So one of my teachers has been hyping us up talking about the new unreal 4 engine and how our school was supposed to get it. We saw what the engine can do in real time and I was plenty amazed. Now the school wont get it because of the way the end user license agreement is written makes the school "responsible" for anything that get created with it. im not even 100% sure what that means I think its about copyrights
So say for shits and giggles I decided to recreate oh say XENOGEARS using the unreal 4 engine I do it just for fun cuz it my second fav game of all time. Square could sue the school for my copyright infringement. :whyme:
I wanted to share one of the videos that showed them making the tech demo for the ps4. It showed them editing models and changing the lighting and you could see the instant changes that Maya would either just not show (you would have to render just to see the difference), or would cause her to crash.
With Maya and other Autodesk software the educational versions have a digital mark that lets people know that the software is not for commercial use.
just give me the shit at a discount like Adobe:tomato:
So say for shits and giggles I decided to recreate oh say XENOGEARS using the unreal 4 engine I do it just for fun cuz it my second fav game of all time. Square could sue the school for my copyright infringement. :whyme:
I wanted to share one of the videos that showed them making the tech demo for the ps4. It showed them editing models and changing the lighting and you could see the instant changes that Maya would either just not show (you would have to render just to see the difference), or would cause her to crash.
With Maya and other Autodesk software the educational versions have a digital mark that lets people know that the software is not for commercial use.
just give me the shit at a discount like Adobe:tomato: