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We're working on lots of new features including a feedback system so you can tell us how we are doing. Run your Unreal Engine application on a server in the cloud, and stream its rendered frames and audio to browsers and mobile devices over WebRTC.
Use this option if you have access to the Xbox One Development user forum. Developing games for the Nintendo Switch platform Use this option if you have access to the Switch Development user forum.ĭeveloping games for XboxOne consoles. Use this option if you have access to the PlayStation 4 Development user forum. And you don’t even need to have coding knowledge-the entire game is editable through Epic’s Blueprint visual editor.Developing games for PlayStation 4 consoles. If you do have a concept you wish to share with the world, Epic Games offers a wide range of resources to help you get started. Maybe you have an idea that could make the game even better. With Epic giving people full access to change practically the entire game from the ground up, we’re bound to see some amazing contributions in the coming weeks, months, and (hopefully) years. I'd like to see people use this as a base to create a completely native version of Robo Recall.”Īll of the above modifications came to life within days of Robo Recall’s release. “Contributions to improve the control scheme and other kinds of Vive customizations are more than welcome. The following comes from the readme section of the RoboRevive GitHub page:
LibreVR wants to take this mod to new heights and is open to any help it can get. Robo Revive is a “proof-of-concept” that adds native Vive support through the Unreal Engine SteamVR plugin. LibreVR took little time creating a new mod called Robo Revive that adds native Vive support to Robo Recall with SteamVR’s native Unreal Engine plugin. LibreVR, which you may recognize as the developer behind ReVive (the software that forced Oculus to rethink its DRM policies), is up to its old tricks again. Oculus helped fund the development of Robo Recall in exchange for platform exclusivity, but that won’t stop people from playing the game on HTC Vive HMDs (or future SteamVR hardware).
3DRudder isn’t the only unsupported hardware that now works with Robo Recall thanks to Epic Games’ open attitude towards modification.
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