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I was wondering if this generation works for making regular maps with like plains, forest and water?

Amazing to see how you maps are working! Can't wait to see it come together.

Boooo unity boooo

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this is amazing!! ur smashing it bro

Hey bro. Can we get video about how to make an object follow these resulting paths

Crazy that in Europe you can just end up with a paying job at an indie game studio almost by accident because they all get grants

Your story is so similar to my current story. I started coding/game dev 4 years ago during high school. First year I learned the basics of C#, not even touching methods and classes. 2 and 3 year was just copying tutorial after tutorial to create games for some classes. Then I took a year off, a break if you will, after high school. Not doing anything, forgetting about everything I had "learned". And now I am in University, but I feel like nothing have changed. We are doing the exact same thing you did. We are supposed to create X games in MonoGame with X requirements of functionality the game should have. Then we work all alone, and then present our game every 3 weeks. They haven't really taught me anything so far, I am almost finished with the first term and I feel so bad. I applied to University to learn new stuff, but all they are doing is tell us to read a book(That I have already read). I know the basics of C#. I know a lot of syntax. But the problem is that I don't know how to use that knowledge to create things. I know about methods, classes, dictionaries, events, Design patterns, etc... but I don't know how to use it to create things, and they are not teaching us how to use it. I know how loops, methods and variables work. But I can't create inventories or save system. I am forced to use tutorials or ChatGPT to solve many programming problems I have when I create X games they want us to make, and it makes me feel so bad. I have tried for so long to learn this stuff, but I am still a beginner. I can't create amazing systems, I don't know how to connect it all together. I can't see the end of the tunnel anymore, the light disappeared a long time ago. I hope I will come out some day like you did, thanks for sharing your video!

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Nice, this game looks cool! 👍

God job brother ..

I've been trying to implement this logic for my enemy AI and it's working awesome! Except :O... I feel like the movement is way too robotic and clunky, like when the AI will move (in nodes: up-right-up to walk diagonal). Could you make a tutorial for smoothing out the movement of such an AI, or point me in a direction of where i might find the solution? Cheers on the good work!

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Amazing journey Garnet! It's very inspiring to see how you struggled getting into code to becoming awesome at it.

Can this work in 3D Unity Projects?

Out of about 7 other videos, yours was by far the best so thank you so much. My only question is how exactly would I access this from another computer.

Bro...what about HARDWARE? What PC build,especially a Budget one would you have recommended for a 3d game development? I'm asking bc. I'd have loved to try making a Cod-like story driven game,because I have a story I'd LOVE to tell,especially in 3d and also one that involves war,so that's what i meant with COD-like...ty in advance❤ Edit: I have a 2012 pc and want to upgrade,not only to play newer,but make my own games,bc. my current PC was a beast but now it's a shadow of it's former self that can't pull much and has to play on low settings and almost always crashes...so PLEASE could you make a video on what budget friemdly hardware,one could get that would also allow one to play and especially make games on...tky in advance again✌️

I just want to know How you made your portfolio and what you write about your projects in Your portfolio.

Looks awesome for testing! Have you or will you hook this into some automated test?

Amazing video, this was just what I needed. Thanks!

Hey, man, each project reset it's another lvl up for yourself.

glad to hear people passionate about their craft!

I get the concept but literally zero idea how the code works, but my fps has never been so good.

Everybody is bad at something before they're not. Congrats on your learning journey.

Imma need this game on my vr

What about Unreal Engine? Why did you say ue was purely just c++ when instead every beginner uses blueprints wich are even easier then gdscript or c#

I lost when you said international figure skating, so random lmao. great video btw

That was a good reminder. I can give recommendations if you want too.

Hmm it would be interesting to know how you approach tutorials from people who are so experienced that the way their code works is already (close to) optimal. Usually when I try to get into a topic, I watch tutorials and try to refactor their work into how I would code it. That usually is a pretty good way for me to understand how things work. But for some guys (eg. git amend) their is just nothing where I see improvement and just copying it feels wrong even tho I understand it. Any tips on how to approve such tutorials? Maybe I‘m doing something wrong on a fundamental level

Thank you , i really needed to hear this

there is this in unity now: 2D Object - Tilemap - Isometric Z as Y .. ill try to make a generator for that..

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how can i add dimension z for top and bottom tiles?

Living in india right now and I'm in 12th std so do you recommend me to get into a computer science college and do game programming as i am so much interested in it ...but i want to open a game company here so is it possible..?

Nice! I have started my first unity game few days ago. It is also isometric, city builder. I spent so much time to understand how to make and work with isometric tiles. Now I need to implement roads building system with corners and crossroads. My previous project was snake game and it had corners when changing directions, so I believe it will help me a lot. Also I’m thinking about adding some kind of debugger like You did.

null reference when i start. think this is wrong

Can you add save system please

Can tell through your tone just how satisfying it is to have this system setup! Looking forward to seeing how you prototype with it more!

damnnn dude ur editing has gotten so good. this is such a good topic and system! its funny how the exact same style of systems are used across web and mobile dev too. i’m definitely guilty of manual testing for way too long hahaha

I love indie devs. Trying to become one since I started watching the whole community. Your editting, your storytelling, your commitment to development are all A tier. Thanks for all the hard work you put in and entertainment you provide :)

Gotta up the pacing, this video is just too slow! And this is coming from a guy who has recently finished a three-hour criticism of Starfield, and that was before a one-hour critique of Starfield. It's not a matter of me needing hyper-fast editing. I watch DevDuck, so. I think I make my case there. We just need more concision, I think. And I know all about meandering. Just watch any of the awful videos I made on my channel. Twenty-four hours' worth of editing to make mediocrity. That's gotta be like some kind'a lame-o record.

Very helpful! Would love the second part.

Really nice video. Have been searching for a way to make a robust inventory and this is the best one of those I've seen... Very simple and easy to follow. Didn't know that it was possible to clone the SO to create instances of them. God this solved so many headaches for me.

He kind of copied slice & dice almost 1 for 1, but the game looks great, I'll give him that. Awesome work guys 💯👏

Hey Garnet, good stuff man really liked the video, Would you recommend me specializing in a field I truly like? or is it better to have a variety of skills?

by far the best git lfs for unity tutorial I have found so far <3

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Hey Garnet, I have 2 unfinished games that are my dream projects, and one Udemy Course game, completed halfway, I am too confused. What should I do ? Would really appreciate to get advice from you!

Oh wow i did that like you do but different is good for beginner but im not and ty❤

From my own experience, i think you can definitely fall on the opposite rabbit hole of over designing and under developing your game, but of course it's nice to be prepared. I think the key necessity is not trying to make your systems fit every possible use case, be perfect, if you don't even know every use case. I personally find it easier to make a simple hard coded gun, and 6 months later if the game needs 3 guns I can make an abstraction, then 6 months later if the game would be better with weapon mods, I can implement those with a more broad system from scratch... than trying to make the gun be super modular and have a gazillion stats I don't know if I'm gonna use or scrap. Of course, if the GDD says you can have 16 different guns I better reuse some code, but if it doesn't say anything, why am I trying to make a system that accepts a thousand guns... For the game 12 months in to have a single pistol and shotgun? My approach is a mixture of planning and practicality. This approach allows me to have prototypes sooner so I can judge the current state of the GDD, and if any changes need to be made. If I make the choices after I make the systems, then I'll throw the systems away. So instead of making all the choices then all the systems, I make tiny choices and tiny systems and iterate, and my scope cuts me off when needed. Again, that's my perspective from my own dev journey so far.