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Although I don't even use unity, I love to see the passion that talented people like you have for this stuff. I wish your channel lots of growth!

I enjoyed this alot, I came across this my recommended and the short explanation of materials was really insightful for me. A proper deepdive without getting super complicated would be nice to see!

Any good tips on camera placement? FOV? Clipping planes.. that sort of stuff.

man... its just as easy as duplicating the animation to edit it.. LORD I have suffered haha thank you

finally a workflow that can actually work

This has only two real solutions, don't be dumb 1. two cameras 2. separate animation for hands and weapons when close to a wall Everything else is just stupid solutions

IMPORTANT: I found out why you might get the jittery camera even with everything working well. The issue is when you rotate the body of the player towards the camera/orientation. I don't really know why but removing this body rotation will fix the laggy camera.

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Skip to 3:00 for the only correct solution to this ENTIRELY self-imposed problem. Three minutes of wasted breath to describe 1.) a problem that only exists if you MAKE it exist by cutting corners and 2.) a bunch of silly non-solutions that look like shit and make gunplay feel flat and boring as fuck.

2:36 you can make different fov for weapon and environment by just stretching the weapon model like they've done it in Half-Life 1 Colt Python. Other thing is they stretched it too much :)

you can also just use a shader to make it always render ontop or use a matrix to make it render in a really weird way that makes it always ontop

Why does the first method affect performance so much? Why does a second render target (is that the right term?) bomb so much, even if it just has a gun model and two arms?

The issues with all these is that when it comes to some players (me) going up to NPC's face, we'd get hands and guns fitting entirely within the head. It looks really goofy Example: play Borderlands 2

Just use 2x Render Objects (custom passes) and set to "After Rendering Opaques", set depth test in both, one on "always" and another one on "less equal", now your SSAO will mess up the model, just tick another option on it that i dont remember right now and fixed.

Tiny method but done from shaders so it only affects the rendering and not real scale, you also get to control FOV separately if you do it via materials

what about just changing the sorting layer?

This video is a hidden gem, thank you

Thank you very much!

Or you could have a anim stat where the character lowers their gun when too close to walls. 🤔

ı use the tiny method actaully. another camera is a good way to performance lost

why does AI have to do things we find fun like making games or creating art like make this stuff do peoples taxes or something bro like wtf is this

WOW I really needed this before but I think I already fixed the gitter but still I will switch to cinemachine , I had a really complicated problem and it randomly got fixed , I had to make the camera follow the ridgidbody and I had a ridgidbody (GUN) follow a child of the camera so it was really weird got, before that I had an even weirder problem I wanted the gun as a ridgidbody to be a child of a child of the camera that moved with the player ridgidbody obviously didnt work but I made the gun not a child then worked

This is all well and good. But I'm running into a problem. Now that I'm using Cinemachine 3.0.1, I cannot figure out how to invert the y axis of my camera movement in a way that is configurable in code. Setting an invert vector processor in the InputActions asset does invert the control, but I want something that can be changed in code (so the player can set the option they want). So I tried applying an invert vector processor override in code... But it doesn't seem to do anything (either I'm doing it wrong, or CinemachineInputAxisController is overriding it). There's also the "Gain" field in the CinemachineInputAxisController. And setting the Look Y (Tilt) Gain to 1 (rather than its default -1) DOES invert the y axis. But in the actual script, there's only one Gain float that applies to both the X and Y axis.. It's public, but I can't seem to access it anyway.. and the obvious: it's ONE value that's showing up as two values in the Inspector... So obviously there's stuff going on under the hood that's way beyond my understanding here (I've been back and forth with ChatGPT, which is not being super helpful cause it keeps giving me info that is depreciated/not applicable to Cinemachine 3.0.1 and can't seem to find the answer either).. I've also dug through the Cinemachine 3.0.1. API and there's nothing helpful there.. This is absolutely INSANE to me that this is so complicated, and now I've spent HOURS trying to figure this out when it should be simple... A public, code-accessible bool for invertYAxis (and I guess one invertXAxis for the weirdos). WHAT. The. HECK!? Someone help PLEASE!

Short and informative video. No long beating around the bush. Thank you!

I'm using local instance of Flux with custom trained LorA and ControlNet to control the results. It's impossible to stay consistent using text prompts only. Always do photo bashing of the initial design first and use it as a canny or depth for the ControlNet. You can event do a basic 3D model in Blender and export depth map of it.

Make more videos ur underrated af

Only Up dev could have used this for assets...seriously, screw all those people that ruined that devs game.

I think AI is pretty good tool for blocking or experimenting new concept. It can gives us a better feel

Is it even legal to sell AI generated content? I don't think you can publish it on steam. Would be pretty cool for indie devs though.

My stable diffusion is horribly slow even though I have good hardware. It takes at least an hour to generate one single prompt and I tried everything. I put necessary commandlines to start, I did what people say on the internet. It doesn't work for some reason

its funny how artists get so angry everytime they see anything related to AI. They just think they rule the world. thats why I think the best way to use AI is to not let anyone know that you did

can you suggest something for icons

Quality content brother keep going

I think I should’ve been pretty clear with this. While I did showcase ways to get pretty much all the game assets, I obviously don’t want you guys to fully rely just on AI generated assets. I’d primarily suggest you to use them for prototypes and inspirations.

Postmortem at r/gamedev "Why my AI game did not sell".

Place in the credits of ur game: Developer - A.I. Assistant - semikoder

Does he reply

I will switch to unreal engine

i agree

Checkout my updated video that showcases how to generate spritesheets, 3D models and more! th-cam.com/video/zEfBPmPDUVc/w-d-xo.html

the short answer how to remove jittering is to replace Update() with LateUpdate() method

i dont have these issues but cinemachine having explosion and some other stuff built in is one less work i will have to do so its great anyways

@5:22 the "step x" bit made it genuinely hard to follow. Please don't do it in future videos; every youtuber does self-deprecating humor in coding tutorials and it has never been funny and it always makes the concepts harder to follow. Make professional, to-the-point, videos; that's what we are here for. thanks. Otherwise great video.

Cool video but not recommend to use motion blur in it. I want to watch those things clearly without pausing

hi i use your solution and my rotation problem was solved but now i cant control my character because when i want to go forward when i looking right, my character wants to go left :/ the inputs arent change here is my code public class PlayerController : MonoBehaviour { [SerializeField] float moveSpeed; [SerializeField] float sensitivity = 0.1f; [SerializeField] int jumpPower; [SerializeField] Transform camTransform; Transform groundCheck; Rigidbody rb; Vector3 moveDirection; Vector2 currentRotation; private void Awake() { rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody>(); groundCheck = transform.GetChild(1); camTransform = transform.GetChild(0); } private void Start() { Cursor.lockState = CursorLockMode.Locked; } private void FixedUpdate() { rb.AddForce(new Vector2(moveDirection.x * moveSpeed, moveDirection.y * moveSpeed)); } public void OnMove(InputAction.CallbackContext context) { Vector2 inputDirection = context.ReadValue<Vector2>(); moveDirection = new Vector2(inputDirection.x, inputDirection.y); } public void OnJump(InputAction.CallbackContext context) { if (IsGrounded() && context.performed) { rb.AddForce(Vector3.up * jumpPower, ForceMode.Impulse); } } public void OnRotate(InputAction.CallbackContext context) { Vector2 mouseDelta = context.ReadValue<Vector2>(); currentRotation.x += mouseDelta.x * sensitivity; currentRotation.y -= mouseDelta.y * sensitivity; currentRotation.y = Mathf.Clamp(currentRotation.y, -90f, 90f); } private bool IsGrounded() { return Physics.CheckSphere(groundCheck.position, 0.2f); } }

rotating camera and other stuff is always ass for me. The inspector display one number, eulerAngle display another, which makes clamping kind of a pain

Still have jittering, followed all steps.

Twice as much work is required to edit Ai generated images. Lol

My boy, just put the camera movement in FixedUpdate, just like any other physical object, and interpolate the camera. Problem solved.

this graphics are crazy, love it its awsome.