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Why bro put the bar backwards....

Dude I love Inkarnate!!!!

You are quick! This is so cool. I've played around in unity and unreal engine for a bit and they have assets for walking animations. I wonder if rpgbox also has something like that. Would be a huge improvement and I eould love to see those legs in action! But I guess it is not a priority right now. A quick and great graphic improvement right now could be some chromatic blur around the screen, softening the edges and giving it more depth, which helps with hiding level borders a bit. I just can't wait to see what's coming next, keep us updated!

Hey, just found your channel. Looking good man, curious how this will turn out!

for the error with the game thinking a battle has already started, i haven't used rpg in a box but i have experience in other game engines like godot, perhaps when the game starts set the variable that says whether or not a battle is active to false

wow! this is lookin quite good:0 i did notice the camera stutters a lot idk if that's an engine or code issue

Awesome, you've made a lot of progress already! It's looking great! 😄

thats fucking dope. Not just cause of the video game aspect but dnd is awesome

Wow! This looks quite cool! I'll make sure to stay updated! The characters specifically look rly good!

This is super cool! I will definately follow the game development. I hope you continue this project. I knew the fact that It's insipred by some of your previous D&D dungeons before you even mentioned it, It just has that feel! I am a sucker for these kind of games. There are a bunch of Ideas I have in my mind and I see that there is a great potential. (I know that this is only a hobby project) but I am super super interested in a couple of things: 1. If the project continues well, are you open to making it support multiplayer (2-9 players or something)? 2. Could there be different classes with different perks? (Like in D&D but more simplified) 3. What kind of leveling up systems are you thinking about implementing? Is it per quest or are there any additional things you could do like xp per monster killed. Anyhow, I am not a game developer and I know this is a lot of work. I would love to test the game out even during developing, so if you ever consider releasing this for testing purposes (non-payed) I'd love to be first in line! Super passionate about this one. Keep us updated!

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This is good stuff

how do you know what scale to set the grid to so it's the right size for your purposes? i'm thinking of printing out some of my Inkarnate maps for my in person games, and I'm not sure how to get it to match up with the size of your typical dnd minis. I imagine it's easier for Roll 20 since you can just resize the exported image as a whole

Just stumbled across this video and Ive gotta say, you do an excellent job narrating your design process. I look forward to more!

Sorry about the Mic being up to high. Haven't streamed in a hot while. It'll be better next time.

I was looking for ideas for how I can have an easier time making dungeon maps on Inkarnate and this video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for posting this!

could you tell please where could i get some free custom assets for buildings f.e.?

This is awesome thank you so much I can’t wait to use my own custom dungeons for my D&D campaign.

Loving these videos keep them up

Now that they have added more features to inkarnate could you do a new tutorial on making a dungeon using inkarnate?

I love these Inkarnate instructionals. Very helpful!

I think Inkarnate is looking pretty good now in making battlemaps. Have you experienced using any other map making tools for battlemaps if so what do you think would be the best map making tool in your opinion?

I'm 3 minutes in your video, and oh my God. You already teached me so much. Painting everything black and then doing the rooms using add land in squares is so simple and genius. I can't wait for the rest of the video, just wanted to let my little appreciation noted.

be careful populating everything in roll20, you don't want too many entities or you will have performance issues.

Thanks for the tutorial, really helped!

Great video!

How did you choose that dungeon "floor" style? I can't seem to change from a grass texture.

Thx! I was messing around with Inkkarnate and wondered if making a dungeon map (traditional style) was possible after hours of "erm, no, w00t? Why can't I..." :)

Just got Inkarnate pro a couple weeks ago and have been playing around with battlemaps. This video is still relevant to what I've been trying to achieve. Thanks so much for showing off those settings. I'll be trying this all out later today!

"I'm sure you guys don't want to watch a 20-minute video on how to do this." Uh, Yeah we do

Is it possible to add lighting effects to the dungeon?

I was doing some of this stuff but not all.

This guide rocks, thanks

Inkarnate devs 3 days ago: I'm about to ruin this man's whole career.

This Is Very Interesting! Only Problem Is I Dont Have Pro So I Can't Use Walls I Dont Think, But I WIll Use This Method For Building Encounters!

Where do you get your haircut?

That looks tough!

this style of video is great. little blurbs. well done

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how bow dah

I'm going to drive by around 9 to give you a hug and say goodbye