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💪hell yeah!

A little RE2 a little Survivor mixed together!

Proud to have you be the 3rd like!

All the puzzles I have been making use the templates puzzlesequence script. I did however modify it to make a few methods public, so I could have access to them when linking up some UnityEvents.

What mode?

@@MichaelHeist single co-op

@antidvo105 like have a companion follow you and switch between them?

@@MichaelHeist yes

@@antidvo105 it would probably take a good amount of work but possible

This current project I started last weekend, but it’s using stuff I’ve been making for the past year or two.

💪Hell yeah, thank you

Thanks, I have a whole slew of different puzzles from survival horror games I’ve been recreating.

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I actually just ripped them with RE2MV

Thanks, hope all has been well

I actually did see that project in the discord

Hey thanks for the comment! Hope all has been well. Yeah I’ve been enjoying this template, has been a real nice learning tool.

I have not, but its definitely something I feel much more confident on approaching

@@MichaelHeist cool man, maaybe some day 😂. Ill be looking forward to it.

Yeah it’s a great asset, I have been doing a lot of work with it lately and have quite a lot I can share.

I actually ripped these from the game, but it appears you can use www.trsearch.org and they have quite a bit of stuff for this.

@@MichaelHeist thank you for getting back to me Michael! great work :) i subbed

Hi, so basically the Unity Scene viewport is set to isometric mode(Observe the top right of the scene view tab, it says "Iso". This basically changes the scene view camera from perspective to isometric/orthographic, though it actually isn't. If you have unity try it yourself in a 3D scene. Hope this helps!

@WolfpackOne Thanks for this response!

@@MichaelHeist Anytime!

What is the issue your having?

Glad it could help!

What do you mean?

Thank you

It truly is, without adding any sound effect script it has no code to get working!

Thank you 🙏

This is just a little side project to learn some new little things, but I’ve been sitting around coming up with ideas for this. I also have a bigger project recreating the older Resident Evil games.

I do not use visual scripting, I have not actually tried it out though.

Absolutely this could easily be used to make saloon doors. Just would have to shorten them up and position them in the air a little bit.

Normally when I try to get a piston to point down I crouch and look up as much as I can to place the block.

Thank you

Thank you for checking everything out! I appreciate it, and glad you enjoy.

I'm very happy @@MichaelHeist

void Update() { m_Image.material.mainTextureOffset = m_Image.material.mainTextureOffset + new Vector2(Time.unscaledDeltaTime * (-scrollSpeed / 10), 0f); } Try with the unscaledDeltaTime, this will allow it to keep working even if you set the timescale to 0.

@@MichaelHeist Thank you so much, it worked!

Awesome glad it all worked out

I’m using a box cast, with adjustable distance and an adjustable size for the the box, which has allowed different weapons that use “bullet” ammo to be fitted with the same system.

@@MichaelHeist Sorry, I meant to say BoxcastNonAlloc, not RaycastNonAlloc. That is my bad. Re-doing my weapon systems (except for melee which I haven't even touched yet) was the latest thing I got done with so I was curious what you were doing with it. I did BoxcastNonAlloc and then shot out Linecasts to targets that got hit (and had the enemy tag) to check if they were behind a wall or something like that.

void CheckForHit() { RaycastHit[] hits; hits = Physics.BoxCastAll(m_Collider.bounds.center, weaponData.boxSize, -1 * transform.forward, transform.rotation, weaponData.m_MaxDistance, weaponData.shootMask); foreach (RaycastHit hit in hits) { if (hit.collider.GetComponent<IDamagable>() != null) { ShootEnemy(hit); } if (hit.collider.GetComponent<IDestroyable>() != null) { Destroyable(hit); } } } Its pretty old code now so its far from great. but I have it check a layer mask so its can ignore certain items also. Things like the weaponData are scriptable objects that hold different values for different weapons also, in case you were wondering.

That’s actually what’s it slowly turning into

Thanks!

I dragged my feet for so long, it seemed very daunting.

Darkadia - Survival Revival Games youtube t channel has a lot of great content for survival horror tutorials, especially his live code-alongs. It was through his code-alongs that I learned Data persistence.@@MichaelHeist

I’ll have to check that channel out, thank you!

Nevermind I’m already subscribed to them 😂

The HealthRate image contains a transparent line. The ColorBar is set under it and the white shows through the transparent line. The ColorBar contains the scrolling material and is what we set color to. The color applied changes the white to which ever color you prefer. That color shines and scrolls to give the effect.