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Hey, I'm sorry but a psyonix dev has stated that the project was against the TOS. That's why I am not pursuing the project further That being said, you need: 1. Something that can read your mouse inputs 2. Something that can act as a virtual controller 3. Glue code to make the first 2 parts communicate I had to do some programming to make it happen. You will likely have to, as well. KEEP IN MIND that a psyonix dev has said that this is against the TOS! You'll be pursuing this project at your own risk! Also, I'd appreciate if you edited out the video link from your comment.

@neropatti Thanks i rlly appreciate it, have they explained how exactly that mod breaks the tos?

@@DanikxGrey If I remember correctly we didn't get an explanation. Also, since this was a while ago, their stance on this might have changed. But I don't know and I don't have an insider connection to anyone at psyonix, sadly. Sidenote: youtube is hiding my own reply from me, really awesome!! I can only see my own comment if I go into youtube studio and check the comments from there 🙃

I have tried Bevy, and it wasn't the right fit for me. I did like how easy the web builds were, though! My problem was that while I could get sprites up on the screen easily, I couldn't do some more complicated things easily. So basically I wanted to get some 2D shadows going, and to do it, I would've had to talk to the rendering backend and figure out how to do things there... it just seemed like a complicated task. I could have figured it out, but I didn't want to wrestle with the internals of Bevy. I thought that I would rather work directly with a rendering API and do it all myself, so that's what I'm doing right now ^^ I still haven't figured out how I want to do triangles with WGPU, so making simple 2D games and UIs is a thing I have to figure out. But raytracing is a more interesting problem to solve, so I'm tackling that first :D Good luck on your project!

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