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New Unreal Engine 4 Video Shows Off Water Effects & More
Epic Games has released the latest in a series of videos showing off the advantages of Unreal Engine 4.
The video is a bit technical for non-developers. Regardless, it offers a sneak peak at creating water effects and particle simulation/collision using the engine.
Unreal Engine 4 is expected to be a big player in the coming years, but it has yet to surface in a public product yet.
For another look at the engine, take a look at this video.
The original Infiltrator video the clip referenced is below.
Our Take:
While a lot of this video will be largely uninteresting to gamers, if working with the engine is as easy as the video makes it look, then we'll soon be reaping the benefits.
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