Porting from OpenSim to UnrealEngine 2,it's possible?
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I suppose it would be possible, but you'd have to import all of the assets etc individually and then rebuild the world. Unless of course, you're good at writing code that will convert the data between the two engines.
Hi everyone,
I'm in a similar situation, I'm new for the Unreal Engine and I was asked to make a porting of a virtual world already created in OpenSim into Unreal Engine, without rebuilding it from scratch, but I don't know where to start... any ideas?
And what is the latest academic version of Unreal Engine? I've found UnrealEngine2Runtime (2226.20.02) but I was wondering if there was even a version 3.
Thanks a lot in advance!
I'm in a similar situation, I'm new for the Unreal Engine and I was asked to make a porting of a virtual world already created in OpenSim into Unreal Engine, without rebuilding it from scratch, but I don't know where to start... any ideas?
And what is the latest academic version of Unreal Engine? I've found UnrealEngine2Runtime (2226.20.02) but I was wondering if there was even a version 3.
Thanks a lot in advance!
I imagine, you'd have to get all of the original assets or be able to convert them into the forms that Unreal Engine accept or editors can export too. For static meshes, ASE is the format you need, for skeletal meshes and animations you need to use the 3DSMax / Maya plug ins, for textures most formats are acceptable and lastly everything else probably has to be rebuilt.