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Welcome to Dragon Engine

 Hello. C J here. Art is a hard job. I’m aiming to make it easier. Announcing Dragon Engine. Dragon Engine is a video game with a set of creativity and art generation tools built in. All of my video game projects including Allegro, Absolute, Ancestral, Duskbringer and Glaive are being incorporated into the game’s Story mode while the level building and character design tools I’m working on will be in its Creator mode. Screenshots and live film exported from the software are allowed for resale and the setting and characters can be used with my Patreon license.

With Facebook having an absolute no adult content policy and an absolute no to depicting sex in art I’m stepping away from that software for now. Facebook reliably is getting me no views these days anyway. I’m going to resume marketing on BARQ, which seems to be where everyone is these days. BARQ has proved to be reliable in the past for this job and it’s only growing in popularity from what I can tell. Dragon Engine isn’t technically adult content but there will be anatomically correct unclothed character models in it as well as modular clothing options.

The game will be available as free downloads and will be updated with new content and features regularly. It will be completely funded through my Patreon. Hopefully with this software I can find and recruit people to work with. I have ideas for art projects and whole video games that I can’t do myself in a workload sense. Dragon Engine should fix that. If I need to I can pay someone for an hour or two of their time and train them in it and then pay them to help me make a product. Furries like money. Furries also like free software, at least I do. You can find out more on the new page for the project.

C J Mcpherson

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