Orbis Fabula Developer Blog
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Why Bayaya Became Our First Fairy Tale Game
A Pilot Story
When we first started building the engine that now runs Bayaya, we didn’t sit down with a list of the most profitable fairy tales. We weren’t asking ourselves, “Which story will sell the most copies on Steam?” Our thoughts were much simpler: What kind of story could serve as a good pilot – something typical enough to show what the engine can really do?
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Scala: A Notebook of One (Programmer's) Love Story
In Bayaya, we rely heavily on multiple open-source technologies. I have already briefly shown how we use Three.js. Now it’s time for another cornerstone of our engine building - the Scala programming language.
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Our Rendering Engine - Shaders and Materials
This week I want to share a few details about the technologies driving our games. We rely heavily on multiple open-source technologies, most notably on the Scala language and on the three.js rendering engine. Today I want to talk about the latter.
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Easy-to-Use 3D Editor
Our 3D modeling tool is designed to be extremely easy to use. It has been successfully used by people who have never done any 3D editing before.
All artwork in the game was created using this tool.
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Message To The Bohemia Interactive Community
Dear Bohemia Interactive Community,
It has been a long time since I last reached out, and I wonder how many of you still remember my name. Perhaps there are still a few among you who noticed that about ten years ago, after the release of Arma 2, I disappeared. For those wondering what I have been up to all these years, I am excited to finally share that my colleagues and I have been working on a new game, which is just about to be revealed.
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Getting Ready To Be Seen
I have just started preparing online presence for Orbis Fabula.