Renewable energy

[seagullmar]

I want to prepare some animations that I will use in a presentation about renewable energy.

Can I make these animations with free unigine ? The project is not yet commercial.

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seagullmar

What do you mean by the animations itself? UNIGINE out of the box supports only bone-based (skinned) animations. Some simple animations can be also done via Tracker tool (or via code).

There is also no difference in the animations pipeline between the different SDK versions.

Thanks!

[seagullmar]

For example,  the crane takes the Wind Turbine tower from the truck or the turbine blades are installed,

I just discovered the Unigine. Normally I use the Unreal Engine.

Some features of the Unigine are quite successful.

i'am an individual designer.

Thank You

[silent]

If your models already have skinned animation they should look the similar, however if all your animations are frame-based they will not be imported (and a programmer help for sure will be required in order to emulate the same behavior).

[seagullmar]

Thank you for your help.I'll see what ı can do.

[ralphgamble]

You can definitely use free Unigine for your renewable energy animations! I played around with it a while back for a school project about solar energy. It was surprisingly user-friendly, and I was able to create some cool visuals that really helped explain the concepts.For my project, I focused on solar panels in Dublin and how they fit into local energy solutions. I even incorporated some real-life examples of solar power systems in Ireland, which made my presentation more relatable. I found it helpful to check out tutorials online to get the hang of the software, and it made the process smoother.

Edited October 29 by ralphgamble