previously I worked as a design and manufacturing engineer making CNC milling machine stuff fortunately CAD/CAM systems make it easy to program it "visually", nearly the same concept as of UE4

by the way, for RPG games I can really recommend Esenthel engine too, it is really designed for it, and much more lightweight, i.e. could be better for a one person development. it is also available as a subscription now. I nearly switched to it before won a 3dgs pro license, but also lacks some features I needed, what UE4 has...

, is that a combination of light-minded and lite-c?

Hey Sivan!

Im working on that esenthel thingy but the demos arent working :c
And the Prizes are... i dont understand: It says Free and then there is a Prizing...

How can i test esenthel? is there a Free SDK? i would like to test it but it seems they dont want me to try.

UE is back on the spot

there is a free version with limited functionalities. I used it before it became subscription based, but apparently no change, you can get it from the store: http://www.esenthel.com/?id=store

click on binary/monthly (top item), then on the left bottom there is a download option to click, then some links appear for windows/mac/linux... click the windows one and you will get it. later if you buy a licence the same link applies, but the editor verifies your account on startup i.e. you need to be online on starting the editor.

you need visual studio to have. it has an inner code editor, but that uses VS for compilation.