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What 3D game engine is mostly recomended?

A topic by Uju Studio created Jan 02, 2020 Views: 553 Replies: 7
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I'm a solo 2D game developer. Now I'm trying to find a good 3D game engine that runs on old windows PC. Can you guys tell me what engine is like that 3D for beginners?

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that runs on old windows PC

Unfortunately, the only way to make sure your games and their dev environments work on whatever you want is to make your own engine. Unity, Unreal, Godot and all can drop support at any moment, since you’re not in charge, so relying on them will in the long run would, imo, be a bad idea.

AFAIK Godot supports relatively old computers (OpenGL 2). Now, at least.

Godot saws an error on my computer. That error is about shadow. And my computer mother board is old!

Then your only choice is to work on your own engine. Not a bad option, Unity makes it seem like engines must be very complicated but that isn’t true at all.

i dont know what kind of computer you have so im just going to assume windows 7. I would recommend Coppercube, it is very lightweight and it runs on windows xp with the right hardware.

Yes, I have windows 7 PC.

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Sorry bro, Ihave an old computer, which dosen't support unity's visual studio. So I'm not able to use unity

I recommend you to use the yume rpg toolkit engine

this is like 3D rpg maker but this is still in development probably coming out this year