If you decide to look into the Unreal 3 engine at all, the devs have a 20+ hour long video tutorial kicking around somewhere (got mine on the DVD that came with the Unreal Tournament 3 Collector's Edition), haven't watched it all but it seems like it'd be pretty useful for anyone looking into learning the ropes with the U3 engine.
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The HeroEngine and HeroCloud.
You get to use the full HeroEngine tools for free.
http://www.heroengine.com/herocloud/
You get to use the full HeroEngine tools for free.
http://www.heroengine.com/herocloud/
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First I've heard of that. Do you have any experience with it?
Sadly nope.
Just watched their video about the engine, it sounds like the perfect tool for part time developers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXnyemTG2Rc
I'll be giving it a go tonight if I get a chance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXnyemTG2Rc
I'll be giving it a go tonight if I get a chance
Looks very featured but the design tools appear to be nastily cluttered
I always loved working with qeradiant 
certainly tempted to give it a go tho for one of my projects.
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Stuff like that makes me want to look into designing games. I have experience with PHP and the scripts used in there seem similar (though there's only one or two shown in that video) and it could be fun. Alas, I know I'd start off and then give up, especially as I suck at the texturing side.
Yeh, its based on the Hero Engine from 3+ years ago. The last code drop was 3 yrs ago, and the Hero team said it still required optimisation.
TOR does not reflect the current state of the HeroEngine. TOR is now a heavily customised early HeroEngine.
I wanna see what people can do with the latest version of it