I am writing a class for highschool kids using Mudbox to create game assets. At the moment I am using Unreal to create the level and pitch the class but I might be forced to use Unity when I develop the class. I am trying to convince the department leads to let me run the class with UE4 instead but I think they are concerned that it will take too long to get the free student license sorted out for each student in the class. I haven’t bothered using the student version because I don’t mind paying the $19. Anyone want to tell me how easy it is to get a student license so I can help convince my leads to let me use UE4?
I am planning to teach the kids to make a gingerbread house. I figure having them sculpt a bunch of candy and modular assets will allow them to make their own confectionary architecture.
