Every engine has its advantages and disadvantages that comes with it. Unreal engine has one of the best graphics but programming is very hard to learn unless you are an Unreal engine programmer. Unity programming is super easy where you can do it as a hobby but it doesn't have a good structure for performance based graphics operations Unigine has great graphics and easy programmable API which features both C++ and C# at the cost of being closed source. You pick what you like and enjoy it.

@@LazyUnigineDude, You're wrong. First: if you don't know how to program or don't know c++, Unreal Engine has BluePrint. Secondly, the presence of both C++ and C# languages does not affect the openness or closeness of the source code in any way - this is generally some kind of nonsense. In UNIGINE- closed source code - because this engine is paid. And the Unreal Engine is Open Source - because it's free and you can rewrite it as you need.

Again as I said, if you want to code using C++ or C# Unigine has both. Whether you like it or not is your personal Opinion :)

@@LazyUnigineDude , Again as I said, You're wrong. First: if you don't know how to program or don't know c++, Unreal Engine has BluePrint. Secondly, the presence of both C++ and C# languages does not affect the openness or closeness of the source code in any way - this is generally some kind of nonsense. In UNIGINE- closed source code - because this engine is paid. And the Unreal Engine is Open Source - because it's free and you can rewrite it as you need. Whether you like it or not is your personal Opinion :)

@@my_stackoverflow8982 some people don’t like blue print mode and it depends on what you prefer and also even if unreal is free if you wanted to sell games using unreal engine epic games gets the first 3,000$ along with 5% on every purchase