Node-based systems are becoming an essential part of digital content creation tools, so more and more artists are comfortable with them. Based on the numerous user requests, we decided to introduce a node-based editor for materials in UNIGINE Engine. It allows creating custom materials without writing actual shader code, which brings a lot of flexibility […]
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There are not so many people around thinking about the area they dwell in. I mean really thinking about efficiency, economy, aesthetics, standards. We rarely even raise our heads up and turn our eyes away from smartphones to contemplate the scenery or enjoy the view in the city. And more often than not it’s justified. […]
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We returned to the blog with a story about the latest release. The UNIGINE team in April released the new Superposition GPU benchmark with VR features. We filled up new cones, invented a couple of dozens of sudden rescue solutions and new technology in 3D graphics. Inside the post there is a lot of beautiful […]
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This is the second and final part of the article devoted to procedural methods of content production for 3D applications. You can find the first part here. As the previous part, the current article contains download links to source materials created by us, which you can freely use (with or without any modification) in your projects, […]
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This two-part article is about the application of Procedural Generation process when creating the content for the Oil Rush naval strategy game and Valley benchmark. Both of them are developed by means of our own game engine called UNIGINE. All the information set forth below represents authors’ personal opinion and has no intention to be an absolute truth […]
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