Stop talking about Unity and talk about this:
http://vimeo.com/3994914
http://vimeo.com/3992810
http://vimeo.com/3992822

Unity can do that too 8D

the web player is the best
I hope A7 make more fast the web plug in
and make high priority

Can someone comment on Torque's latest achievements for rather "non-progammer" users? The last time I had a look at it Torque wasn't too shiny on this aspect and its script language was extremely limited and you couldn't do much more than doing another fps with the script...

Enjoy your meal
Toast

Did you look at the pricing and restrictions?

http://www.garagegames.com/products/torque-3d/preorder

@Toast:



TorqueScript is not limited.



This is true and false at the same time. Most Torque-Users modify existing samples like starter.fps or tutorial.base to create their own game.
Experienced user dont do that. They create a game from scratch.

These gdc videos look great. I saw them a few weeks ago at the GG blogs section. But I also found out that this is not GG content. It is an additional content pack (forest pack) that will be sold separately (they mentioned something up to 400 USD for this pack). It modifies Torque3d and adds some new tools plus the art content.

And you cannot use such packs with the basic edition of T3D, since they need the source code to integrate these engine modifications.

T3D looks great and is getting nice features, better shadows, better workflow and good shaders. It supports a few platforms plus web-publishing. So it really compares a bit to Unity3d.
But the price and the needed knowledge to understand the source code will be the reason that mainly experienced developers will use it. But theses experienced developers also have the ability to use Ogre or C4 as options. So it depends on the project.

Beginners and artists will probably chose Unity instead. The growing amount of our customers working on Unity3d projects already shows this fact.

At Dexsoft we will probably buy a T3D license later to test our models in this engine. If this happens then I could write a little review.

Isn't that demo just Torque + well planned effects + good artists and some procedural programming? I see nothing that unity couldn't do.

Torque is awesome though that it's scripting language is very agile and the rendering pipeline is thought out.

is there on the forum a n y clue for a possible feature like a web player for the engine?