CointossOfficial

After testing @flaxengine this weekend, my impressions are very positive. It's essentially a @unity clone. Nearly everything is here: launcher, editor, scene management, transforms, components ("scripts"), layers, tags, GI, assets, game objects ("Actors"), nested prefabs, profiler, console, physics, graphics... I feel right at home here. FlaxEngine enforces a relatively strict project structure for both content and scripts, but I believe this is a good thing as it promotes better scalability. Navigating the viewport is almost identical to Unity, but it still feels a bit clunky. Clearly, the editor requires further polishing for usability, but it's definitely heading in the right direction. The built-in features are quite impressive, and includes some we've been demanding from Unity for years: - Decals - Splines - Shader graph - Support for C#, C++, and visual scripting - .NET 7, C# 11 - Job System - PhysX 5.1 - Async content streaming by default - Ability to edit input settings in runtime, including Gamepad layouts - Everything is JSON serialized - Realtime GI out of the box #Unity3d #FlaxEngine