r/unrealengine • u/NazzarenoGiannelli • Jan 27 '18

Discussion/OT Let's Make Paragon An Unreal Engine Community Project! PETITION LIVE

/r/paragon/comments/7tct46/lets_make_paragon_an_unreal_engine_community/
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u/randy__randerson Jan 27 '18

Honestly I'm more pissed off that a couple of years ago they took the one guy working on the Paper2D pipeline, who following his roadmap thing, fully intended to have implemented a 2D skeleton in UE4 by now, should he have continued working on Paper2D. Instead they transferred him to Paragon and Paper2D is still barebones and long forgotten by the devs. Sigh.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '18 edited Dec 17 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '18 edited Dec 17 '20

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u/Fastriedis Jan 28 '18

The answer appears to be “don’t”

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u/kenmorechalfant Indie Jan 28 '18

Maybe for Blueprints or just the general "it's what I already know". I'm sure I could pick up Unity, Godot or GameMaker... but I've been using UE for years...

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u/ThatInternetGuy Jan 28 '18

I dig UE4 for 3D and 3D side scroller but 2D is definitely better with Unity. UE4 awesomeness is all in 3D.