You've got to admit...

[L B]

You still get impressed by Leadwerks, even after a long time use.

 

(Sorry for the quality, still processing).

[gordonramp]

Well I'm impressed by your efforts. I'm interested to know how you will populate this world. Will the inhabitants speak and if so, in what form?

[L B]

This was more of a technical demonstration of LE (mostly for the new users on this forum ), but I intend to populate it with various non-playing characters that will speak in text.

[Demonith 3D Games]

@Ubu How u make thous trees ???

[L B]

@Ubu How u make thous trees ???

http://dexsoft-games.com/models/fantasy_trees.html

[Blue Solitare]

Looks good Ubu, you've made some great progress since I last saw what you were working on.

[BrokenPillar]

This is really amazing stuff. It is really hard to put together a level that is so three dimensionally interwoven like that. I hope this turns into a game, but honestly this would be fun to just walk around in and explore. The biggest thing missing right now that would add a ton of visual impact is a bunch of gnarly roots coming through the bottoms of the isles. Keep it up, I look forward to seeing more.

[Josh]

What amazes me is what you guys are able to do with it. It's still pretty early in the engine's life, so I can only imagine what people will be able to make, given some more time.

[Shard]

What amazes me is what you guys are able to do with it. It's still pretty early in the engine's life, so I can only imagine what people will be able to make, given some more time.

 

I love how you say its early in the engines life cause Leadwerks is the greatest thing since canned bread for me.

[Masterxilo]

2 years and 10 days after release is not what I'd call early.

Many proprietary engines designed specifically for a game are finished together with the game after two years.

 

However, I see LE is not quite comparable to this.

[Josh]

Leadwerks is not designed specifically for one game. If it were, it would have been a lot easier to write.

[Canardia]

That's very true. CryENGINE was basically never designed to be a game engine, it was just the code needed to make the game Crysis. When a game engine is designed from ground on to be one, then it's more universal, and can do any kind of game. But it's much harder to do so too, and takes more time and needs a lot of users and examples to test it in all situations, not just for a simple FPS.

[Josh]

I wouldn't call Crysis "simple", but if you have a team of programmers working within known constraints of a specific game, it is a lot easier to program an engine.