feature wise its advanced, but technically its stone age simply because every trash engine is able to scale at least a bit depending on the hardware but leadwerks, like blitz3d, just does nothing like that. The difference is that Josh advertises it as advanced nextgen like engine which it clearly isn't due to this massive shortcomming.
It would have potential if Josh for once goddamned would focus on ONE version and develop that further and further (money can be earned with upgrades you know!) instead of redoing the stuff just to do "something new" or to avoid to fix ugly bugs.
Right now, the engine is only a nice eye candy box but lets hope that josh somewhen starts to adabt regular business practice: get a stable userbase, give benefits to early adopters and long time users by making acceptable upgrade prices ie help them beeing able to trust in you, your product and your vision instead of having to compare technology on each upgrade again and again.
It would have potential if Josh for once goddamned would focus on ONE version and develop that further and further (money can be earned with upgrades you know!) instead of redoing the stuff just to do "something new" or to avoid to fix ugly bugs.
Right now, the engine is only a nice eye candy box but lets hope that josh somewhen starts to adabt regular business practice: get a stable userbase, give benefits to early adopters and long time users by making acceptable upgrade prices ie help them beeing able to trust in you, your product and your vision instead of having to compare technology on each upgrade again and again.