Blueprint

A topic by Blumo created Jun 25, 2020 Views: 394 Replies: 9

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Blumo4 years ago

Is it okay to use the Unreal engine blueprint system?

treverberrymanJam Host4 years ago(+1)

Yep, absolutely fine! It’s in our list :)

pinkpenguin20204 years ago

can i use godot

treverberrymanJam Host4 years ago

Yep! Definitely

pinkpenguin20204 years ago(+1)(-1)

super good can it start soon like not 20 days?

AshJam Host4 years ago

We actually held a poll on which weekends would be best for our community as we know some people celebrate 4th of July weekend, and some don't, and our final result came down to July 17th as our weekend to hold the Jam. But I can redirect you to other Game Jams that are starting soon, as they're all listed here: https://itch.io/jams

Cross!Alex214 years ago

I have 2 jams. One that is about telling a story, and this game jam.

I have a lot of work to do, don't I?

treverberrymanJam Host4 years ago

If they’re in the same time frame as ours, we wouldn’t mind if you use the game from the other jam for ours as long as you participate in the No Code prompt :) Or however, we can work it out 👍

Cross!Alex214 years ago

I believe they aren't in the same time. Even if it was, I would need to wait for the assets to be made by an artist that I am collaborating with, so I will have plenty amount of time making a game for No Code jam. I have an unfinished project, but it would take a long time to make since it uses pathfinding which is pretty hard to do in a Drag and Drop engine.

I can try remaking a tycoon game that I made a long time ago, just to see how I improved in over these past 3 years or so.

AshJam Host4 years ago

So long as you don't overwhelm yourself and remember that it's all in good fun, I think you'll be able to do it :)

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