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While Unreal Engine doesn’t provide C# support out of the box, it does provide an exceptional plugin system, so it was only a matter of time until C# plugins arrived. Today we are looking at the open source USharp extension, which is based on the MonoUE plugin project. Using this plugin, UE4 gains C# functionality […]
Using C# With Unreal Engine Read More
Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code is one of the most popular cross platform open source code editors available today and for good reasons. It’s fast, free, expandable and incredibly well supported. Have you ever wanted to run Visual Studio Code remotely or perhaps host it as the editor in your own cloud based product? Well now […]
Visual Studio Code In The Browser Read More
It’s simply amazing the amount of free software available these days for game developers, and SculptGL is no exception. It is a 3D sculpting application similar to ZBrush, Sculptris or Mudbox, but it runs entirely inside your browser (or locally via Electron if you prefer). Features from SculptGL include:Sculpting tools Standard tools : Brush, Inflate, […]
SculptGL Open Source WebGL Sculpting Application Read More
Today we are looking at WickedEngine, an open source C++ based 3D game engine with Direct 11/12/Vulkan rendering paths, an Entity Component System and Lua scripting available. It is inspired by the XNA programming model and has no external dependencies, making it incredibly easy (especially for a C++ project) to get started. Additionally there is […]
WickedEngine–Open Source C++ 3D Game Engine Read More
MakeHuman, an open source character creation software that started life as a Blender plugin, recently released 1.2.0 Alpha 2. With Manuel Bastioni Labs recently shutting down, MakeHuman has become the primary open source character creation software. Fortunately it is quite good and is getting better with more extensive community support. While no longer a Blender […]
MakeHuman 1.2.0 Alpha 2 Released Read More
Materialize was just released for free. What exactly is Materialize? In the creators own words:Materialize is a stand alone tool for creating materials for use in games from images. You can create an entire material from a single image or import the textures you have and generate the textures you need.Materialize is production tested, having […]
Materialize Free Texture Map Generation Tool Released Read More
Welcome to part one in our tutorial series covering Allegro, an open source C game library/media framework. For a bit more of an overview and a video version of this tutorial be sure to check out this video. In this tutorial series we are going to cover the basics of getting started with Allegro, from […]
Allegro Tutorial Series–Part 1: Getting Started Read More
There are several game engines out there that present a code free option such as Stencyl and Construct. Today we are looking at an open source alternative, GDevelop. It is a cross platform, open source 2D game engine with a visual programming interface that requires no previous experience. However there is also the ability to […]
A Closer Look At GDevelop Read More
Rarely do I weigh in on programming languages, I don’t think that C++ is better than Java, or vice versa. Each fills a niche, even the much maligned Visual Basic was a very good programming language for what it did. That all said, Objective C sucks. I hated it, I hate it, I […]
Apple Open Source the Swift Programming Language Read More
One of the nicest features of going with Blender is the fact that it is open source. One of the nicest facts of open source is you don’t have to wait for a vendor to release a new version, you can go get the cutting edge version at any time. That said, building Blender […]
Taking a walk on the wild side Read More
