Wow! I truly mean it when I say that you’re probably the most underrated game dev channel out there. You have the quality videos of Game Maker’s Toolkit, and your channel will definitely blow up soon. As a game developer who’s also learning how to make better games, would you mind getting in touch? I would love to learn a little about how you make games, and I think we could learn a lot about game development together.
Hey there. Incredible video! Just found your channel on the recomended page and i amvery glad i did! Definetely a hidden gem. Looking forward to more content from you :)
Any new video? I am tuned for your next vid. Hope it will be on physics system. Can u explain unity's physics in depth? like most of the Vector2 functions or Quaternion? please consider this a request. Have a nice day!
Thank you! The grainy effect is done using Unity's Post Processing: film grain (set to a relatively small size and black & white). Then, the pixel effect is done using the Pixel Camera, another Unity package
Really cool video! I enjoyed your process of making or remaking ape out! Do you still produce any youtube video's? Could you give me some advice, since I am also making these kind of videos?
Thanks a lot! Yes, not sure when but I'll 100% be making some more stuff in the future (even if not for a little while). Hmm, for some advice. I'd say that music can be really important for your video's flow & pacing. Oh and also, maybe focusing on one interesting part of your game for each devlog, which helps the video follow a core theme. That's probably what I'll do in future :D Hope that's useful!
Any chance you’ll do a tutorial for this? I’d like to know how you achieved the perspective effect and what filters used for the pixelation, noice, chromatic aberration, etc.
Probably not a full tutorial, but might be something I cover in more detail in my newsletter or something similar. But for now, here's the gist of how it works! 1. All the walls have 2D colliders but instead of a sprite have 3D meshes. 2. When you use a perspective camera these boxes will look 3D. 3. The trick that makes them look almost like shadows/line of sight masks is that they are extremely tall. 4. With a very high Z scale, they stretch past the camera and block out part of your vision 5. Through trial and error I found these looked like a shadow effect. This by no means is a solid solution. But... for a game jam it worked really well :D For the post processing, I just kept messing with the affects until it looked cool. Keeping to a low colour scheme helped and some Screen Distortion made the chromatic aberration more noticeable. Oh, and all the artwork was behind the scenes Vector-based. Hope that gives you a rough idea to work off of!
Hi im trying to learn game dev and have some basic knowledge about platform game. Im trying to make a game about a parasite possessing people similar to this with the grappling effect, upon grappling it would attach itself to the enemy and would be able to control them and use them to attack. How would the logic work? I've thought about parenting the object once it collides with something but idk how to make them move is there a way to move movement scripts of one object to another upon contact?
Hmm that's really interesting. So the way I would try solving this is have a script on all the enemies that allows you to control them if the play is attached (likely a boolean) then you could here deactivate the player's movement (entering some kind of attached state) locking their position to enemies (so that it moves along with them) and adding an offset so it looks like its stuck to them as you want. This sounds truely like a really intrigueing idea that ( at least from how im pictuering it in my head) seems like a great mix of ape out and mario odyseey. Good luck with it!
Cool suggestion! I'm not super familar with a lot of the genre but if your idea is something along the lines of hack-n-slash or beat 'em up (like Synthetic), I'll definetly consider it! If you have any specific topics in mind let me know :D
@@DawnosaurDev street fighter like hard but i am preety sure u will be rewarded because u have experience and there is no 2d tuts only 3d any way i will support u😘😘😗
Thanks for watching! Have any questions about Synthetic, me or looking for game dev advice? Feel free to ask here :D
Wow! I truly mean it when I say that you’re probably the most underrated game dev channel out there. You have the quality videos of Game Maker’s Toolkit, and your channel will definitely blow up soon. As a game developer who’s also learning how to make better games, would you mind getting in touch? I would love to learn a little about how you make games, and I think we could learn a lot about game development together.
Well done, and as always, remarkable editing. I enjoyed the game too ;)
:D
i love the npc voice acting. its super hilarious.
Thanks! It was a blast to make lol
This video is so good, love it! Everywhere from your editing to your storytelling is exceptional. Keep up the good work!
Again thank you so much! made me smile a lot ♡
@@DawnosaurDev Your welcome! Hey, by any chance, can we get in touch? I really love your vids, and would love to try and learn something from you!
Yeah I'd love to! Have you got Discord or Twitter?
@@DawnosaurDev I've got a Discord, and just sent you a friend request.
That looked like a lot of fun! You did a great job keeping the scope of your project in mind.
This is really inspiring for a beginner game dev like me. I'm joining a game jam soon. It lasts for 30 days
Glad it was helpful! Good luck with your game jam! I remember doing my first one 3 years ago, one of the best decisions I've made :D
@@DawnosaurDev thanks :)
Hey there. Incredible video! Just found your channel on the recomended page and i amvery glad i did! Definetely a hidden gem. Looking forward to more content from you :)
Thanks a lot! So happy you enjoyed it and can't wait to make another :D
Your name is too good. Love these projects of yours.
RUclips recommended this to me, and wow! i loved the video! subscribed! :)
Thank you, that means a lot!
Loved the grappling hook mechanic and the art style was awesome. Excellent editing on the video as well. Great job all around!
Thanks so much!
Love your videos. Espesialy previous one, about movement. Please, if you can, do more stuff like that. I learned a lot from that video. Thanks)
Thanks so much, I'm so happy you liked them!
sick dude i love it looks cool and fun(not a bot message)
Thanks so much (though ngl im slightly concerned now that this is a bot message lol)
@@DawnosaurDev helou this comment no bot
Man, you are so damn underrated!
Thanks so much :D
Happy you enjoyed it!
Ahh that restarting... Such a stab in the back feeling
Yeah, feels like taking a leap of faith every time whilst knowing you've got know more chances after this. Luckily, it panned out this time :D
FREAKING INSAINE🔥🔥🔥
Any new video? I am tuned for your next vid. Hope it will be on physics system. Can u explain unity's physics in depth? like most of the Vector2 functions or Quaternion? please consider this a request. Have a nice day!
I love how you achieved the visuals. How exactly do you apply the grainy look and pixel effect to your camera? I'm interested in that effect
Thank you! The grainy effect is done using Unity's Post Processing: film grain (set to a relatively small size and black & white). Then, the pixel effect is done using the Pixel Camera, another Unity package
Awesome video
love these videos!
I love that you love these videos!
Really cool video! I enjoyed your process of making or remaking ape out! Do you still produce any youtube video's? Could you give me some advice, since I am also making these kind of videos?
Thanks a lot! Yes, not sure when but I'll 100% be making some more stuff in the future (even if not for a little while).
Hmm, for some advice. I'd say that music can be really important for your video's flow & pacing. Oh and also, maybe focusing on one interesting part of your game for each devlog, which helps the video follow a core theme. That's probably what I'll do in future :D Hope that's useful!
Any chance you’ll do a tutorial for this? I’d like to know how you achieved the perspective effect and what filters used for the pixelation, noice, chromatic aberration, etc.
Probably not a full tutorial, but might be something I cover in more detail in my newsletter or something similar.
But for now, here's the gist of how it works!
1. All the walls have 2D colliders but instead of a sprite have 3D meshes.
2. When you use a perspective camera these boxes will look 3D.
3. The trick that makes them look almost like shadows/line of sight masks is that they are extremely tall.
4. With a very high Z scale, they stretch past the camera and block out part of your vision
5. Through trial and error I found these looked like a shadow effect.
This by no means is a solid solution. But... for a game jam it worked really well :D
For the post processing, I just kept messing with the affects until it looked cool. Keeping to a low colour scheme helped and some Screen Distortion made the chromatic aberration more noticeable. Oh, and all the artwork was behind the scenes Vector-based.
Hope that gives you a rough idea to work off of!
@@DawnosaurDev awesome, thanks!
You're pretty good
thank you :D
Hi im trying to learn game dev and have some basic knowledge about platform game. Im trying to make a game about a parasite possessing people similar to this with the grappling effect, upon grappling it would attach itself to the enemy and would be able to control them and use them to attack. How would the logic work? I've thought about parenting the object once it collides with something but idk how to make them move is there a way to move movement scripts of one object to another upon contact?
I have searched about stuff that might help but nothing comes up
Hmm that's really interesting. So the way I would try solving this is have a script on all the enemies that allows you to control them if the play is attached (likely a boolean) then you could here deactivate the player's movement (entering some kind of attached state) locking their position to enemies (so that it moves along with them) and adding an offset so it looks like its stuck to them as you want.
This sounds truely like a really intrigueing idea that ( at least from how im pictuering it in my head) seems like a great mix of ape out and mario odyseey. Good luck with it!
hi bro can u make tutorials for 2d fighting games as it is not available for unity anywhere plzzz
Cool suggestion! I'm not super familar with a lot of the genre but if your idea is something along the lines of hack-n-slash or beat 'em up (like Synthetic), I'll definetly consider it! If you have any specific topics in mind let me know :D
@@DawnosaurDev street fighter like hard but i am preety sure u will be rewarded because u have experience and there is no 2d tuts only 3d any way i will support u😘😘😗
When will u post ur next vid???
Soon! maybe
Currently hoping in a few weeks, likely a sequel to my platformer video :D
@@DawnosaurDev btw there’s on July 15th or smth GMTK are hosting a game jam. But a sequel would also be rlly good
Yo do u have a discord I would love to be friends🐸🍄
Hey! Yeah, I'd love to, feel free to send me your username and I'd be happy to add you
@@DawnosaurDev Shroom°•ੈ♡🐸🍄#2739
@@DawnosaurDev oops I gave u the wrong name