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Crafting game dev tutorials for the brilliantly lazy minds 🎮✨

#GameDev #Tutorials #Unity

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

@de3dsoul Damn, the music and sound is also great!

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@AnimeGunSkins @XilehPNW Of course. It depends what’s the intended target audience. Then you balance for them. And you can still add some bonus sections, with increased challenge, to cater to more skilled players.

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@HerdTheGame Hey, looks interesting. Good luck!

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This is the damped springs library I love to use:
https://t.co/YChyACx7w3

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3 steps in which I made snake eating animation more juicy.
Steps in reply:

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Step 3: Add delay, and wobble every body part along the way.

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Step 1: Make it dynamic, using springs.

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@noio_games It's true. Had the same situation today, mine was pink.

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@ShinjaeJung @threejs You need to add a view where all of them are seen on the screen at the same time, at all times.

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@noio_games But at the same time it’s not really troubling to keep it, why not 🤷‍♂️

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

@noio_games For keeping car rotation or not, can be tricky. Connecting menu and core mechanics like this feel a bit off, it makes me keep it in mind all the time during gameplay. Can work, but then it probably needs to be used in level design, and maybe even as separate deliberate feature.

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

Things I do are starting to feel so oldschool 👴

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What the… 😲

[Is this a 3D model? @IsThisA3DModel]

no nothing shown here is 3D sculpted

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

Unlit shader irl 💀

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Musou Black, a water-based acrylic paint from Japan that absorbs 99.4% of visible light,

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

This is a “hold my beer” moment for all my shader boys and girls

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Geometry drawings.

[📹 geometryriddles]

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

If aint this a good looking water 👌 And it seems quite simple to work with

[Mirza Beig @TheMirzaBeig]

Automatic, world-space tiling water. ✨
🌊 One material/shader → instant ocean.

#unity3d #gamedev #indiedev

[One Minute Games @OneMinuteGames1]

“Follow your gut”

It’s time in our society to start saying thinking with our BODY, instead of thinking with our BRAIN.

[thomasmahler @thomasmahler]

Throughout the development of No Rest for the Wicked, I’ve heard a lot of well-meant advice like:

“Don’t add housing, it’ll ruin the game.”
“Don’t add crafting, it’ll ruin the game.”
“Don’t add co-op, it’ll ruin the game.”
“Don’t add PvP, it’ll ruin the game.”
“Don’t add the Crucible, it’ll ruin the game.”

There were countless others I’ve already forgotten.

My best advice to designers: follow your gut.

Listen carefully to feedback, really listen, but if every fiber of your body tells you you’re onto something, chances are that you are. Design by fear leads to safe, forgettable games.

Adding features for the sake of adding features is a mistake. But if an idea fits your vision and you genuinely believe you can make it work, don’t let doubt from the outside stop you.

There will always be naysayers.
Just because they can’t see it - or wouldn’t dare try it - doesn’t mean you shouldn’t.