The game's current engine is pretty old and is holding back the game quite much. Just look at The Forest. The game looks much better than it did a year ago with the new engine.

With Unity 5, everything would work much, much better.

Unity's website: https://unity3d.com/

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Unless you're thinking of doing it yourself as a fan port, then refer to my video I just linked.

If you read the Frequently Asked Questions, then you would know that the game engine is not changing.

FAQ wrote:Change the game engine to 'x' - While that game engine might look better it is not the one that the development team wants to use and are comfortable with, it would also mean starting everything from scratch. So no.

D-9999 wrote:[youtube]Xrne2-gOoqU[/youtube]






Unless you're thinking of doing it yourself as a fan port, then refer to my video I just linked.

see below and I'm not planning to do anything

SyphenTV wrote:If you read the Frequently Asked Questions, then you would know that the game engine is not changing.

FAQ wrote:Change the game engine to 'x' - While that game engine might look better it is not the one that the development team wants to use and are comfortable with, it would also mean starting everything from scratch. So no.

Well, it was just a suggestion and my recommendation + the FaQ is almost 3 years old.

_M4Z_ wrote:

D-9999 wrote:[youtube]Xrne2-gOoqU[/youtube]






Unless you're thinking of doing it yourself as a fan port, then refer to my video I just linked.

see below and I'm not planning to do anything

SyphenTV wrote:If you read the Frequently Asked Questions, then you would know that the game engine is not changing.

FAQ wrote:Change the game engine to 'x' - While that game engine might look better it is not the one that the development team wants to use and are comfortable with, it would also mean starting everything from scratch. So no.

Well, it was just a suggestion and my recommendation + the FaQ is almost 3 years old.

Even if it is a suggestion, it's going to be rejected. Regalis is comfortable using Blitz3D, and I think everyone knows that it's probably not going to change. Besides, reading the FAQ will give knowlage. Reg, would have changed it, or made a new one if things were going to change.

_M4Z_ wrote:see below and I'm not planning to do anything

Then refer to:
[youtube]Xrne2-gOoqU[/youtube]

SyphenTV wrote:Even if it is a suggestion, it's going to be rejected. Regalis is comfortable using Blitz3D, and I think everyone knows that it's probably not going to change. Besides, reading the FAQ will give knowlage. Reg, would have changed it, or made a new one if things were going to change.

To be honest, now after a couple additional years of experience with other languages and engines, "comfortable" isn't a word I'd use to describe how I feel about using something as limited as B3D, so the reason for not switching the engine isn't that I prefer B3D over something like Unity.

If switching to Unity was as easy as dropping the assets into the editor and pressing some button to convert the entire code into C#/JavaScript, I would've done it already, but in reality porting the game to another engine is an enormous task. You can get some idea about the scale by looking at the existing porting projects; none of them have been completed yet even though better programmers than me have been working on them for months or even years.

So, I'm sorry but I have no intention to port the game into Unity or any other engine (at least at the moment). There are a couple of promising porting projects going on though, so you might still get to play a version of SCP-CB on a better engine at some point. :)

Regalis has spoken. Is there much more point to this thread now?

Child Muncher wrote:Regalis has spoken. Is there much more point to this thread now?

No. There isn't.