Given the size of our team (two full-time programmers and several ancillary team members), do you feel we should be aiming to compete against the might of Unity and UE4, supporting the same features and level of depth as they already provide? Given the answer might be no, would you feel adding 'AA, AF, 2K textures, FBX support and professional level GUI for world editing' are the things user who are new to game creation might need to make their own game? Would you say we have the 'basic game making elements' covered for these types of users, as opposed to the more seasoned game developer who are looking for more depth? Happy to open these questions to all!' The general feeling internally has been to aim for 'easy game making' and away from 'professional game making' which of course means demoting the importance of producing a game that might compete with triple A games of the day, and by extension avoid competition with certain larger and much more established development suites. LeeBamber wrote: I think your observation about the tug of war between 'production quality tool' and 'quick & simple game making' is very apt and does give the impression of Game Guru serving two masters and failing to excel in either camp. To compare the features of the Professional and Standard editions, please refer to the comparisons page. 元DT Professional is the fully-featured version of 元DT, which is intended for software developers, 3D game artists, and other professional users. Convert 元dt Pro trail version to full software.
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