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Gotta say these shorts have always been entertaining everytime I scroll to one, and also gives a lil more knowledge everytime I do, thank you for that

I don't know what hit her at the start of the short, but dang did it sound like ot hurt.

I want you to speak about callipygian

I watched a video that said modern irl athletes were breaking sprinting records, not because they're faster than athletes from the olden days, but because they had fancy turf that's easier to run on than real grass.

Question- what’s the best way to create a normal map for 2D sprites? Do you hand paint one or do you need to create a 3D model to base it off

More of the tips to give the game more juice and feel, like the swors sound and light normal maps! TY

Any beginner tutorials for making a 2D platformer that you would recommend? Aside from that, I’d like to see how you can create temporary platforms like an enemy throwing a spear and sticking to a wall for a short time.

Dunno if it's Coyote Time or a different weird mechanic like just thinking you're still on the ground, but in DKC cartwheeling off a ledge as Diddy Kong and jumping at the rhe end of it.

When the final light result came like I was like: "Hell Yea!! 😎" That's indie game pleasure right there

think you can make one on difficulty(bosses, difficulty settings, etc.)? love your videos!

NOOO DON'T TELL THE DEVS HOW TO MAKE ICE FLOORS I DON'T WANT ICY FLOORS IN GAMES PLEASE IM BEGGING (awesome video tho)

How about Enemy Telegraphing?

This reminds me of the difference between one-shot and sustain modes on a sampler

Thanks!

The one thing I have always wondered is simple. When making a character that can fly, or an ability that can allow a character to fly temporarily, how do you easily switch between the animations without it jumping wildly between them. Loving the series so keep it up 😊

Im kinda new here and idk whats happening but where can i find this game🙂

How do you handle huge worlds? Like there are loading screens or what?

advantage: more convenient for Player Disadvantage: less convenient for programmer that also goes for all your other game dev tips

My question is, where do you begin in all of this? I would love to make my own Platformer, but I don't know where to start.

In unity, you can check for collision with your groundet trigger and then check for the tag of the colliding game object (or that's how i do it at least) Edit: You can just give the floor different physics properties. No code required

What are you using to make this game?

been meaning to do some research about how to do the whole icy thing, i rly appreciate the timing of this lol

Try to do the shadows

Guess i can dodge the attack aimed at my stomach by simply attacking while running.

Most of your gamedev secrets are about the player controller, so I’d love to see some about other aspects of gamedev. Maybe it could be level design tricks, ui design, lighting/particles, or tips that can optimize different aspects of games.

So what does damage, the smear or the sword? Cuz if it’s the sword, and the smear keeps playing and hits something as I’m landing but it didn’t do any damage even tho I saw it touch the enemy ima be pissed.

By friction do you mean stopping momentum?

I don't know if you did a video about that before but please make a video teaching how to make elemental damage and maybe different items that give resistence for a specific element

How do you do breakable walls?

how to do friction and acceleration😂😂

@inboundshovel how would you tackle players that circumnavigate this by just jumping and using the mobility of jumping/moving in the air to skip different flooring?

Thanks! Been seeing this in a lot of games and wondering how it worked, this will be tremendously useful!

I hate falling off ice platforms. Also please make a video about how to handle level loading

If you do your physics in a certain way you can make it more intuitive and just change the friction

Should I use Godot? Is it beginner friendly

Can you explain how to get better at making pixel art?

I would use a different animation for the sticky floor, like “my boots are really heavy” walk. It looks more like there is a lot of wind

Thank you so much for making this short! This feels like a really helpful tip for level design, and as someone who wants to make a side-scroller, I will certainly keep this in mind for my own game😁

ANd if you raise acceleration, lower friction and raise max speed, you have orange goop from Portal 2.

That jump tho 💀

Mini games, a game within a game! I cant even wrap my head around it😅 Love your videos they're very helpful would love tutorial on this if you could!

this is so cool

These shorts have been randomly showing up in my suggestions, and since I'm extra early this time, I figured I'd say a quick thanks! As a fellow game dev, a lot of the tips you give are useful! Keep sharing the good knowledge!

I tried to see if i can make below 0 friction on a floor in unity but it didnt let me so idk how to do it xD.. im just learning unity as i go and its going rlly slow. btw i like the look of your game and player character and attacks

Delta time.... If you've ever programmed a game in DOS with computers ranging from 11mhz to 360mhz, you know you need delta-time.

Unless we’re talking about smash ultimate. Then kill the buffering. Kill it with fire.

It's a ton of work though

How to make bouncy floor?

Hi! Your videos have been really useful for me, thank you. Is there a way to make spikes that bounce the player backwards when the player takes damage from them?

This is great to make special levels too, like a fun level where your speed is faster the whole time, either only on the ground/air or all the time, and/or a challenging level by making associated time limit(s)