Rayman Legends: UbiArt Engine Explored

Developer showcase of Rayman Legends with an indepth insight into the Ubi Art Engine and how it helps create this beautiful world rayman.ubi.com Rayman Legends

[@prestonowens4594]

I wish they'd release this to the public. I can only imagine what things the gaming community could come up with.

[@ABuKCor777]

there is actually a petition that you can firm

[@therobin9810]

Dude pleas sign this petition! if you want the ubi art framework to come public! www.change.org/petitions/ubisoft-release-ubiart-framework-as-an-open-source-engine

[@platonp1436]

in fact community has lot of tools at this times that give lot of power.. idk really now

[@cigarsmokingguyatx]

I normally don't comment but being a indie developer as well as working for some major companies(EA, Blizzard and NCSoft) in the past I feel the need to weigh in. What makes people feel that they have the right to tools that other companies spend millions to produce for their internal products? While yes this tool is great (had a friend that let me try it out during development) there is still a lot of programming that happens that they did not mention. There are just some things that you have more control over by modifying the code directly. Yes yes you can drag and drop art assets and dynamically alter textures but most current engines allow you to do the exact same thing but yes some do require plug-ins for smart textures. Also the character logic was programmed by hand. My point is if you are an artist that makes amazing art and want to learn game development do just that LEARN GAME DEVELOPMENT. Part of that process is learning to code. If you are 100 percent committed to wanting to make games then you are going to have to stick with it and not expect a easy way out. Start small. Its a ruff business but if you are an artist you have the hard part done. You are the driving force behind game. Your art is what people see. While its true my code gives your art life, your art is really the magic, at least in my eyes. Anyone can learn to code but it takes time.

[@ricardofranco7419]

You know being a dev and artist myself I agree with you. People don't understand the technical effort that goes into this. I kind of wish they could release this as like an actual game kind of like Mario Maker. This looks like it has more potential.

[@udemo5695]

i am no artist but i want to fucking simulate electricity.that shit is awesome.Disrupt is awesome.

[@newdraftanimations]

Cigar Daddy Bear ❤️

[@3noneTwo]

Even if UbiArt is only free for non-commercial use, I would LOVE to be able to use it. Everything about it looks awesome, especially for artists.

[@stealthriot]

i already thought the UbiArt engine was amazing but OMG, the real-time editting and tools, WOW! Absolutely can't wait for Child of Light!

[@elvastan]

THAT LOOKS SO COOL

[@udemo5695]

best viewed with YMCA background noise

[@tbenjaminlarsen]

Man! Working on my own REALLY crappy OSX level designer this is just mind-blowing...

[@SulacoCalico]

"That's nuts"

[@PanHerbaciarz]

In background Ubisoft show new Just Dance? :D UbiArt is beauty

[@PrimalKevYT]

next Rayman game MAKE YOUR OWN LEVELS :D

[@TnLvL]

Watch @RaymanGame devs explore the UbiArt Engine & show how it helps create this beautiful award winning world: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqCvoYOtbZtnm6M

[@iceking5593]

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[@miinintapple]

Ok PUBLISH UBI ART!!!!!!!!

[@Grigori7]

impressive

[@JJanim8s]

UBISOFT. RELEASE THIS TO THE PUBLIC! IMAGINE THE FAN GAME AND COMPLETLY NEW GAMES! YOU WOULD MAKE MILLIONS.

[@mmoVSmmo]

That would be amazing on Wii U with the touch controls.

[@RobinsonEdgar]

Ancel was talking about this being open source before Origins released. Is that still the case? Because I would absolutely adore to get my hands on this.

[@arekrekas213]

perssonaly, if the petition was fufilled i whould beg for an example rayman game setup

[@marszgee]

WOWW

[@PrimalKevYT]

i don't think open sourge for ubiart is not a good idea... i think it belongs to ubisoft

[@mspeter97]

Who wants a Rayman Maker now?

[@arekrekas213]

dont worry there is an petition for the whole ubiart engine to be released #ubiartfree

[@udemo5695]

i want disrupt electricity is fuckin awesome

[@newdraftanimations]

Rayman legends 2 why not?

[@Adam-mr4yh]

So...with this...you just get models...follow the spaghetti...and sit. TAKE MY MONEY UBI!

[@dimarelos]

PLEASE, MAKE IT OPEN SOURCE, I AM BEGGING YOU!

[@jodiblansett1596]

how to download

[@aLtee]

what windows is that? never seen that start button

[@VeryCuul]

That looks like windows 8 with classic shell.

[@sdfzgdshytrdh]

I wanna make this open source for my artwork. Sign that petition at change.org ubiart framework.

[@icyhammer42]

I'd really like that commentator to shut up.

[@_quikmelter00_72]

Why aren't they making new games?

[@MrApplewine]

I want to build an Blu-Ray-Ultra based x86 game system that does 2D games only with beautiful detailed graphics at 120fps in Ultra Definition. I'm tired of 3d games.

[@zambrunos3]

Where do I throw my money to get this framework?

[@serpinio]

Throw it at Unity3d (or don't, there's a free edition available). Unity 4.3 now does 2D too and supports gragging and dropping sprites into the scene. Then get Ferr2D plugin from asset store to be able to build levels just like they do in UbiArt, then write your own Character controller via rigidbody or CharacterController component or buy one from the Asset store... And there you are. UbiArt framework-like Unity3d. You can edit levels in Playmode with Unity too, btw. At least that's how I'm using it and it's pretty much like UbiArt. I gotta say, this black guy must be the most annoying show host in the history of the Radio.

[@zambrunos3]

Thank you.

[@dragomayes]

To explain this beautiful game of wonderment, we dressed up as douchebags!

[@Zefling]

Not for Linux...

[@MuradBeybalaev]

What about MonoGame engine for example?

[@MuradBeybalaev]

This petition is completely ridiculous! Moronic blasphemy! If you never made a complete game in your life and think to yourself: "Well, with *this* tool I will finally turn my idea into a game up and running in no time!" - no, you are lazy and will never succeed, you will drop this engine exactly how you dropped the previous one you tried or you never tried any because you were too lazy to even try and lack what it takes to make a game on any engine at all - perseverance, courage and motivation. It's about you, not about the engine.

[@stMrJerry]

And still it is a great thing!

[@ThiVasss]

Maybe not a game, but a level is possible!

[@mbartelsm]

The point of the petition is not that, is to give the chance to artists, not very familiar with code, the chance to be able to make games. Right now, if you know coding but not the art side you can still make a game, an ugly one but still a game. But if you don't know code then that's it, you'll never make a game unless things like this are released (not necessarily open source, but at least a public release for people to buy the engine)

[@MuradBeybalaev]

Miguel Bartelsman "But if you don't know code then that's it, you'll never make a game" That's it. This or any other engine is not going to automagically program itself.

[@mbartelsm]

Murad Beybalaev Game makers do not make game engines, engineers and programmers do that

[@HevyDevy101]

Jesus that presenter is annoying...

[@fiskefyren]

Open source everything obviously...

[@OsadeTOOT]

commentator ruined the video

[@somnia3423]

the commentator is so terrible omg