Unigine Free Community Edition released

Press release 2020-04-16 12:38 article > All

Advanced real-time engine can now be used in some commercial and non-commercial projects for free.

Unigine Community Edition can be used in commercial projects with revenue or funding less than $100K in the last 12 months, non-commercial projects, academic use. It cannot be used in defense-related projects, enterprises from energy, mining, oil & gas industries or gambling.

Unigine main features:

Advanced physically-based shading techniques
Unique lighting technologies, including SSRTGI and voxel-based GI
Life-like procedural effects: atmosphere, volumetric clouds, geometric water
Cinematic quality of post-effects
All effects seamlessly work together right out of the box
Optimized for desktop and VR

Download Unigine Community Edition here.

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