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Common example is if your going to start a company to make cars do you spend millions in R&D to design and build an engine or just buy for a fraction of the cost existing engines that are well tested and have a proven track record

There is nothing wrong with the practice and often its far smarter then spending your time to re-design the wheel.

Like we are seeing the zombies get updated with the HD animations and place holders they've done, they are upadating plant models, etc. The Fun Pimps have used a lot of stock assets and have been replacing them piece by piece each patch. 99% of all games are built on existing assets modified to fit with their game. its INCREDIBLY common to re-use existing assets. He makes good decisions and when he doesn't from the start, he isn't stubborn forever like most developers are, he re-evaluates and readjusts fairly quickly.ĬaptainChaos194 is over exaggerating quite a bit. Still, Madmole has a better head on his shoulders than 90% of devs out there. The game unturned and Kenshi are both done this way too. Now understand I love the game regardless of this. Wish I had the knowledge and the time to create something as good as that sounds :D It's Minecraft with agreeable graphics and an apocalypse theme with zombies. I have great confidence that the end product here will be a game that huge studios will examine in the future as a model of success, a game that will not be boring even after thousands of hours of gameplay. He makes good decisions and when he doesn't from the start, he isn't stubborn forever like most developers are, he re-evaluates and readjusts fairly quickly.

The zombies came from another site but I don't remember it off the top of my head. All the crafting code and building art came from there. Playing catchup and meandering along.īefore you flame me go to unit圓d.com and look at the art they bought there.

Originally posted by CaptainChaos194:The game is made with purchased art and purchased code which is great for getting up and running quick BUT if your not a disciplined and understand what the code you bought does and aren't a experienced programmer then you end up where they are.