Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of TechEval/Matrix

Timestamp:

11/15/20 11:21:11 (5 years ago)

Author:

Jonathan Neufeld

Comment:

Terms and definitions introduced

TechEval/Matrix

@@ -5 +5 @@
 || ||= 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)|| || ||
+||= Component Extensibility|| || || || ||
 ||= Help and Support|| || || || ||
+||= Community|| || || || ||
 ||= Documentation|| || || || ||
 ||= Tutorials & Examples|| || || ||[https://unigine.com/learning-unigine/video-tutorials#video-tutorials Company provided tutorials]||
@@ -17 +19 @@
 ||= Cost|| ||Free|| ||[https://unigine.com/get-unigine/ Games under $100K free, but does not support large worlds after that it cost $150 a month]||
 
+== Description
+ '''Component Extensibility''':: 
+    How easy is it to tweak / modify behaviour of existing components in-case we need them to do more?
+ '''Help and Support'''
+    What's the official product and technical support like? response time, cost, etc.
+ '''Community'''
+    What's the user community of the product like? forums, response-time, skill-level, enthusiasm, activity, etc.
+
 = Notable Games
 * [https://www.dualuniverse.game Dual Universe]