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--- public:t-gede-12-1:present [2012/01/17 00:10] – created hannes
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 **Group Size:** 1-3 people\\
 **Deliverables:** 5-10 minute class presentation + slides + 2 page report\\
-**Judged on:** Clarity and completeness, extent of research and personal insight, validity and correctness, exposition and argument
+**Judged on:** Validity and correctness, clarity and completeness, extent of research and personal insight, exposition and argument  \\
+[[http://ruclasses.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=gede2012&action=display&thread=99|Announce your group and post your engine choice here]]
 **At least describe...**
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   - ...the language (if any) that is used for scripting. Strenghts / weaknesses of using this language.
   - ...the tools that are included. Do thay emphasize any kind of data over other? Can you create data with external tools?
-  - ...what platforms are supported and how seamless the transition between platforms is.
+  - ...what platforms are supported and how seamless is the transition between platforms.
-  - ...the kinds of good third party components can you use. Are there some already included?
+  - ...the kinds of good third party components you can use. Are there some already included?
   - ...the community of developers. What kind of support could you expect?
-  - ...the software licensing schema. How much do you expect to pay in license fees if delivering a single game title using this engine?
+  - ...the software licensing scheme. How much do you expect to pay in license fees if delivering a single game title using this engine?
   - ...what genres of games you would consider building with this engine (or why you would not use it at all), and what genres are not appropriate for this engine.
+===== Groups =====
+Presentations take place on Friday the 17th of February, starting at 10:20 in the regular class room. Each group has about 8 minutes for the presentation. Make sure all group members get to participate. Use visual materials, but let them count. Focus on unique or particularly interesting features.
+^Order^Engine^Group^
+|01| Blender Game Engine  | Vífill, Gunnar, Baldur  |
+|02| Source Engine  | Helgi, Guðmundur  |
+|03| Hero Engine  | Ingi  |
+|04| ID Tech 3/4  | Ólafur Unason, Finnur, Ingþór  |
+|05| ID Tech 1  | Birgir, Sigurður  |
+|B R E A K|||
+|06| Unity 3D  | Daníel, Jökull  |
+|07| CryENGINE  | Jóhann, Gísli  |
+|08| Build Engine  | Jón, Þorsteinn  |
+|09| Creation Engine | Oddur, Ágúst, Rúnar  |
+|10| Unreal Engine  | Ólafur Waage, Georg, Hrafn  |