doesn't show any real comparisons because he's comapring vs different builds and then is the guy blind and not realize he is comparing a blurry image with a clean one. Just an observationĪgain, i'm really happy to be online here now, I've been browsing ggmania for years now! also the other scenes have differently modelled environments as well. at the pipes on the ceiling in the last scene in both engines. Hi, i just wanted to say that it doesn't really look like it's the same environments, have a look eg. Posted: Tue 4:00 pm Post subject: Finally registered! Big Fan! FYI, this is a proper comparison between these two builds, featuring the very same environments. YouTubeâ?s â?Cycu1â? has shared a video comparison between the Unreal Engine 4 and the Unity Engine versions of System Shock Remake. Posted: Tue 11:29 am Post subject: System Shock Remake - Unreal Engine 4 vs Unity If you do go through with extracting the assets from any Intellectual property that you do not own the rights to, or have a license agreement to use you are responsible for the legal outcomes that should be indicated in the License agreement you were presented with either at point of purchase or first install.System Shock Remake - Unreal Engine 4 vs Unity That being said there are legal precidence in place that protects reverse engineering, as long as it is not direct reuse, and I am sure there are tools to view models for Unreal Engine gamesīut any “packaged game” is just a set of binaries that can be de-compiled, but given how big the engine can be even when packaged/cooked this is not a quick process. On the legal side: typically when you purchase a game License that license only includes the right to play the game, most of these licenses don’t actually include provisions for performances (even if the studio publicly states they allow it, if it isn’t in the License Agreement then those words are hollow at best, and Lies at worst), so giving direct steps on how to extract assets from a packaged Unreal Engine game even for personal use…
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