Here’s a crazy new feature in Unreal Engine 4.13. Procedural Mesh Slicing allows you to setup meshes that can be sliced up to bits during game play. Pretty cool stuff! This tutorial featuring Alexander Paschall and Ian Shaddon, shows you some of the tricks to get this done.
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Unreal Engine 4.12 was officially released today even though UT has been using a pre-release version of 4.12 for quite a while. One of the big new features is the new Sequencer for real-time cinematics and cutscenes. If you’re using Matinee to make fly-throughs of your maps, you might want to take a look at the new features in Sequencer.
As usual, the full changelog is freakishly long. Go HERE for the full details.
Unreal Engine is now at version 4.10 with the usual massive change log. With UT now 2 revisions back, it will interesting to see if the team skips 4.9 altogether. Release information can be found HERE.
One of the new features is the Landscape Mirror Tool seen below. Instant outdoor, symmetric CTF!
Unreal Engine 4.9 has been released and along with it, the usual massive list of updates. It truly is mind boggling how many updates the Epic engine team crams into each new release!
Read more about the new features HERE.
Unreal Engine 4.8 was released today, and as usual, there is a massive amount of new and mind blowing additions. One thing that should find its way into the next UT build is the replay system with DVR-like functionality.
Outdoor scenes will take another leap with the new grass functionality. From the release notes: “The new grass system dynamically renders instanced grass and other ground clutter meshes on the landscape around the player”. Awesome!
Go HERE for the full release notes.
Rippster (aka Eric Wilkinson) posted a tech demo of his work in the Unreal Engine forums and it is incredibly impressive. What is equally impressive is if you do a Google search on “Ragnosaur”. This thing has exploded everywhere!
Evilmrfrank is at it again, this time showing off some footage from a standalone, unnamed game he is building. As usual, the visuals are incredible! I’m definitely going to keep my eyes on this one.
The latest Unreal Engine video outlines their current astonishing feature set. Hard to believe this is free!
As part of the #UE4 Free announcement, Epic put together a beautiful demo for the Epic Games keynote address at GDC 2015.
The video below shows the demo running in real time on the new Nvidia Titan X.
In a surprise announcement today, Epic Games has dropped the subscription model on Unreal Engine 4 and will now offer it for free! In addition, they have created a UT specific editor that is also free. Just like the good ole’ days! Epic was even kind enough to refund part of my subscription costs!
Nothing like a little event called the Game Developers Conference to spark some big announcements!
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