Year: 2009
Version: 7.7.
Developer: Conitec Datasystems, Inc
Platform: Windows
Language: English only
Tabletka: Yes
The engine is the core of the development system – it generates the 3D image and controls the behavior of the virtual world. Game Studio’s A7 virtual reality engine was developed in 2007. It’s new Adaptive Binary Tree scene manager switches seamlessly from indoor to outdoor sceneries. The brand new lighting engine overcomes the 8 lights limit of today’s 3D hardware and supports an unlimited number of static and dynamic shadow-throwing light sources. Programmers can use plug-ins for adding new effects and features. The simple and straightforward C-style DLL interface allows painless access to the engine from all programming languages.

A rock-solid development system“We’ve now sold close to a thousand of our ??3D Kitten’ game… Out of those thousand orders there has not been one bug report. Not one. That’s definitely a first, and this is the first product we’ve made with Gamestudio. That tells me something about stability.”

Gamestudio is not a game engine, not a game editor, and not a game programming language. It’s all of them together. The development system contains all the needed tools for creating a commercial-quality 3D or 2D game or any other graphics application right out of the box! It comes with a state-of-the-art 3D and 2D game engine, a level editor, a model and terrain editor, a script editor and debugger, and thousands of ready-to-use elements, such as models, level prefabs or textures. No need to purchase your tool kit and artwork by bits and parts!

Even if you’re a beginner to game development, you are not left alone. With about 10,000 registered users at our forum, it’s meanwhile difficult to ask a question that has not been answered already! The monthly AUM magazine offers tutorials, plug and play code snippets, as well as answers to users’ questions. The Pro Edition includes 12 months tech support. And the AU resource site is a great spot for finding thousands of free models, levels, textures, and other resources that can be used in your Gamestudio applications.