By the way it looks amazing, but game engines have already been used for visualization ( see Cryengine 2 for architectural visualization ), but GI and indirect illumination is far from being perfect, so I would say it depend on what you need to do...also you don't have the full flexibility that a 3d app have, so you'll end up coding what you need ( like if you want an effect done in ICE with that engine )
Personally I'm planning a 30 minutes movie using UE4, it just looks amazing and I'll avoid the rendering time which has always been a pain in the a... 2014-03-21 16:14 GMT+01:00 Nicolas Esposito <3dv...@gmail.com>: > No at least for now as far as I know > > Anyway UE4 just launched at 19$ monthly subscription ( 5% royalties ) > > Cryengine 3 launched a couple of days ago at 9$ monthly subrsciption ( > without any royalties ) > > Unity 5 will be 75$ monthly subscription > > > 2014-03-21 16:11 GMT+01:00 John Richard Sanchez <youngupstar...@gmail.com> > : > > So what are your thoughts on Snow Drop? I Don't know much about game >> engines or working in Games but this looks really amazing. Is there any >> way something like this could be used in production? >> >> http://youtu.be/8z6rzPjcZL0 >> http://youtu.be/UXeH9OqygzI >> -- >> www.johnrichardsanchez.com >> > >
