Cray Game Development Features

The video is a live stream discussing the Cray game engine, featuring Steve Isaac and Ollie, a senior developer at Cray. Steve shares his experience using Cray in educational settings, highlighting its benefits for student choice and learning. Ollie introduces Cray's features, demonstrating how to create games using the platform. The stream covers Cray's capabilities, including terrain modeling, gameplay logic, and community sharing. The discussion also touches on advanced features and the potential for educational use, emphasizing Cray's accessibility and versatility for game design.

What is Cray primarily used for?

• Music production

• Photo editing

• Game design and development

• Video editing

What was Steve's student's experience with Cray?

• She did not complete her project

• She preferred using another platform

• She created a successful project and trailer

• She found it too difficult to use

How can users start creating games on Cray?

• By purchasing a software package

• By downloading a mobile app

• By signing up on the Cray website

• By attending a workshop

What feature does the Cray editor provide for terrain creation?

• No terrain features

• Pre-made terrain templates only

• Manual terrain shaping tools

• Automatic terrain generation

What is a key feature of Cray's advanced gameplay system?

• Text-based coding

• Block coding with variables

• Pre-set game templates only

• Limited to 2D games

What can users do with the new gameplay props in Cray?

• Only use pre-made game elements

• Create simple 2D games

• Export games to mobile platforms

• Add complex game logic and multiplayer features

What is a unique aspect of Cray's game development process?

• It allows for 3D programming with visual blocks

• It requires a subscription fee

• It is only available on Windows

• It uses a text-based interface

What is one of the educational benefits of using Cray?

• It has limited resources for learning

• It is only suitable for advanced programmers

• It allows students to visualize and build projects collaboratively

• It requires no internet connection

What is a potential future feature for Cray mentioned in the discussion?

• Support for 3D printing

• Support for virtual reality

• Ability to remix and modify existing games

• Integration with social media platforms

How can users share their creations in Cray?

• By exporting to a USB drive

• By printing them out

• By publishing them on the Cray platform

• By emailing them to friends