Help I want to Start Modding But i dont know how to script in vc++ could anyone get me started maybe a tutorial plz?
Want To Start Modding
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Hmm.
The unreal engine doesn't use C++ for it's scripting.
Unless you're using the native headers.
Also the Unreal Engine Runtime is probrably a poor choice to start modding in, since there's no game to mod. UT2004 would be a better choice if you are just starting modding.
The unreal engine doesn't use C++ for it's scripting.
Unless you're using the native headers.
Also the Unreal Engine Runtime is probrably a poor choice to start modding in, since there's no game to mod. UT2004 would be a better choice if you are just starting modding.
I am also considering developing with Unreal. I have heard that UnrealScript's Object Orientated environment is similar to Java. Would a "Java for Dummies" refrence help, as I'm not experienced in Java?
is runtime just perform a level ? can i use it to make a new game with own story ------ except a fps game ?
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NO, the runtime CANNOT be used to develop games for free. It is specific directly in the EULA. The exact reason why the runtime exists is for educational purposes for those who wish to learn how to use UEngine without having to purchase either the engine itself or games that use the engine.
Technically, you can make a game with it, but then you are breaching the EULA and will stop Epic from doing things like this again.
If you want to make a mod use a pre-existing game like UT2004.
Technically, you can make a game with it, but then you are breaching the EULA and will stop Epic from doing things like this again.
If you want to make a mod use a pre-existing game like UT2004.
thanks sas solid snake.
you are right, and i mean that just in Technically. in other word, i never want to use the runtime make game for commerce. but if i make a gratis game,and i put it on the net,do i breach the eula.whatever,the most important thing is runtime has the function to make game.right?
you are right, and i mean that just in Technically. in other word, i never want to use the runtime make game for commerce. but if i make a gratis game,and i put it on the net,do i breach the eula.whatever,the most important thing is runtime has the function to make game.right?
Yes. You are not allowed to make games with the UE2Runtime. There is no debate here, let us think of the reason why.
If free games were allowed to be made, then you will have large numbers of games being released from all sorts of people. First, with these huge numbers of games, Epic loose money when they could have been selling the engine. Second, they are giving the engine for free. If you wish to develop your own standalone game then you should (you have to be a company) buy the engine.
The point of the runtime is to be able to learn how to use Unreal Engine, how to map, how to script those things without having to buy an Unreal game.
If you have any more questions, ask Epic themselves.
If free games were allowed to be made, then you will have large numbers of games being released from all sorts of people. First, with these huge numbers of games, Epic loose money when they could have been selling the engine. Second, they are giving the engine for free. If you wish to develop your own standalone game then you should (you have to be a company) buy the engine.
The point of the runtime is to be able to learn how to use Unreal Engine, how to map, how to script those things without having to buy an Unreal game.
If you have any more questions, ask Epic themselves.
[SAS]Solid Snake said:
Yep, id Software released Enemy Territory for free, and there have been a grand total of 2 games released based on that. Last I heard John Carmack had to sell off his Ferraris and is eating out of soup cans under the railroad tracks.
Much, much better that we have something free, but crippled in ways that makes it unsuitable for almost everyone who'd be interested in it.