= Cyborg Demo = This demo shows how to build a high-end 3D model with the best looking features. = Village Demo = This demo shows how to create a complex model with a lot of customization options. It also shows how to use it to create a player customization lobby, game-designed created instances to placa in a level, and procedural instances created on the fly.

(NOTE) The following demos are available for download either in their project or playable format in the [[ mutable/unreal-engine-4/getting-started/#download | Download section ]] of the [[ mutable/unreal-engine-4/getting-started/ | Getting Started ]] page. = Village Demo = This demo shows how to create a complex model with a lot of customization options. The quality level is for a game with many characters on screen. It also shows how to use it to create a player customization lobby, game-designed created instances to place in a level, and procedural instances created on the fly. It is also the demo that contains the data used for most examples and tutorials in this documentation. The demo has 2 different levels: * Village: It's an example of a pre-designed level with character instances designed in the editor like it would be done in an RPG village. There is also a spot where in-game customization of your character can be done. {F102327, size=full} * Infinite: It's an example of a precedurally genreated map, with random instances of a character. The random instances can be customized by the player as well. {F102325, size=full} = Cyborg and Weapon Demo = This demo shows how to build a high-end 3D model with the best looking features. It also showcases an example of using Mutable for inanimate objects, in this case a customizable weapon. To work with this demo a workstation with 32Gb of memory is required. {F341410, size=full} {F341412, size=full}

(NOTE) The following demos are available for download either in their project or playable format in the [[ mutable/unreal-engine-4/getting-started/#download | Download section ]] of the [[ mutable/unreal-engine-4/getting-started/ | Getting Started ]] page. = Village Demo = This demo shows how to create a complex model with a lot of customization options. The quality level is for a game with many characters on screen. It also shows how to use it to create a player customization lobby, game-designed created instances to place in a level, and procedural instances created on the fly. It is also the demo that contains the data used for most examples and tutorials in this documentation. The demo has 2 different levels: = Cyborg Demo =* Village: It's an example of a pre-designed level with character instances designed in the editor like it would be done in an RPG village. There is also a spot where in-game customization of your character can be done. This demo shows how to build a high-end 3D model with the best looking features{F102327, size=full} * Infinite: It's an example of a precedurally genreated map, with random instances of a character. The random instances can be customized by the player as well. = Village{F102325, size=full} = Cyborg and Weapon Demo = This demo shows how to create a complexbuild a high-end 3D model with a lot of customization options.th the best looking features. It also showcases an example of using Mutable for inanimate objects, It also shows how to use it to create a playerin this case a customization lobby,ble weapon. game-designed created instances to placa in a levelTo work with this demo a workstation with 32Gb of memory is required. {F341410, and procedural instances created on the fly.size=full} {F341412, size=full}