Isn't that the schtick?
That's like music to my ears!... and viola you have the source code.
Unreal Engine 4 available today with full source code for 19$/month : https://www.unrealengine.com/blog/welcome-to-unreal-engine-4
Didn't see it coming
Huge news !
That's like music to my ears!
This is interesting. I wonder why they do this as now everyone, including their competitors can get the source code? I would have thought that if your main income source is a game engine, you try to keep the secrets of that engine as hidden as possible.
Are they targeting Unity with this change?
Certainly wouldn't mind if other developers would start to use their new temporal antialiasing method, it looks very good.This is interesting. I wonder why they do this as now everyone, including their competitors can get the source code? I would have thought that if your main income source is a game engine, you try to keep the secrets of that engine as hidden as possible.
Ati:s temporal AA was just switching sample locations between frames.Anyone know what system the city scene is running on when the temporal aa is shown ?
ps: didnt ati once have temporal aa ?
The license agreement will probably say that you're not allowed to develop unless your $20 free has been paid for for a particular month. Yes, it's easy to violate that, most American companies are not going to do that for just $20 per developer.It's a weird plan. Many devs stick to the feature-set offered by the engine in use without implementing most updates once they start production so that things don't break form underneath their feet. Isn't it pretty viable to just pay one month of subscription and then just work with that?
you'd just pay for a month and viola you have the source code.