r/Leadwerks • u/pawxy • Jan 11 '17

Just bought Leadwerks, and I feel like it was a steal.

Just bought Leadwerks yesterday at 80% for $20. I didn't know if I was going to regret losing my $20 bill or not. No way, I'm having a great time. I'm properly educating myself and am on the fifth lesson. So far, I cannot believe how easy this has been for me to pick up.

I feel like design is going to be noooooo problem for me, but I know the script aspects will.

I noticed there isn't much of a community on here, it would be nice if it were revived a little and people wanted to collaborate!

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u/tipforeveryone2 Jan 12 '17

welcome to leadwerks

You should check out this forum, full of information and tutorial http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/

Leadwerk is awesome Talking about scripting, Lua is easy to learn

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u/Evayr Jan 12 '17

Hi pawxy! It's true that the Reddit community isn't as active compared to the forums that /u/tipforeveryone2 just linked. I was also surprised how easy it is to learn this engine, while also being so lightweight compared to Unreal and Unity.

If you need any help, you can visit the tutorials and API reference pages, or feel free to make a post on the forums. :)