Development peek for our upcoming latest game, racing.io.
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Development tools:
Unity:
Excellent tool for creating 3D games with some prebuilt plugins already there to get you started, its master tool for game programmers.
Unity vs Unreal:
Yeah its a long posted debate which has been there centuries, truth being told is both of them are built on solid principles, and provides excellent bare bones for programmers to game developers alike who want to get started on making games fast. So lets not waste our time in useless debates, when in market there are tools which are no where near to power either of these well built game engines and are still doing good, just because they provide easy to use interface and much to play with for non programmers, then this means then there can't be one solution to all the needs. Different markets to cater different kind of champions that's the conclusion.
So In short make pointers to which platforms you are ultimately trying to built for that is either based on app solely or you going to web first, and slowly hitting different platforms ?
Thats where the power of these solid game engines shine at Unity vs Unreal they are well built, which means they are scalable and would cater more platforms unlike easy to use drag and drop platforms where ultimately you will be stuck at porting games to different platforms and developer communities would be small.
SketchFab:
Sketch Fab is great place to get 3d artwork for your games, people are already making millions of dollars just from these free games and as matter of fact, some of them do come back to pay back to awesome artists that are giving tools for free to users.
Talking in context with our upcoming game racing.io, take a look at some of shortlisted great 3d Vehicles we found already which were low poly too,
Stable Diffusion:
Well results in front of you, little unpredictable but well that's the nature of this AI based tools, note these results are averagely 6 months back so results now have much improved. You can check lexica.art for online building of your images, as they are from windows version running on 1660 so yeah.
