Hi, thanks for your interest. Some videos I did (but I'm not an artist)
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jJ0h71LnCU - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yi9yWb8jio - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrXu-q2bC3Q - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ApL6wLahWc I add some precisions: Be aware that 2.8 is still in development, as the build I shared. This is in experimental stage for now. - eevee's rendering is used directly with very few modifications - when the camera doesn't move and when nothing is moving inside camera frustum, TAA (antialiasing filter is applied). Contrarly to the viewport, 1 more sample (effects->taa_current_sample) is added each frame to have a nice result in bge. - I did a little adaptation of eevee's code to have planars working (but it is still fickering sometimes) - Some little adaptations were needed too for post processing. - A CAMERA is always needed in the scene. - The code I added is very short, but I removed bge render. - The little API I wrote in draw_manager/KX_GameObject is still incomplete but gives an idea about how I did to deal with cache. - bge post processing works (you have to use in vec4 bgl_TexCoord; out vec4 fragColor; in your filters) - ImageRender works - VideoFFMPEG works - Blenderplayer works - Most of logic (including python logic works) - Most of Physics (including python physics works) I can't be exhaustive on what is working as I can't be exhaustive on what is not working. About win32, I'm used to build with because of alignment errors (I didn't noticed performance differences between 32/64 bits on my computer), but I can share a 64 build if needed. About testing .blend, you can test classroom scene from here: https://www.blender.org/download/demo-files/ adding logic bricks to the camera for example. Else I share some test files: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1psRJIj48afi92zgvyVClmgFQPbj8LCSx?usp=sharing I added I license.txt for models with licenses. These files are pretty simple. BUT I opened few complex files (sometimes with several linked .blends) and I was happy to see that it was working as expected. For artists who never used bge, you can try this quick tutorial I just did: https://youtu.be/byK_Nfinxns The rendering performances are normally the same as eevee as I use eevee's rendering directly, but as I said when nothing is moving the AA filter is applied each frame so in a static scene you can have a low fps whereas when things are moving, the fps increases. When it will be more stable, I guess eevee in bge could be used to create small but high quality games OR by artists/architects... to create nice interactive scenes. IMHO, All in one software is a strength, and python scripting too. If Blender Foundation finds a qualified developer to launch interactive mode, my proposal for a game engine transition is obsolete. Else, this can be considered as a nice tool waiting for interactive mode. _______________________________________________ Bf-committers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers
