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Will be possible to make standalone plugins for game by C# code? Because from some time I learning it on NA Engine...
LUA will still exist but for massive changes C# is quite better..
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LUA will still exist but for massive changes C# is quite better..
DC, the idea to script the map editor is GOLD! I suppose you would implement it by allowing users to load "tools"? Such an epic idea, can't get the smile off of my face. 
Reminds me on my first tries to program/script on my calculator....
So I'll just try to handle it
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http://unity3d.com/gallery/made-with-unity/game-list
I don't really want to discuss the pros and cons of Unity again.
aleksix has writtenAren't Unity games a bit slow?
Mono is not as fast as any well-optimised AoT compiled language, but the JIT compiler it uses it very good, so it achieves performance more than adequate for most games.
I really like the new logo and the way you present the developments. Thank you!
lev258 has writtenDC, I know it's still very early in the development for this, but I wonder, how do you imagine it. You said there will be really huge islands so I'm curious, how will you deal with the enormous amount of plants and moving animals. Will it be like what's in the player sight, those will be loaded somehow (the models) and everything else just code in the background, so somehow dinamically visualized, or when starting the map everything is loaded (a lot of memory and graphic card consumption). Actually, I don't even know how it worked in Stranded II. I appreciate every thought about it (or even links).
I really like the new logo and the way you present the developments. Thank you!
I really like the new logo and the way you present the developments. Thank you!
I think there's a default draw distance in Unity. If it disrupts the visual quality somehow, you can always add fog to hide it..
And DC, there's a new opponent out there... http://survivetheforest.com/
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lev258: I'll probably only load stuff which is around players. Stranded 1 and 2 always loaded the entire map which is why they didn't support large maps.When stuff is loaded it also gets updated if necessary (e.g. spawning fruits etc.). Animals which are far away from any player will probably not be moved at all but I might add some exceptions for this. This has not been fully decided yet.
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inc0001: Of course I already know about the Forest, Rust and other survival games which are in the making. By the way: The Forest and Rust are both using Unity3D as well. Just how much larger do you expect the total map size to be?
256x256 is the current biggest size, how much more/ how many times bigger, should we expect... this is something I forgot to ask earlier.
Btw good luck on your projects this year.
I expect big things this year.
Jawohl has writtenSo because of my previous questions about maps, I have one more reguarding them...
Just how much larger do you expect the total map size to be?
256x256 is the current biggest size, how much more/ how many times bigger, should we expect... this is something I forgot to ask earlier.
Btw good luck on your projects this year.
I expect big things this year.
Just how much larger do you expect the total map size to be?
256x256 is the current biggest size, how much more/ how many times bigger, should we expect... this is something I forgot to ask earlier.
Btw good luck on your projects this year.
I expect big things this year.
With Unity3d, the maps can be as large as you want, I think. But you need a pretty beefy computer to handle it...
There are alot of logical these in them...
Like egg harvesting, food salting, food rottening, bottles actually being needed to make water bottles, and bamboo being an alternate recipe to branches (a feature which is in my mod, link in my sig...
And fire fuel.
And many other logics.