Jason Moyer on 25/11/2016 at 07:09
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henke on 25/11/2016 at 08:25
Quote Posted by demagogue
I'm all for people "stealing" assets (taking other people's assets that are licensed for free use) and using them to come up with a new concept.
Agreed. I do what I can on my own projects. Code, design, some 3D modelling and graphics. But there's plenty I'm either too bad at or just not interested in making, like soundeffects, music, textures, skyboxes. Thank God for free assets.
Nameless Voice on 25/11/2016 at 14:04
What I meant was more that, given the small number of items available in the marketplace (at least the last time I checked), if you only use assets from there, your game will probably look very similar to other indie UE4 games.
Better to pick and mix resources from many places, especially ones that have a huge variety (such as textures.com for example.)
Also, there's nothing free on the UE4 marketplace - it's for people to sell their assets, after all.
Yakoob on 25/11/2016 at 19:48
Oh yea that's what I do on all my games, but it still takes A LOT of time to find quality and matching assets and tweaking them in Photoshop / 3D software / Unity / etc. to get them into the game. Plus, if you want to anything outside of the Fantasy, Scifi or Horror genre, it's reeeally hard to find matching assets.
