To perfectly replicate Madeline's hair movement it looks like the hair's pixels are moving strictly. If you pause and zoom in, you will see pixels that are occupying multiple individual pixel spaces. But, in Celeste, it doesn't do this. Any idea how I can achieve the strict pixel placement? Maybe rounding?
Thanks so much for the kind words and I'm glad you thought so! That's a great question and I think it depends on the art style. If it's not too far off from pixel art, you could probably make the hair parts more detailed - and with some fine-tuning make it look good. If it's a more detailed illustration though, you might be better off with a different approach. Unfortunately, I'm not too experienced with how that might work, but you _might_ be able to do something with animation rigging to get a similar feel. That's just a hunch though based on the little I know about animation rigging! Best of luck! 🙂
Hey! 🙂 That's a great question, but unfortunately I'm not sure how they did that. You *might* be able to achieve that with shaders/shadergraph in Unity, but that's just a hunch based on the little bit that I know about shaders.
@@tomuridev Ah good thinking! You could even put the black hair parts on a lower sorting layer (if you haven't already) and that'd probably look just like in Celeste. Thanks for the update. 🙂
recreate this in Godot pls most ppl are switching over to Unreal, Godot and Game Maker now. A lot of Unity projects moved over to Unreal over the last few months
I didn't believe this was your first video untill I checked
It's good as definitely keep making more :>
Thanks so much! I've wanted to start this up for awhile now haha. 😁 I really appreciate that!
This is such a good presentation style. Neat stuff!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
Excellent tutorial! Love your presentation, it's engaging but not handholdy. Keep it up!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the kind words! 🙂
Incredible video! I've been trying to do something similar for a while now but couldn't find anything else that felt nearly like celeste as this one!
Thank you for the kind words and I'm really glad to hear that the video helped! 🙂
This was an excellent tutorial! Thanks :)
ive been looking for this
I hope it was helpful! 🙂
@@ShapedByRainStudios you already have 500 vies and 35 subs in a week.. wow
It's definitely encouraging! 😀
Thank you for this video.
Good to see that you use the new input system, so many still use the old one because it is "simple".
M. D.
Great video. Super easy to understand and you showed exactly what I was looking for. keep it up!
I'm glad you found it useful and thank you for the kind words! 🙂
This is gonna save me a couple hours
Glad to hear! Hope it did! 🙂
Great, so clear, thank you.
You're welcome! 🙂
Really interesting!!
thank you :)
You're welcome! 🙂
To perfectly replicate Madeline's hair movement it looks like the hair's pixels are moving strictly. If you pause and zoom in, you will see pixels that are occupying multiple individual pixel spaces. But, in Celeste, it doesn't do this. Any idea how I can achieve the strict pixel placement? Maybe rounding?
Great video, and the concept is explained well, but what if the art style is not pixel art?
Thanks so much for the kind words and I'm glad you thought so! That's a great question and I think it depends on the art style. If it's not too far off from pixel art, you could probably make the hair parts more detailed - and with some fine-tuning make it look good.
If it's a more detailed illustration though, you might be better off with a different approach. Unfortunately, I'm not too experienced with how that might work, but you _might_ be able to do something with animation rigging to get a similar feel. That's just a hunch though based on the little I know about animation rigging! Best of luck! 🙂
@@ShapedByRainStudios Oh alright, thank you very much for spending your time, have a good day 😄
do you know how does the hair get an outline in celeste?
Hey! 🙂 That's a great question, but unfortunately I'm not sure how they did that. You *might* be able to achieve that with shaders/shadergraph in Unity, but that's just a hunch based on the little bit that I know about shaders.
@@ShapedByRainStudios i was thinking about shadergraph, thank you for answering!
@@ShapedByRainStudios Ok, i duplicated the hair anchor, made all little hair parts black and increased it in size, it looks great
@@tomuridev Ah good thinking! You could even put the black hair parts on a lower sorting layer (if you haven't already) and that'd probably look just like in Celeste. Thanks for the update. 🙂
@@ShapedByRainStudios i did that! It works great
recreate this in Godot pls
most ppl are switching over to Unreal, Godot and Game Maker now. A lot of Unity projects moved over to Unreal over the last few months