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gamingtech1 year ago•1 min saved

"Unreal Engine 5.4: A Game-Changer for Fortnite and Movie Animation"

Epic Games announced at the State of Unreal 2024 presentation that it will launch the first season of Fortnite developed entirely in Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) by the end of 2025. The UEFN roadmap includes new creator tools and features such as first-person camera settings, updates to creator pages, and gameplay improvements. UEFN, released in public beta last year, allows users to develop new experiences entirely inside the PC version of Fortnite. Epic has also made significant changes to Fortnite, including moving the game to Unreal Engine 5, adding support for Nvidia DLSS 3, and announcing spinoff games released inside Fortnite.

via IGN|

#epic-games #fortnite #gamingtech

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

Activision Cracks Down on Call of Duty Maps in Fortnite Creative Mode

Epic Games has removed Call of Duty-inspired maps from Fortnite's creative mode, as they violate the game's policy against building maps from other intellectual properties. While fans can recreate select maps from previous Fortnite seasons, no one is allowed to build maps from other games. One Fortnite map creator has had their CoD recreations removed and has stated they won't be creating any copyright maps in the future. Epic Games' policy is especially strict, as recreations aren't allowed to be built using the Unreal Editor tool, let alone published or monetized.

via Kotaku|

#call-of-duty #copyright #fortnite

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

Epic Fortnite Map Combines Spider-Man and Star Wars Vibes.

A new Fortnite map called "Cyber Rush" by creator CooliSushi combines cyberpunk visuals and electronic music with a speedy aerial highway action montage that brings to mind Star Wars and Mass Effect 2. The map features high-stakes grappling action and quick shootouts in a dynamic environment. Players can download the map with code 6124-8356-0703 and should be careful not to grapple off buildings or aim-down-sights too often. The map showcases the potential of the new Unreal Editor for Fortnite.

via Kotaku|

#cyberpunk #fortnite #gaming

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

Exploring the Limits of Fortnite Creative 2.0

Epic Games' new Unreal Editor for Fortnite allows players to design their own experiences, but comes with limitations on what can be created and monetized, including restrictions on intellectual property. The Creator Economy program pays creators based on engagement metrics, but players cannot use anyone's intellectual property without permission, even if they don't intend to publish or monetize it. Chapter one maps can be remade but cannot be monetized, and maps from other games cannot be created. The policy around intellectual property is still unclear, raising concerns among some creators.

via Kotaku|

#creator-economy #fortnite #gaming

gaming2 years ago•5 min saved

"Exploring Fortnite Creative 2.0: Maps, Content Policies, and Character Customization"

Fortnite's Creative 2.0 and Unreal Editor are finally available, allowing creators to build new maps with higher memory limits and custom assets. While most of the current maps are improved versions of old modes, there are some peeks at the greater potential of Creative 2.0, including 2D platformers and tech demos with hyper-realistic graphics. Unfortunately, nothing made in UEFN offers battle pass XP yet, but it's still worth checking out the new maps to see what Epic hopes is the next big step toward its metaverse vision.

via GameSpot|

#creative-20 #fortnite #gaming

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

Fortnite Creative 2.0: Chapter 1 maps, copyright risks, and special permissions.

Epic Games has allowed creators to remake the original maps of Fortnite's Chapter 1 using the new Creative 2.0 tool, despite it contravening the game's end user license agreement. The exception only applies to Chapter 1 maps and they will remain ineligible for monetization. The Unreal Editor allows developers to create and publish maps and games directly into Fortnite, and even earn a slice of the game’s revenues for their trouble.

via Polygon|

#chapter-1-maps #creative-20 #fan-recreations

gaming2 years ago•3 min saved

"Fortnite Creative 2.0: Maps, Copyrights, and Possibilities"

Fortnite Creative 2.0 has launched, giving players access to Unreal Editor for Fortnite and new creative experiences. Here are the best island map codes to check out, including Forest Guardian, The Space Inside, Deserted: Domination, Reclamation, and Atlas OG Battle Royale. These experiences showcase the new capabilities allowed by Unreal Editor for Fortnite, including deeper experiences and a variety of landscapes. Players can access these experiences via the Discover tab in-game.

via Eurogamer.net|

#creative-20 #epic-games #fortnite

gaming2 years ago•5 min saved

Unreal Engine Takes Fortnite Creative to the Next Level.

Epic Games has released Unreal Editor for Fortnite, a toolset that allows players to create their own games within the battle royale. The editor includes a new programming language called Verse and promises to pay creators for their work. Players have already used the tools to create Mario Kart race tracks, Counter-Strike levels, and even a recreation of GTA V's Grove Street. Epic's CEO sees this as a step towards creating the metaverse, where games can share characters and other assets. The speed and creativity of these creations show that Fortnite is now the least interesting thing about Fortnite.

via Kotaku|

#cross-play #fortnite #game-creation

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

Fortnite Creative 2.0 Takes on Roblox in 2023 and Beyond.

Teams are using the newly revamped Creative Mode in Fortnite to recreate the original map from Chapter 1 using the brand-new Unreal Editor for Fortnite. The new tool runs in Unreal Engine 5 and builds on concepts from the existing Fortnite Creative toolset, adding new features for expanded custom content, modeling, textures, VFX, and more. Multiple teams have already started working on recreations of Fortnite's original island, and some have already released their maps for players to enjoy.

via IGN|

#chapter-1 #creative-mode #fortnite

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"Explore Classic and New Fortnite Maps with Creative 2.0 Map Codes"

Fortnite content creators are using the Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) to recreate the original Fortnite map from chapter one, season three. The recreation is not an official release from Epic, but it looks much better in the new engine. Some content has been removed due to memory restrictions, but the game currently supports solo mode for 30 to 50 players, with plans to raise that number to 100 in the near future. Bugs are still being fixed, but players can access the beta by entering 2179-7822-3395 in the island code section.

via Kotaku|

#battle-royale #fortnite #gaming

gaming2 years ago•3 min saved

"Explore the Best Fortnite Creative 2.0 Maps, Including the OG Chapter 1 Map"

Fortnite Creative 2.0, also known as Unreal Editor for Fortnite, is Epic Games’ new tool for developers to create anything that their mind can think of inside the world of Fortnite. Here are some of the best early Fortnite Creative 2.0 maps, including the original Chapter 1 map, Forest Guardian, The Space Inside, Deserted: Domination, Color Switch, and The Arcade. The Unreal Editor allows creators to design their own maps using Unreal engine 5 which will change the creative landscape as you know it.

via Polygon|

#creative-20 #epic-games #fortnite

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

Unreal Editor Takes Fortnite to the Next Level.

Epic's new Unreal Editor for Fortnite, called UEFN, is a technical showcase for game creation that allows users to create new, different Fortnite content using existing past Fortnite content. The editor is being compared to Roblox, but with more capabilities. UEFN has the potential to be one of the most significant steps forward in user-generated game development, and users are expected to create full productions through this free application that even Epic hasn't considered.

via Forbes|

#fortnite #game-development #gaming

gaming3 years ago•5 min saved

Fortnite Creative 2.0 and UEFN: The Future of Gaming?

Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN), also known as Creative 2.0, is now available and offers players a new programming language called Verse, which allows them to design, develop, and publish their own custom experiences directly into Fortnite Creative mode. Alongside UEFN, Epic has announced Creator Economy 2.0, which is a remodeling of how creators within the Fortnite ecosystem will earn money for their work. Additionally, Epic has built a "unified 3D marketplace" called Fab Marketplace, which combines several of Epic's most popular game dev toolsets.

via GameSpot|

#creative-20 #creator-economy-20 #fortnite

gaming3 years ago•1 min saved

Fortnite Creative Unleashes New Tools to Compete with Roblox Studio

Epic Games is launching the Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) on the Epic Games Store as a public beta, featuring a new scripting language called "Verse." UEFN has many of the same features as Epic's Fortnite, allowing users to import custom assets to create worlds that may look different from Fortnite's usual cartoony vibe. Epic is pitching UEFN as a tool for both experienced Unreal Engine developers and creators who are looking to take the next step from Fortnite Creative's in-game editing tools.

via The Verge|

#creative-mode #epic-games #fortnite