Some of the first tutorials I have seen that are clearly made by a professional engineer. It's tough doing it for a living and coming home and putting out more quality content on top of your own projects. Definitely staying tuned in!
Thank you so much, yeah it can be a little bit of a crammed schedule but all the positive feedback honestly helps me get through my day job lol Hope you like the stuff that comes in the future~
This honestly makes me really happy, as much as I love the tutorials, knowing that you are working on what you're passionate about just gives me a good feeling! I only recently found your channel, and you've helped me so much, I come from the gamemaker engine and wanted to try making something 3d. I've been following your FPS game tutorial series and it's exactly what I was looking for, I've made a game where you crash a house party you weren't invited to and using the shooting mechanics, instead of a gun, you give them the middle finger ahahahah, wouldn't be possible without you, thanks mate!
Thank you so much for the kind words~ I've gotten quite a lot done already this month, I will probably be doing a video soon on this month. I ended up talking to my wife and deciding it's probably prudent to just do one episode a month on the subject, so I can have nice meaty updates to show. Your game sounds very cool, I'm excited to see it!
I am sad, but it happens. I'll be looking forward to the devlogs. Your tutorials have been helpful, I actually just referenced an older one earlier today.
Thank you so much for the kind words! Yeah I've gotten a lot of feedback in the last week or two on the subject that a lot of people have found them to be very helpful, it's been very humbling, and I'm definently going to be coming back to them.
I look forward to your future videos. You do a great job with your game development, as well as explaining to others how to do what you do. Very professional and well-done.
Thank you! I think I heard somewhere when I was coming up to my wedding, prioritize and execute, if you don't get to the last thing in the list, then you did what you could. That's pretty much my day to day at this point xD
I've thought a lot about the subject, as it's pretty much my most requested video subject by a pretty wide margin. I'm mixed on the subject, there's a couple options, I could do it as a series, with like 5-10 minute long videos, but there's subjects in the terrain that by themselves would probably run like 40-50 minutes by themselves (the virtual texture system for example) Then there's the option of doing two or three, one hour long videos on the subject, with one on each major system, like virtual textures, stamp based terrain, foliage, etc. There's obvious big problems with this one, the scale of the videos, editing and planning would be insane, more than anything I've made thus far, which is actually the lesser of the problems, the biggest problem is that if my longer videos are anything to go by, I'll end up putting more time into it than collectively everyone who watches them. There is another option, and that's to spin the entire project into a proper addon and release it, which is what I plan on doing regardless after my game is done anyways, but that has probably the most work entailed of all of them, as there's some parts like the foliage which are severally not user friendly and needs an overhaul, and I'm not entirely sure I got the energy in me to focus on it for another 3-6 months to get it releasable, and that's not even including the probably years of updates and support until it's a bug free addon. On top of all of this I'm getting a little push back from my closer in contacts on the subject, saying not to release information until I have an addon ready anyways, because they've done so with their projects and it's resulted in a lot of people getting mad at them for things they change, or things they remove later on, and to just wait until I actually release the thing, not 100% sure I agree but it's note-worthy. TLDR it's a pretty complex subject, in short, hopefully I will go over the subject, though I don't really want to do a class per say, because I don't want to pay wall any of the terrain, I want it to be there for everyone free... whenever I actually get it there for everyone xP
Hey man, take some time. You have a lot of downtime between uploads? Those are some rookie numbers, kid. I am the master of long gaps between uploads. Anyhow, I'm really looking forward to some devlogs. I love devlogs/bts vlogs a lot. what really got me into blender was watching the old corridor crew dev vlogs. You know, before they turned into tech-bro-wired. Your air manta ray project actually looks pretty cool for a 'lil RPG or something. Though what would be the story I wonder? 'Ever since the third raynic war, the raymon republic has known a tenuous peace. All that was about to change as one ambitious young manta named Ray Rayous Caesar amassed ever more power under himself to crown himself raymperor. Upon crossing the Raybicon, whatever hopes of peace there were dissipated like water beneath the sun's merciless rays. Can peace be restored, or is the raymon republic about to perish? Find out it: The Raymon revolution" (any similarities to a history book by Ronald Syme are entirely coincidental).
Lol, my wife read your comment while we were driving home from the store, and we both kept laughing so much we had a hard time finishing it xD Thank you so much for always having the best puns lol
love the terrain verticality of your project thx for everything
Some of the first tutorials I have seen that are clearly made by a professional engineer. It's tough doing it for a living and coming home and putting out more quality content on top of your own projects. Definitely staying tuned in!
Thank you so much, yeah it can be a little bit of a crammed schedule but all the positive feedback honestly helps me get through my day job lol
Hope you like the stuff that comes in the future~
This honestly makes me really happy, as much as I love the tutorials, knowing that you are working on what you're passionate about just gives me a good feeling!
I only recently found your channel, and you've helped me so much, I come from the gamemaker engine and wanted to try making something 3d. I've been following your FPS game tutorial series and it's exactly what I was looking for, I've made a game where you crash a house party you weren't invited to and using the shooting mechanics, instead of a gun, you give them the middle finger ahahahah, wouldn't be possible without you, thanks mate!
Thank you so much for the kind words~
I've gotten quite a lot done already this month, I will probably be doing a video soon on this month. I ended up talking to my wife and deciding it's probably prudent to just do one episode a month on the subject, so I can have nice meaty updates to show.
Your game sounds very cool, I'm excited to see it!
Looks amazing! Great tutorials as well, don't sweat it man. You do what you gotta do first, both us and the game will be here when you have the time!
I am sad, but it happens. I'll be looking forward to the devlogs. Your tutorials have been helpful, I actually just referenced an older one earlier today.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Yeah I've gotten a lot of feedback in the last week or two on the subject that a lot of people have found them to be very helpful, it's been very humbling, and I'm definently going to be coming back to them.
I look forward to your future videos. You do a great job with your game development, as well as explaining to others how to do what you do. Very professional and well-done.
The game is looking good.
The scene looks great and comfortable and that fly things their behavior is different for running and stand.
Well seeing as how you're obviously not SUUUPER busy :P... Next tutorial idea... paint splatter tutorial please and thanks :P
good luck with the project , am looking up to see how the game turns out
Tyvm!
looking forward to the devlogs!
Thank you! hopefully they are fun to watch~
Good luck on your work, safe travels man! No worries, one at a time 👍
Thank you!
I think I heard somewhere when I was coming up to my wedding, prioritize and execute, if you don't get to the last thing in the list, then you did what you could.
That's pretty much my day to day at this point xD
Thx for your work
Do you intend to show how the terrain and vegetation system is made, like a class? It would be interesting.
I've thought a lot about the subject, as it's pretty much my most requested video subject by a pretty wide margin.
I'm mixed on the subject, there's a couple options, I could do it as a series, with like 5-10 minute long videos, but there's subjects in the terrain that by themselves would probably run like 40-50 minutes by themselves (the virtual texture system for example)
Then there's the option of doing two or three, one hour long videos on the subject, with one on each major system, like virtual textures, stamp based terrain, foliage, etc. There's obvious big problems with this one, the scale of the videos, editing and planning would be insane, more than anything I've made thus far, which is actually the lesser of the problems, the biggest problem is that if my longer videos are anything to go by, I'll end up putting more time into it than collectively everyone who watches them.
There is another option, and that's to spin the entire project into a proper addon and release it, which is what I plan on doing regardless after my game is done anyways, but that has probably the most work entailed of all of them, as there's some parts like the foliage which are severally not user friendly and needs an overhaul, and I'm not entirely sure I got the energy in me to focus on it for another 3-6 months to get it releasable, and that's not even including the probably years of updates and support until it's a bug free addon.
On top of all of this I'm getting a little push back from my closer in contacts on the subject, saying not to release information until I have an addon ready anyways, because they've done so with their projects and it's resulted in a lot of people getting mad at them for things they change, or things they remove later on, and to just wait until I actually release the thing, not 100% sure I agree but it's note-worthy.
TLDR it's a pretty complex subject, in short, hopefully I will go over the subject, though I don't really want to do a class per say, because I don't want to pay wall any of the terrain, I want it to be there for everyone free... whenever I actually get it there for everyone xP
Hey man, take some time.
You have a lot of downtime between uploads? Those are some rookie numbers, kid. I am the master of long gaps between uploads.
Anyhow, I'm really looking forward to some devlogs. I love devlogs/bts vlogs a lot. what really got me into blender was watching the old corridor crew dev vlogs. You know, before they turned into tech-bro-wired.
Your air manta ray project actually looks pretty cool for a 'lil RPG or something. Though what would be the story I wonder?
'Ever since the third raynic war, the raymon republic has known a tenuous peace. All that was about to change as one ambitious young manta named Ray Rayous Caesar amassed ever more power under himself to crown himself raymperor. Upon crossing the Raybicon, whatever hopes of peace there were dissipated like water beneath the sun's merciless rays. Can peace be restored, or is the raymon republic about to perish?
Find out it: The Raymon revolution" (any similarities to a history book by Ronald Syme are entirely coincidental).
Lol, my wife read your comment while we were driving home from the store, and we both kept laughing so much we had a hard time finishing it xD
Thank you so much for always having the best puns lol
Great scene!
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Good man