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Migrating to Unigine

This section covers the basic aspects of transferring your experience with other engines to UNIGINE.

When you decide to switch to a more advanced technology there are a lot of issues that might give you some second thoughts or sometimes even prevent you from doing so. Misunderstandings and lack of information may lead to a wrong conclusion, that certain technology is difficult or impossible to use. That's why we created this section and will further extend it in the future.

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Please consider our hardware requirements.

Below are the typical scenarios of migration to Unigine:

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