AR / VR

Effective learning and successful collaboration are essential across all fields—especially in occupational safety training and educational settings. Choosing the right learning methods and improving communication skills not only support individual development, but also significantly enhance team performance.

For many years, Unreal Engine has been one of the dominant game engines in game development. In addition to PC game development, it has achieved significant results in creating virtual reality (VR) applications. However, developers face ever-present challenges alongside innovation. New versions, updates, compatibility issues with various VR headsets, and the integration of OpenXR technology all impact workflows. In this blog post, we will explore Unreal Engine's latest innovations, focusing on the Meta, Pico, and Varjo headsets, and explore how OpenXR can help overcome challenges in VR development.

In modern game design, real-time VFX (visual effects) bring action and immersion to life, adding dynamic elements like explosions, fire, and weather effects. This blog post explores what real-time VFX is, the various styles it can adopt—ranging from realistic to stylized—and offers a basic guide on how to kickstart your own VFX project.

Stress is an everyday part of our modern life, which is why it is important to consider how it can affect us in, for example in a training situation. In this blog post, we delve into the depths of stress and its recognition, with the aim of including stress as an input and influencing factor in our future VR trainings.

Understanding how characters and robots move with precision and fluidity is crucial in both robotics and game development. This is where the concepts of Forward Kinematics (FK) and Inverse Kinematics (IK) come into play. Dive into the fascinating world of kinematics to see how these methods bring lifelike motion to robots and animated characters alike!

This blog post will summarize how to bake a fully furnished scene with lights onto a texture.

In our previous article, we've already discussed shaders, and now it's time to explore how we can create shaders using newer, visual tools.

Shaders may seem like black magic to many, but if you dig deeper, you'll find that it's not so scary.

The latest version of Unreal Engine, version 5.2, is about to be released very soon. The update contains several new features, some of which already seem like they will have a great effect on the market. Version 5, released in 2022, brought many new functions in the game engine, like Lumen and Nanite. The latest version brings updates to these and the entirely new framework, PCG (Procedural Content Generation). will be introduced too. In this post we’ll be focusing on this new framework, and we’ll be briefly looking at the two other features mentioned before.

Február 24-én megrendezésre került a Budapest Game Dev Day, Magyarország legnagyobb játékfejlesztői konferenciája, amelyen természetesen a Zengo Unity fejlesztő munkatársai is előszeretettel vettek részt.