Hello, where is a 3D game engine can be used without programming skills?
Being able to write code will certainly help no matter what game engine you use, but it’s possible to explore engines and even mock up small games without advanced knowledge.
Many engines provide varying levels of support for visual programming, I believe Unreal Engine might be in the lead in that area.
See their documentation on Blueprint Visual Scripting.
Both Unity and Godot (free and open-source) have support for visual programming as well, but it’s not as fleshed out, especially in the case of Godot.
Unity - Unity Visual Scripting
Godot - VisualScript
It could be worth picking up a course or resource on your engine of choice, even if you want to avoid code, being exposed to it might come in handy. freeCodeCamp has resources for all 3 engines named, and you’ll find even more on YouTube.
You asked about this a month or so ago (I assume: 3D engine like GDevelop), and got detailed anwers. Then you asked again (same exact question) in another thread. What was it you didn’t understand regarding the answers to your original question? Because this seems to be the same question again, phrased slightly differently.
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