What *is* resolution, what should you pick for your game? What is aspect ratio? How do you manage it across different devices? These questions answered with some advice that’s both general and also some GameMaker specific tips.
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These Unity tips and tricks should save you hours of time and should also speed up game development! I’ve found these very helpful myself in the past few months, so I wanted to share.
A lot of credit goes to Tarodev, whose videos have quickly become some of my favorite on YouTube for their interesting information and compact design. Here are links to the two videos of his that I mentioned in this video:
Enter Play Mode Faster in Unity! Speed Up Development Time [Unity Tutorial]
Animate Like A Programmer
Also here is GameDevGuide’s video, I pretty much have the same praise for him. Well edited, informative videos that don’t waste your time.
Speed Up Compile Times in Unity with Assembly Definitions
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This video is all about how to learn to make games like me in easy way,
I have shown you the game development roadmap so you guys won’t get confused about this topic! How to make games is a very underrated topic to discuss in India! Game making is not a difficult task to learn all you need is just patience! That is why I’m trying to tell you that how to make games In the easiest ways! This is just a simple guide to guide you towards game dev with programming and without programming! even from 0 knowledge of coding/programming!
I have tried to explain 3 game engines that i know mostly to make games, which are Unreal engine ( also known as UE5 or UE4) , Unity engine and godot! Unreal engine is mostly used for making 3d AAA games where godot is mostly used to make 2d games, But unity is used in this both cases Unity3D and unity 2d is a single engine and capable of creating high quality 3d and 2d games! Its your choice to choose any engine you want! but in case you are wishing to learn from tutorials then unity is the best option as i also said in this video because also unity has many many tutorials on the internet compared to unreal and godot, there are very low chances that your bugs won’t get solved on the internet! i have also mentioned about art in this video for that you can use blender as a 3d art, photoshop, gimp or krita for 2d art and for music and sfx you can use audacity, LLMS or FL studio!
Hope this video will help you to make your own game, and start watching devlogs to learn faster! devlog is a very nice concept that you can also try!
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In this video I cover several tips for beginners and skilled developers alike! I wish I had known many of these unity skills before making my game Couch Combat…
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:49 Unity Tips
3:46 General Tips
9:45 Quick Specific Tips
In this tutorial series I will take you through how to make your first unity game, with everything from the interface to coding menus and a full level. Stay tuned for more parts as this will likely be a long series!
At Reboot Studios, we pride ourselves on mastering our game development projects while also delivering helpful content to teach our viewers how to make AAA level games, even as an indie developer.
00:56 Applying changes to character
03:00 Creating the spawn spots
06:30 Utilising a scripts object
08:54 Choosing a random location
11:48 Instantiating the player object
In this project series, you will learn to develop a 2D platformer game in Game Maker Studio. You will be guided through each step of the process to develop a 2D game. In this series, you will learn to develop a platformer game.
Our new upcoming game made in Godot Engine 3.5. the tutorials to follow soon.
Arctropics Games is a new indie game development division of Arctropics OÜ, Estonia. The people behind Arctropics Games have more than 25 years of 3D Designing and programming experience. This channel is just a way to share that experience. It is a very bold initiative to make games with a very small team.
We will be sharing updates on our upcoming games, development logs, tutorials, learnings, experiments etc.
You can also visit our website https://games.arctropics.com
In this new tutorial series I will take you through how to make your first unity game, with everything from the interface to coding menus and a full level. Stay tuned for more parts as this will likely be a long series!
At Reboot Studios, we pride ourselves on mastering our game development projects while also delivering helpful content to teach our viewers how to make AAA level games, even as an indie developer.
00:28 Creating the C# Script
02:20 Naming the variables
05:25 Updating the sliders
08:00 Coding food/water drain
11:50 Coding the health drain
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DEFOLD Game Engine TUTORIAL #04: PLAYER STATES, LIFEBARS AND GAME JUICE
In this video, we are continuing from the previous video and building a detect and attack behavior for our skeleton enemy.
For this to work, we have to implement trigger detection, collision enabling and disabling, frame count detection to synchronize the hitbox enabling with the frame animation, and finally apply the damage to the player.
Seems easy, but that has some interesting implications for Defold, and we will look into the solution with all the detail to allow you to make it yours.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Introduction
0:45 Bug Fixing
6:56 Player State Machine
30:59 Enemy Lifebar
32:22 Lifebar scripting
43:01 Starting game juicing/game feel
Resources:
The resources will be posted in our website
https://game-developers.org/defold-platformer-tutorial-2/
Make Your First 2D Game with Godot: Level & Player is the video that you are watching. Want to see the same game being developed in other tools?
Make Your First 2D Game with Gdevelop
Make Your First 2D Game with Godot Engine
Make Your First 2D Game with Defold Engine
Make Your First 2D Game with Construct 3
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It was originally bought and used by King Entertainment, which later on gave it back to the Defold Foundation.
King still uses the game engine in some of its games.
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