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Beginner friendly game engine? Try Source engine

2:24 Fog. With your accent I wouldn't say that word too much XD (Just a little reference to the movie Hellboy)

Cryengine is a mess and hopeless both in community and market. Do not use this engine. It is a waste of time. This engine is simply a tool that is praised and used by fanboys who are blinded by the glory of the past crysis, but they cannot get any materials they need. There are no tutorials on youtube and no market assets that can be used for game production. This makes the vicious cycle of users not using this engine even more and no learning materials or assets are produced.

Very impressive! I did not understand 10% of it, but was still impressed. Keep up the good work, you can make a fortune with this talent.

awesome thank you, all tutos ive found do this movie render queue BS and i just want a still image!!

Sandbox editor is very intuitive to use actually, game logic is easy to learn with flowgraphs, less complicated than Unreal Blueprint, but workflow is very cumbersome though, as in the video shown, to import textures or 3d models is a pain, you have to use proprietary tools like photoshop, Maya, 3ds max, too many proprietary plugins that are outdated..

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Hello thank you very much for the greatest photoscan tutor!

I create my first video tutorial about CryEngine this month. I like learning complex things and teaching others. I think I can make tech demo game with CryEngine, but not a full game. I use Unreal Engine to make my games. UE4 and UE5. Cheers!

I create my first video tutorial about CryEngine this month and uploaded on UA-cam. I like learning complex things and teaching others. I think I can make tech demo game with CryEngine, but not a full game. I use Unreal Engine to make my games. UE4 and UE5. Cheers!

When I first saw a game engine, it was Cryengine. I now use Unrealengine, but I still like Cryengine. After learning it, I think it's simpler than UnrealEngine in my opinion. The only drawback is that you can't create games for every platform. I'm not sure why this is challenging when newcomers like Godot, which can fit on a floppy disk, can create games for every platform. Unity is nonsense.

I am recently trying to decide what camera I should choose. Do you think it will make a big difference between the Sony A7III and the A7RIII? Of course more megapixels, but I heard that not only that matters. Currently my setup is an iphone 11pro and I would like to go deeper in this topic and also a camera for shooting pictures on vacation.

HI, great work on your videos. As a disabled old guy just getting into photogrammetry, it is helping immensely .I do wonder something especially as I am just starting, is / are nerfs, spatting and the new stuff in AI (luma labs) going to be making photogrammetry not needed or ? D,,

Another "must have" tool: Alpha Focus Bracketing, to make all-focused pictures

Thank you for making this Philipp 🙏🔥

Thanks!! Will this work for megascan tree leaves as well?

You want to learn Photogrammetry? Here you go: www.skool.com/photogrammetry-gods-4429/about

I can make one dot in painting anything beyond that is besides my lvl!

The PPI rule no longer applies.

Great video

I grew up on Armored Core. I want to make mechs but I feel like I'm too late to enter the industry.

I am new to game development myself and I wanna make a physics sandbox game (like Gmod) and CryEngine seems about perfect for it, After playing Crysis, I genuinely found myself to be in awe of the physics and how much better it simulated things to Source so it seems like a perfect option, I have messed around in the CryEngine 2 editor quite a bit (which is actually unforgivingly different compared to actual CryEngine) and after sacrificing a gaming laptop to running Windows (because I could not figure out the CryEngine launcher under Wine or Proton) and while I am a dumb beginner it is harder to make the HUD than it should be, harder then just copying and pasting gamedata.pak from Crysis Remastered into the sample project which is based of Crysis 2. I guess all i really have been doing in CE2SB was mess around with the physics engine, so theres that.

I wanted to learn it and there is your video appearing out of nowhere😂🤣

danke brudi

this deserves to go viral, underrated video,

Thank for sharing ur experience 😊

obviously you have been supported by them, nobody wants houdini as a small team devs...

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This speaks to me on such a personal level! In 2015, I wanted to do game dev for the first time, and I picked CryEngine because of how cool it looked. I played with it for 2 months every day, mostly creating maps with the built in assets, the terrain tools and the weather system. I remember it looking amazing! But when I wanted to use other assets from outside the engine, or do any scripting, there was just nothing out there to help. So I eventually gave up because of all the reasons you mentioned in this video. I picked up Unreal 2 years ago and have been able to do things I never thought I could. I'm in Unreal every day now, and its such an incredible tool. I legitimately kick myself for this decision to use CryEngine in 2015 because I wasted 7 years thinking game dev was too hard and just not for me. The amount of experience I could have had if I just looked at alternatives back then...but hindsight is always much clearer. Better late than never right?

I worked with the cry engine a few years ago. I was kinda like it. Right now i use the Ultra Engine which is realy good.

that's not a budget setup, just a regular setup.

that intro is spot on.

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why the intro is too long 🤣

I've been looking at so many videos and not gotten anywhere and this worked so easily. 3 min video and it's all explained well!

Dash :))) i see it very good after 30days use try

wtf Edit: nvm it's not an actual landscape actor

Wow I just have to say your content material is fantastic. These are the kinds of subjects as a beginner I would have no idea what to even search for. Please keep up the good work.

Amazing video, can't wait to get it working. I'm trying to implement this inside the base layer of a layer material. I'm guessing that would cause issues with there being (mutable) conflicting layers? I want this for a shader to texture landscape *meshes*. How would you go about this? I would love to see this working in a full material, with RVT, etc

Der Deutsche Akzent ist nicht überhörbar 😅, aber gutes Video 👍

You could use the Texture Object with the Ord(AoRD) as the height texture & ORD Texture. Then under heightmap channel just use the Blue channel instead of the red channel you are using. I know a max steps performance increase trick as well, but you don't need or notice the difference these days..

I've seen people talking about world-aligned textures, but no one else has shown so quickly and precisely why it's important. Thank you.

The link for the shader is offline

Thanks for this!

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Great to the point video and will help lots of people! Also Hold s on your keyboard and left click and it will automatically create you a scaler paramiter 👍