Interview

26 April, 2016

Alex Thiessen from KinematicSoup Technologies talked about Scene Fusion – a new collaboration tool for Unity 5 developers. It’s a new instrument, that allows game developers to build big complex worlds together in one environment. Great stuff for large-scale game production.

Here is another introductory video to our multi-user Unity scene collaboration tool, Scene Fusion. Developers shouldn't have to change their current workflow while using the Scene Fusion system as it is a non-intrusive, organic extension of Unity. 

This video will give you a brief overview of what a typical workflow would look like with Scene Fusion.

Scene Fusion is a tool that we developed to help teams build worlds faster and more collaboratively. The system allows multiple users to edit a Unity scene simultaneously and see their edits in real-time.

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:

Hi, I’m Bob from KinematicSoup and this is Scene Fusion - the tool that allows teams to collaboratively edit scenes in real-time. With Scene Fusion, developers can work together on the same Unity scene regardless of location.

Scene Fusion is a tool that allows teams to collaboratively edit Unity scenes in real-time. Scene Fusion is built to work with your existing source control solutions. In this video we show the typical workflow for using Perforce with Scene Fusion:

We often start down a path which we think leads to one place and end up somewhere else. It's something that permeates every aspect of life, both personally and professionally. We have not been immune to this at KinematicSoup. We started working on multiplayer systems and ended up creating a production tool.

Our focus is to create tools that enable teams to be more productive. Scene Fusion is our first tool, enabling real-time, multi-user world building in Unity. We created it because we realized that building games involves very different disciplines working together. Coders want to have as little change as possible while they are working, whereas artists and world builders are much faster if they can work together in real-time.

March 17, 2016 – KinematicSoup Technologies Inc. has announced that they will be expanding the beta for their Scene Fusion platform, inviting additional game developers using the Unity3D engine to trial Scene Fusion in its current stage of development. This is the first expansion of the Beta that will be open to game studios worldwide as KinematicSoup focuses on delivering a tool viable for global teams.