Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of TechEval/Matrix

Timestamp:

11/15/20 10:20:01 (5 years ago)

Author:

Kevin Chapman

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TechEval/Matrix

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 Use the following matrix to evaluate engines for suitability.  Edit the Wiki source and fill-in the appropriate cell with notes about each.
 
-|| ||= Unreal Engine =||= Godot =||= Minetest =||
-||= Voxel Engine||Very, very rich support, supports blocky and smooth.  Professional version is going to be required, which costs $299 USD.  Possibly more advanced than Transvoxel||Built-in, unsure what version it's using but it appears to be in active development (based on Transvoxel by Eric Lengyel)|| ||
-||= Help and Support|| || || ||
-||= Documentation|| || || ||
-||= Tutorials & Examples|| || || ||
-||= Terrain Paging|| || || ||
-||= Dynamic Lighting|| ||Claims there are only a max of 8 light sources an object can receive at a time, but this might be ok after the new Godot 4.0 lightmapper, it claims to do well and bake more than that|| ||
-||= Network Synchronisation||Built-in both Unreal Engine and Voxel Plugin has its own built-in support||Nothing Voxel-specific, but everything Godot is node-based, and Godot allows you to add networking logic at the node level, both UDP and TCP|| ||
-||= GPU Technology Used||Most advanced, including Vulkan||OpenGL 2.1, Vulkan is coming|| ||
-||= Materials / Texture Support|| || || ||
-||= C++ Support||Built-in||Requires use of GDNative|| ||
-||= Platforms (Linux, Mac, Windows)|| || || ||
+|| ||= Unreal Engine =||= Godot =||= Minetest =||=UNIGINE ||
+||= Voxel Engine||Very, very rich support, supports blocky and smooth.  Professional version is going to be required, which costs $299 USD.  Possibly more advanced than Transvoxel||Built-in, unsure what version it's using but it appears to be in active development (based on Transvoxel by Eric Lengyel)|| || ||
+||= Help and Support|| || || || ||
+||= Documentation|| || || || ||
+||= Tutorials & Examples|| || || ||[https://unigine.com/learning-unigine/video-tutorials#video-tutorials Company provided tutorials]||
+||= Terrain Paging|| || || ||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYov5jwsAD0 Paid version supports unlimited size and real time terrain deformation along with high detail]||
+||= Dynamic Lighting|| ||Claims there are only a max of 8 light sources an object can receive at a time, but this might be ok after the new Godot 4.0 lightmapper, it claims to do well and bake more than that|| || ||
+||= Network Synchronisation||Built-in both Unreal Engine and Voxel Plugin has its own built-in support||Nothing Voxel-specific, but everything Godot is node-based, and Godot allows you to add networking logic at the node level, both UDP and TCP|| || ||
+||= GPU Technology Used||Most advanced, including Vulkan||OpenGL 2.1, Vulkan is coming|| || ||
+||= Materials / Texture Support|| || || || ||
+||= C++ Support||Built-in||Requires use of GDNative|| ||Support for C++||
+||= Platforms (Linux, Mac, Windows)|| || || ||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unigine#Platforms Windows and Linux]||
+||= Cost|| ||Free|| ||[https://unigine.com/get-unigine/ Games under $100K free, but does not support large worlds after that it cost $150 a month]||
+||= Notable Games|| || || ||[https://www.dualuniverse.game Dual Universe]||