Strongly believe that visual coding tools like blueprints were a mistake. If you want to let ppl iterate faster a scripting language is way better.
Also, designers should be encouraged to code.
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Agreed 100% with @TimSweeneyEpic here. Your min spec platform should be your lead platform. For games shipping on both PC and console, the console should be the lead platform as is less powerful and has limited RAM (with no disk swap).
@ClaireMax@omgchomp good job! I'd suggest to focus a little bit more on the second pull above the knee. slowe from the ground to the knee and faster from the knee to the hip, sliding the bar on the legs to get the best out of it!
💪 nicely done
@meowkoteeq lines too close to each other with this style imho, I'd like to visually identify blocks more easily and not clutter what I read too much (compared to Allman, which is what I use)