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BlackMagic have just released DaVinci Resolve 17. DaVinci resolve is a powerful, cross platform, end to end worflow non-linear video editing solution used by major film studios. DaVinci Resolve is described as: DaVinci Resolve is the world’s only solution that combines editing, color correction, visual effects, motion graphics and audio […]
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We just published a new article over on our sister tutorial site DevGa.me called What Game Engine Should I Use in 2021. The process of choosing what game engine to work with is never a simple one, so we break it down into a number of different scenarios. Game Engine
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Following on our earlier tutorials on exporting 3D models and scenes from Unreal and Unity engines, today we are looking at how to export from the Godot game engine using glTF. Before we start it’s extremely important to understand that glTF exporting is only supported using the Godot 4 development
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Both Unity and Unreal have recently released free beginner projects and the tutorials to go with them. If you’ve been looking for a great introduction to either game engine, these new starter projects could be the perfect starting point. Unity Unity have released a new MicroGame in collaboration with Lego.
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The Unreal Modeling Tools Editor Mode plugin bring capabilities normal only found in tools like Max, Maya and Blender to Unreal Engine.
Unreal Engine As A 3D Modeling & Sculpting Application Read More
Three tips to improve your Blender 2.9x experience. Enable Undo/Redo stacks, experimental features and prevent UI from Loading in Blend files.
Blender Tips Everyone Should Know Read More
Epic Games have just release UE 4.26. In this release we see features such as hair and anisotrophy reach production ready status. Additionally there is a new water simulation system (previewed here) and better integration of the new Chaos Physics System (tutorial here) and a brand new system for creating
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YouTube is an incredible resource for game developers, but sorting the gems out can be a challenge. Today we are going to highlight 6 excellent game development channels, especially if you are a Godot developer, as well as general game development guides, Blender, GameMaker and more. AskGameDev AskGameDev is a
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With the recent Fantasy 3D Models humble bundle there were a number of questions about how assets can be extracted from the Unity game engine for use in other engines such as Godot, Unreal, Lumberyard, Stride, CryEngine or basically any other 3D game engine. That is exactly what we will
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One of the exciting new features coming in Godot 4 is the new GPU based particle system. We got hands-on with this sneak peek tutorial with the new GPUParticle3D nodes.
Godot 4 Sneak Peek: Particle Systems Read More
