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Try out the demo for BOXPAST LOV3YOU! An Action RPG where your build depends on PC hardware mechanics
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I made a procedural puddle generator that dynamically reacts to the environment

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Building racing platformer in Unity 6.3 (URP) - here's one of our latest levels

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BrazeFx, Simulating a massive, real-time Dragon Breath effect inside Unity3d

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LF 2d Sprite artist for new project

Couple years of experience between the 2 of us so for in Unity and computer science. This is for a hobby but are pushing for solid release. If interested contact me on here. I would go more in depth but I wasted breath somewhere else that wouldn't allow recruiting lol

https://redd.it/1uhggao
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Sprites creation advice

Hi! I'm trying to understand what I need to do to correctly create sprites.

What I mean is:

\- In the making of sprites, should I consider specific stuff to maintain coloring coherent under different light conditions in the game engine?

\- Is there some tips that I should follow to correctly import the sprites? (Like keeping a predefined resolution when creating the sprites, or having a resolution that somehow scales based on the object's size, having some sort of unit from which I should scale stuff, or how to decide to divide the sprite in multiple layers based on desired animations)

\- When creating the sprites for the main character's actions (like running, jumping, idle, etc), do you have any piece of advice to maintain coherency? Like some sort of pivot (or something else, i'm just guessing at this point)

What I am seeing online is that there's more "how to do this specific stuff" but hardly ever some pre-implementation tips to create a project coherently. No best practices, no tips for maintaining a quality product.

Or maybe I'm looking at the wrong resources, if so, any piece of advice on where to look is greatly appreciated.

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Messing with a modular architecture system for Unity
https://redd.it/1uhto7m
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Need 12 testers for my game Kebab King, will test back instantly!
/r/AndroidClosedTestinga/comments/1uhw6np/need_12_testers_for_my_game_kebab_king_will_test/

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Cant get this sprite animation to stop going up and down.

https://i.imgur.com/2JHFnqw.mp4

no matter what I do it seems to still go up and down in unity.

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General tips for creating a tileset

hi, i never touched this side of a project because i always code, but this time that i'm alone i need some advice on how to create tilesets efficiently so i don't waste too much time on it, what do you usually use for creating them? like do you use a specific software, you start from scratch or you have a base first ecc...



https://redd.it/1uhy6lf
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