Factions, Soldiers, and Era?
AndY
18 Jan 2012
Burn, on 18 January 2012 - 06:49 PM, said:
Ugh.... does this mean I have to learn how to develop for UDK just to upload community content?
If you're a level designer, then yes, but keep in mind:
- The UnrealEd is insanely easy to pick up and working with it will be an absolute blast,
- If you're thinking of a career in the video games industry, a large number of AAA studios are currently looking for people with UE3 experience.
Take a look at some of the tutorial videos on the UDN to get an idea of what to expect.
Reaper
18 Jan 2012
Well that was fun... Thanks AndY(you're the man!)
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=S91d13I67xI
I tried this link for a second to learn how to develop levels fo it. Its a drag and drop technique for static objects. Its inefficient to my experience with Source, but I guess it works for UDK. I'll see if I can master this in a month to prepare for the demo release.
Edit: If its this easy to learn how to make detailed surroundings in Unreal Engine and it takes years to master the Source engine, I believe anyone who is good with the source engine should be hired by any game company out their with common sense. Source is the most ridiculously complicated thing ever!
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=S91d13I67xI
I tried this link for a second to learn how to develop levels fo it. Its a drag and drop technique for static objects. Its inefficient to my experience with Source, but I guess it works for UDK. I'll see if I can master this in a month to prepare for the demo release.
Edit: If its this easy to learn how to make detailed surroundings in Unreal Engine and it takes years to master the Source engine, I believe anyone who is good with the source engine should be hired by any game company out their with common sense. Source is the most ridiculously complicated thing ever!
