BlenderPlayer
BlenderPlayer is a free game engine integrated with Blender 2.7, designed for running and testing video games and executable files created in Blender. It is no longer supported, but available for download with older versions of Blender.
BlenderPlayer is a free game engine integrated with Blender 2.7, designed for running and testing video games and executable files created in Blender. It is no longer supported, but available for download with older versions of Blender.
Related Software: Unity3D, GameKit, Unreal Engine
BlenderPlayer
https://upbge.org/documentation.html
BlenderPlayer is a free game engine integrated with Blender 2.7, designed for running and testing video games and executable files created in Blender. It is no longer supported, but available for download with older versions of Blender. Now adapted as UPBGE, the unified workflow is its main strength, as you can make your game from start to finish without leaving Blender. The fast workflow comes with the convenience of Blender internal & Cycles nodes. It also features realtime advanced physics powered by Bullet, including rigid bodies, soft bodies, obstacle simulation and path finding, and a fully integrated audio engine, powered by OpenAL and SDL, supporting 3D sound and sound effects. The main coding language for UPBGE is Python. The UPBGE website has a collection of documentation and instruction for using the software.
BlenderPlayer is a free game engine integrated with Blender 2.7, designed for running and testing video games and executable files created in Blender. It is no longer supported, but available for download with older versions of Blender. Now adapted as UPBGE, the unified workflow is its main strength, as you can make your game from start to finish without leaving Blender. The fast workflow comes with the convenience of Blender internal & Cycles nodes. It also features realtime advanced physics powered by Bullet, including rigid bodies, soft bodies, obstacle simulation and path finding, and a fully integrated audio engine, powered by OpenAL and SDL, supporting 3D sound and sound effects. The main coding language for UPBGE is Python. The UPBGE website has a collection of documentation and instruction for using the software.
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