UnrealDB Launches

*hal* · 28th Nov 2012, 09:31 PM

It's been ages since I've been able to say something like this, but we've got a brand new Unreal website resource in our midst. UnrealDB is just kicking off and plans to become a compendium of development resources and planned/released projects. Here, I'll just let Henrik say it in his words:

Quote:

http://unrealdb.com was started to address the growing need for a more Unreal Engine specific website where users can submit and maintain game and other project listings, both completed as well as in progress, as well as anything to do with Unreal development, covering the gamut from legacy tools for Unreal Engine 1 to the very latest UDK builds.

Developer resources are categorized into Free tutorials, Community documentation and Retail products, such as books & dvds. Listing even retail products is currently free, and an asset listing is in progress.

Once registered, users can feel free to submit any Unreal Engine related projects or documentation they are aware of, not just their own, or contribute to building the FAQ.

We would like to note that all existing Unreal documentation websites, tutorial makers etc benefit from UnrealDB if they get it listed! Concerns of community fragmentation were a large consideration in the approach to building UnrealDB, in directing traffic to existing resources where possible.

Good luck, UnrealDB!

leilei · 29th Nov 2012, 01:28 AM

So it's like a Unreal learning resource that's not a bunch of licensee log-in link walls!

ambershee · 29th Nov 2012, 06:09 AM

To be fair, the only links that require login on the UDN don't have any information of interest to UDK users anyway.

Wormbo · 29th Nov 2012, 06:29 AM

Actually it seems to be a kind of link site that attempts to summarize where you can find information and what's going on.

29th Nov 2012, 02:00 PM

I instantly lost all respect in this website the moment I read this:

"it was one of the first 3D engines with a modular and open architecture allowing it to be modded as the user saw fit, with the release of Unreal Tournament in 1999."

If you cant learn to respect the true Unreal 1 as the legitimate father (and the best) of Unreal then you dont deserve my respect.

not trying to be a dick here but it just COMPLETELY irritates me seeing as Unreal 1 gets no credit for ANYTHING these days.

Arnox · 2nd Dec 2012, 07:03 PM

I definitely like where this is going. With some more work, this site could be great. It's a great opportunity to gather all the info we are aware of into one place instead of having to go to 5 different websites for 5 different pieces of info.

29th Nov 2012, 01:28 AM	#2
leilei YES! YES! YES! Join Date: Jan. 20th, 2008 Posts: 316	So it's like a Unreal learning resource that's not a bunch of licensee log-in link walls! __________________ o^_^o

29th Nov 2012, 06:29 AM	#4
Wormbo Join Date: Jun. 4th, 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 5,484	Actually it seems to be a kind of link site that attempts to summarize where you can find information and what's going on. __________________ Wormbo's UT/UT2004/UT3 mods \| PlanetJailbreak \| Unreal Wiki \| Liandri Archives Everything you ever wanted to know about replication (but were afraid to ask) [in German] \| UnrealScript security considerations <elmuerte> you shouldn't do all-nighters, it's a waste of time and effort <TNSe> nono <TNSe> its always funny to find code a week later you dont even remember writing <Pfhoenix> what's worse is when you have a Star Wars moment <Pfhoenix> "Luke! I am your code!" "No! Impossible! It can't be!"

2nd Dec 2012, 07:03 PM	#6
Arnox UT99/2004 Mod Crazy Join Date: Mar. 26th, 2009 Location: Beyond Posts: 1,257	I definitely like where this is going. With some more work, this site could be great. It's a great opportunity to gather all the info we are aware of into one place instead of having to go to 5 different websites for 5 different pieces of info. __________________ With a burning spear and a horse of air to the wilderness I wander. - from 'Tom O'Bedlam's Song' (Anonymous)

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29th Nov 2012, 02:00 PM	#5
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	I instantly lost all respect in this website the moment I read this: "it was one of the first 3D engines with a modular and open architecture allowing it to be modded as the user saw fit, with the release of Unreal Tournament in 1999." If you cant learn to respect the true Unreal 1 as the legitimate father (and the best) of Unreal then you dont deserve my respect. not trying to be a dick here but it just COMPLETELY irritates me seeing as Unreal 1 gets no credit for ANYTHING these days.