Testing Game Forge

New indie company, made up of only one person.

My goal is to develop small games and eventually make them bigger and more entertaining for everyone

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@taurilabs Looks very good

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

Finally, an update on the map's development. Please bear with me; I work almost all day, so I have little time for development, but I like how it's turning out. This is what the map design will look like now. I'll need to start modeling the assets to give it the shape I want.

#godot #indiedev

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@StudioDraxi I know the feeling; I also work almost all day, so I have little time left to develop my project, and many times I arrive so exhausted that I just want to sleep.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@StudioDraxi I would like to know the correct way to create a level, because I usually start by making something, I'm not convinced by it and I discard it; I'm not able to find the meaning in the maps I develop.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

Level building is definitely not my strong suit; I still don't quite get the hang of it. If anyone has any advice on how to develop levels, I would greatly appreciate it.
#gamedev #godot #indiedev

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@thepixelform That's a good point; user experience is always important.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@Mindcasters01 I'll take a look, any help is welcome

[Godot Engine @godotengine]

We've been working on replacing the Asset Library with something built for the present and future. Here's what's coming. #godotengine

https://t.co/VhYNA3nG3v

[Foyezes @Foyezes]

Vertex Painting in #GodotEngine

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@xeokeri In my case, maybe when the project is further along, but I like to see games in development; there's always a lot of creativity.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

Haha, while transferring files, I stumbled across an old project I had for learning to program. It made me nostalgic, so I went in to review the code, and it was a complete mess, riddled with bugs. I spent a few hours fixing it and improving details, and although it still has quite a few bugs, it's much better.

In short, volumetric fog can do wonders for visual quality.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@RegularStudio_ Congratulations, never pay attention to bad criticism, have faith in what you can achieve.

[MOTORSLICE | Regular Studio @RegularStudio_]

2k now btw

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

Finally, after a few days away from development due to starting a new job and upgrading to a new computer, I'm now synchronizing files so I can get back to work on development.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@Re_Lo__ Congratulations, I recently found out about the accident with your computer, I'm glad you keep moving forward, keep it up, and sooner or later it will be worth it.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@Latiencur Yes, of course, the processing time is long, but I feel it leaves a better impression, in addition to performing much better, which can help many devices.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

For my game, it's definitely better to use lightmapGI instead of SDFGI or VoxelGI, as it gives me better FPS and is darker than VoxelGI. I'm not using SDFGI because it drastically reduces performance.
#godot #devlog

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@DiceCardHeroes Do some extreme marketing, maybe a trailer, and put it on all platforms; the more you get better.

[Testing Game Forge @TForge89101]

@TheGamesDet @ShiropopiWorks I ask because I don't have much experience, but I've seen some projects that experiment with a similar mix and I'm curious how they integrate the 2D sprite into the 3D world, and also how they ensure the visuals aren't lost. Does the sprite use billboard?