very nice! I will be checking this out more deeply now,. it does look like a nice system. and you don't have to pay unless you generate over 100k.
Have you done any procedural work with this,. i.e. implemented any of the bitmap or mesh generation stuff we have been using around here? I will go check the forums over there I suppse,. thanks for the news.
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Hi jph,
Not extensively .. I mostly import my content from Softimage.
But it's just a matter of using the SetPixel function of Texture2D in a 2D loop that covers all pixels to recreate the BitmapExpression component, and pretty much the same idea with Meshes ( manipulating the vertices array ). You can find a bunch of procedural-related Unity examples here.
I'd stick with ZGE if you're heavily relying on procedural content though ( unless you need the physics / networking or something ).
K
Not extensively .. I mostly import my content from Softimage.
But it's just a matter of using the SetPixel function of Texture2D in a 2D loop that covers all pixels to recreate the BitmapExpression component, and pretty much the same idea with Meshes ( manipulating the vertices array ). You can find a bunch of procedural-related Unity examples here.
I'd stick with ZGE if you're heavily relying on procedural content though ( unless you need the physics / networking or something ).
K
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ZGE is ahead in this aspect.
Unity is good - if you like megaBloat apps making megaBloat exe's.
ZGE is ahead in this aspect.
Unity is good - if you like megaBloat apps making megaBloat exe's.
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"great expectations"
Post Subject So, here is an entertaining video of a guy using the above mentioned graphical method, that I believe they call Anteres, or something like that.
Since I lasted posted about this, I (we) have seen numerous like systems emerge in various venues. Having tried them out, I've come to the conclusion, this being my own personal observations and preferences, that when these systems get to be more than small apps, the code organization gets to be unmanageable.
So, I prefer ZGE because it is easier to follow an organized tree, than connecting "wires" all over the screen.
Anyway, enjoy the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S3rjYGW8P4
Since I lasted posted about this, I (we) have seen numerous like systems emerge in various venues. Having tried them out, I've come to the conclusion, this being my own personal observations and preferences, that when these systems get to be more than small apps, the code organization gets to be unmanageable.
So, I prefer ZGE because it is easier to follow an organized tree, than connecting "wires" all over the screen.
Anyway, enjoy the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S3rjYGW8P4
"great expectations"