Alberto

thanks it seems an intuitive game engine

hello I am back to game programming after many years I am still fond of the old fashion game engine architecture For example I want to declare a class Tank containing variables (position, speed.. etc...) and methods (move, shoot...etc) then I instance tanks objects I hate components based engines such as the Unity3d dont let me misunderstood , I dont mean that components are no good I mean that are not intuitive, at least for me so my question is: What is Leadwerks /Ultraengine ?

exactly what I meant

If I am not wrong you can not even burn a cd for your personal use without having X-Box/Playstation licence To obtain the licence you must be something more than a serious hobbyest game programmar. they are quite selective as far the quality of the games is concerned Last, it is rather expensive That's what I read soewhere, at least

nope the updating is a false problem A book target an audience of beginners , basic features never change or at least should not change Tutorials are of use for intermediate users looking for specific features For a beginner it is annoyng to have go through a documentation just to learn key features It is much more funny to learn by developing step by step a simple game with the help of a book For example I come from Unity so I am not a real beginner I was looking for the Leadwerks equivalent of the Unity buttom "F" I was sure that Leadwerks supplies some thing like that but where is it written ? After all game programming is just an hobby . at least for me

C4 engine book has been written by a senior developer, initially as an E-Book only

Hello Maybe the "F" button is already available, if so, sorry I came from Unity 1 day ago If not, do it You select an object you digit "F" and the camera Focus on the object

Well I dont think it is a matter of personal tastes I suppose that every beginner would prefer to have a book rather than a lot of tutorial on specific topics while missing key topics The point is : How many copies can you sell ? and at what price ? There are more than 10 Unity books around, ok right or wrong Unity is the king but even C4 engine supplies a book I dont think that this engine is more popular than Leadwerks

Yes there are plenty of official and third party tutorials but the engine is lacking an exhaustive doc written one expert developer only Some key topics are missing , some other even overlap

well, the documentation is quite poor in my opinion Leadwerks is known to be the most user friendly engine around but a beginner does not even know how to get started What I am looking for ? The development of a full game or even better of 3 - 4 small games using both C++ and LUA

Thanks all I dont see a big differance between standalone and Steam version It seems to me an emotional rather than an real issue BTW I am going to purchase a new PC, Can I load Leadwerks on both machines with the same licence ?

Thanks If so , why did some members complain then ? I can not see any problem

Hello Is a Leadwerks book available ? or is anybody writing a Leadwerks book ? Even an E-book would be ok I will pay up to 30 usd

Hello I am not familiar with Steam What's the difference between the stand alone and the Steam version ? Must you pay an annual fee for using the engine ? Must you be connected to Steam site when using the engine ? Can you publish your game only on Steam? What else ?

It is what I did but the Leadwerks 2.0 registration kit does not work