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5:52 oh no, this brings back PTSD

Wow, wish there were more episodes, these were great

Great video! Would still love to see the sequel!

Wow this Industry-pro-makes-indie-game devlog is amazing! i can't wait to learn from you. going to binge your whole serries

Maaaan, i want a tutorial for that weapon database system. That seems so genius

I’ve been trying to achieve this in godot for some time now and I keep running into crazy roadblocks. It seems much easier in unreal dispite it not being labeled as a beginner friendly engine.

Dmn, what happened? This had so much promise, but just vanished after 2 dev logs... Looked like a fantastic retro shooter in the making.

rip

I’d rather watch this video a bunch of time instead of tutorials elsewhere if needed. Principal rather than “type this type that” is way more valuable when learning game design.

How's it goin'

Hi I'm creating a game similar to doom too! Would love to hear some updates about your journey.

And when switching from ShakeFast to ShakeSlow, how do you avoid the gun snapping back?

Could you please share how you do weapon switch? What data structure you use for storing the equipped weapon? Or you just manually add all guns to the player ? thx.

Great video . 1 of the few i can follow . Thanks I've LwYs wondered how that wS dose. Ps; best of luck in your new venture.

Good content! Thank you for sharing!

1.32 whats the game name

Kiss me

I miss this chanel

What a useless tutorial. You explain WHAT you're doing, but you don't explain HOW to do any of it.

jealous to people who can handle unreal's motion blur 🤢

Hey man do you have a discord server for your game?

how do i make those types of old games

1:30 what's this game?

More please bro 🙏 ❤

Sorry to be that guy but it's pronounced 'Professional"

what version of unreal did you use or its the retro priceable apple to every version and game engine don't really matter that much.

Welp... guess you found an investor that made you sign an NDA..

great video. I'd love to see more

Very good video, looking forward to future uploads

Do you have a discord by any chance? Might grow your community there. Looks awesome.

Are u dead or something? I haven’t uploaded in half a year.

GDC video on FPS animations: th-cam.com/video/CXFLu8cityA/w-d-xo.html

great video btw, but ivegot a questing regarding the data tables. at about 4:30 it looks like you're using an object reference variable for your child data assets, but when i tried to create the variable it shows no data assets to assign to it in the set node, im going to try doing the same thing with a class refrence but im not sure how long that would work.

3:24 I would use a set timer by event, instead of an event tick. Any time you can shut off tick, or avoid using it, you are improving performance. It's better to get into this habit on the first pass at code than to have to deal with untangling and fixing things later.

I love these types of games and it's looking very promising so far, Don't give up now!

That random float in range trick with sfx is one of my favorites 😍

That weapon setup was Slick as hell, I'm impressed welcome to my list!

Sooo... Did you quit?

More devlogs bro Good stuff

I dunno if youre still around but im very curious how you handled firerate and , you dont show it in the video , id really appreciate some insight on how its handled on a professional level , thx

I would love to try anything movement related and give my thoughts about it, i have alot of experience across several games and im trying to get into coding/programming but im doing that from home on my spare time. so we could probably help eachother out alot i think, if youre into building fps games :)

man i love your videos pls make more

I’m thoroughly impressed. I wanna hear more about the game studio you’re creating!

Please continue making this series, this way the type of series I was looking for for a year.

I'm sad that you are not making more of these great videos, but happy, considering that you are most likely busy working on your game(s) :D

Nice video. It's a nice one for me because I wanted to make a similar game with a different engine, so I can get ideas, but I'll still have to work on the implementation.

Understand about 10% of the technical here but seems super helpful

make more vids plz

i've been using actor components for guns, that way you can assign different behaviours (like projectile or hit trace), usually with just a pullTrigger/releaseTrigger event called in the player character or controller though this data asset thing seems more efficient... gonna have to try that

Hello, is there a chance you could make a video on how to make the game logic be framerate independent? So the enemies and movement behave in a similar manner no matter the framerate.