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Overview
The Visual Pinball Engine (which we call "VPE") is an open source pinball simulator that you can use to create pinball games for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's based on the famous Visual Pinball (often abbreviated "VP", or "VPX" for its latest version 10) meaning VPE's physics simulation matches that in VPX, and it can read and write the same file format.
VPE uses Unity for its underlying game architecture. Unity is one of the leading cross-platform game engines and provides VPE with an advanced render pipeline that produces high-quality visuals and is continuously maintained and updated to work with new hardware features. Unity also comes with an amazing editor, which VPE extends to make the table creation process as easy as possible.
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That's better news, although what DeKay mentioned above about a possible future risk is certainly a worry.
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Screw Unity. I just deleted it from my PC. There's nothing to prevent them from screwing free software projects tomorrow, regardless of whether or not this change affects them today.
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By MauiPunter · Posted
The latest I am reading is if you don't charge and are distributing free software these fees don't apply. It's not clear how they know that an install is for a free software application. -
@Gravy This video is already outdated. Unity has backpedaled in several ways.
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Only just heard about the unity changes via this video
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