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Unity announced yesterday that it was laying off 1,800 employees, which represents approximately 25% of the company’s staff.
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Unity apologized for introducing a controversial new runtime fee for its game engine and is making dramatic changes based on the feedback it received.
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Game developers using the Unity engine will soon have to pay a fee based on game installations once their games cross a certain revenue threshold.
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Usually, when you hear about games being decompiled and rebuilt, the games are often decades-old relics, loving and saved from the ravages of time. [MattKC] recently set out to decompile …read more Continue reading Decompiling Sonic Runners
AI agents are learning to do all kinds of interesting jobs, even the creative ones that we quite prefer handling ourselves. Nevertheless, technology marches on. Working in this area is …read more Continue reading AI Learns To Walk in 3D Training Grounds
AR and VR developer [Skarredghost] got pretty excited about a virtual blue cube, and for a very good reason. It marked a successful prototype of an augmented reality experience in …read more Continue reading Simple Cubes Show Off AI-Driven Runtime Changes in VR
The 2023 Unity Game Developer Training Bundle covers RPGs, arcade racers, 2D platformers and more for just $25.
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This unlimited membership offers more than 800 courses on coding and other marketable skills.
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[Zhihui Jun] is a name you’re going to want to remember because this Chinese maker has created quite probably one of the most complete open-source robot arms (video in Chinese …read more Continue reading Dummy The Robot Arm Is Not So Dumb
Recently Amazon announced that they would be open sourcing the 3D engine and related behind their Amazon Lumberyard game tooling effort. As Lumberyard is based on CryEngine 3.8 (~2015 vintage), …read more Continue reading Open 3D Engine: Amazon’s Old Clothes Or A Game Engine To Truly Get Excited About?