Thats cool, I think i will start learning Unreal it seems to be the hype of game engines for the past 2 to 4 years now after Nanite and the other stuff came out, it's moving fast perhaps i can catch up and start using it to develop who knows? I might even move my present project from Lucidity there,
It's seems to be quite easy to learn actually.
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That is possible
Pretty much just C++ functions combined into small boxes in a selective interface
I will say that UE's Blueprint are far supperior to Unity's Bolt or play maker since it's much more developed
It's at a level that AAA studios sometimes code games purely in Blueprints and leave out the C++ part
That's almost impossible in Unity as the system isen't as developed
But Visual scripting in Unity is for sure good :D and easily capable of making Indie games
But Unreal is a lot better