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Totally agree that the combination of AI and traditional learning resources is the way to go! 👍

Thanks for the comment mate. Yeah, in this video I use the sketch I drawn in aspeite, I am still learning pixel art. I experiment with using Comfyui workflow to batch generate game asset in the next video : DevLog Complete RPG Unity Game from Start to Finish PART 33 Using AI to help the enviroment and spri ruclips.net/video/qqa-rlmANJc/видео.html Thanks for the suggestion mate!😬👍

More to come!

You're welcome, cheers!

Thanks mate

Oh yeah! Good catch. Thanks for the tip!

You are a lifesaver! Thank you!

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I really appreciate the kind words and support, it means a lot to me!

Glad to hear that!

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks, I appreciate the support!

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Yeah mate, this is done in Swift and SwiftUI, so it's just for iPhone and that. But no worries, I'll sort out an Android version and some how-to guides when I get a chance. Cheers for the feedback pal.

@@CodeWithWilliamJiamin Cool cool, been subbed for like months now and it's cool that you're still going. Keep it up!

@@iakuraa Thanks mate!

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Thanks mate, cheers ☺️

Glad you liked it!

Hi fusionbdtech5, Thank you so much for your offer to help grow my channel! I really appreciate your willingness to support. At the moment, I'm focusing on the content not the promoting part but I'm grateful for your interest and encouragement. Keep watching and sharing your thoughts-it means a lot to me! Thanks again, William JM

@@CodeWithWilliamJiamin thank you

Yes, I also develop Android projects, from XML to Compose, and I've experienced it all. Compose is definitely more concise and clear. However, I always end up importing the wrong libraries and have to adjust them manually. Overall, Android and iOS development are almost the same in concept, just that the APIs differ slightly and require checking the docs. Thanks for your comment!

Yeah, and I saw some guy use this to hang their air pod so I try it out and yeah, you can do that, but it's very unstable

@CodeWithWilliamJiamin lol anyways that put a smile on my face soooo thanks 😊

@@sachinsherry8175 Thanks for dropping by mate!

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You are welcome. Have a nice day ~

Thanks a lot!

Wow, I haven't used Midjourney for a pretty long time since I got an digital art channel @Learn-Digital-Art and try to create all art myself. thanks for the info. I will definitely check it out later cheers mate.

Thanks, I am learning

Sorry , I use previews in some video and don't use in some, sometimes i just lazy to write the preview code. Sorry for the inconvenience .

Thank you so much for taking an interest in my video and for your query about the source code! I'm glad to let you know that I've already uploaded the source code for the voice memo app tutorial to Gumroad and Patreon. You can easily find the links to access the source code in the description below the video. Thanks again for your support and for watching my video. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Enjoy coding!

oh ,sorry . I am not a native speaker and i do have a terrible spelling. Thanks for pointing it out. I do have a discord server at my RUclips home page link. But I seldom use it bacause there is no one join. Haha.

Absolutely, I totally understand the struggle with drawing terrain! The good news is that there are some great tools out there to help with this. For instance, "Gaia Pro" is a fantastic option available on the Unity Asset Store. While it is a paid tool, the results you can achieve with it are truly amazing and can significantly ease the process of terrain generation. If you're looking for free options, there's also "Terrain Generator," which is quite handy and can be a great starting point for creating landscapes without the need to draw them manually. I can relate to your situation as I'm not the best at drawing either, but I've always been passionate about creating game assets, VFX, and music that align with my vision. That's why I decided to dive into learning digital art and modeling from scratch. It's a journey, but definitely a rewarding one. I've been documenting my learning process and progress in digital art and music on my other two channels @learn-digital-art. and @learn-music-free-com . It's a mix of challenges and achievements, and I think it could be inspiring or helpful for you. Feel free to check them out and see my journey in developing these skills. It might give you some ideas or motivation for your own creative endeavors!

Hey, thanks for the byte-sized feedback! Guess it's true what they say, every byte of criticism helps us debug our humor. I'll keep working on my 'coding' comedy - it's still in beta!

Hey there! First off, I really appreciate your honesty and engagement. I have to admit, I'm actually not the best at drawing(In fact , I am really bad at it), but I'm on a journey to improve! That's why I've been diving into digital art and sharing my progress on my other channel. It's a learning curve, but I'm enjoying every step. For now, I'm using AI-generated sprites as placeholders in my game demos and tutorials. They're a great help while I'm honing my skills. But rest assured, as I get better, I'm definitely planning to use my own sprites and assets. It's all part of the journey! And just so you know, I'm definitely not taking it easy - I spend an average of 18 hours a day coding and learning digital art. So, no worries, laziness isn't in my dictionary, haha. I really appreciate your support and understanding. We're definitely on the same team here. Just give me a bit of time, and I'm sure I'll improve. Thanks again for your comment - it means a lot! Keep watching, and let's see where this journey takes us!

​. Sorry for my comment. I see you have put a lot of work into this channel.

Thanks for the subscription and comment tanmaypatel28! The Legacy Input Manager, whilst straightforward, is notably more constrained. This particular code won't function with every gamepad, as each possesses a distinct input map - the same button might trigger disparate codes. Moreover, you're tasked with managing various interactions (pressing, holding, tapping) on your own, whereas the new Input System conveniently includes these functionalities.Crafting different action maps, such as one for a player on foot and another for vehicular control, is exceptionally challenging with the legacy system. Likewise, managing multiple characters and controllers using this system is rather arduous. In essence, anything beyond a solo user with a standard Xbox controller presents significant difficulties when using the Legacy Input Manager. So I recommend learning both but focus on the new input system.

@@CodeWithWilliamJiamin okay thanks for the response I'll learn new input system for u videos than nw

Hi there, First off, a huge thank you for subscribing to my channel! Your support means a lot to me! Also, I really appreciate you mentioning FatDino's channel.I'm definitely going to check it out.I'm fully committed to bringing you a lot more games and tutorials. Stay tuned for some exciting content, and I hope it will be both informative and enjoyable for you. Your feedback and suggestions are always welcome, as they help me improve and tailor my content to what you guys want to see. Thanks once again for being part of my RUclips journey. Let's keep the gaming and learning spirit alive!

Hey tanmaypatel28! First off, a heartfelt THANK YOU for your support and for subscribing to the channel! 🌟 Your engagement, ideas, and especially your naming suggestion have been incredibly inspiring. I want you to know that your input is not just heard, but it’s also acting as a catalyst for new content! I’m thrilled to announce that after i wrap up our current series, I’ll be launching a new series based on your naming suggestion. It’s such a fantastic idea, and I can’t wait to bring it to life! Additionally, I’ll be creating a separate playlist dedicated to specific functions in game development, just like you recommended. 🎮💡

Hey there! First off, thank you so much for your kind words and support! It's always great to hear from friends like you. 😊 Now, onto your question about choosing between web or iOS native development. It's a fantastic question, and honestly, the answer largely depends on what you're most passionate about. If you're just starting out in programming, my biggest advice would be to pick the path that excites you the most. The journey of learning to code is challenging, and having a genuine interest in what you're doing will help keep you motivated and engaged. In terms of job market realities, it's true that there are generally more opportunities in web development, especially for junior positions. The web is everywhere, and the demand for skilled web developers continues to grow. However, don't discount the value of iOS (and Android) native development. While there may be fewer entry-level positions in this field, experienced native app developers are highly sought after and often command competitive salaries. If I were to begin again, I'd choose to learn both with emphsis on web dev. With mobile browsers becoming more powerful, a lot of hybrid app development is taking place. These hybrid apps are primarily web applications but can interact with device hardware, something traditionally reserved for native or wrapper framework-based apps. The beauty of this approach is that you can cater to both desktop/web and mobile users, offering a seamless experience across different platforms. Best of luck with your decision, and happy coding!