I came looking for copper and I found gold. Honestly, I just wanted to understand drift physics and I learnt about skid marks too! This is amazing, you MUST make more tutorials.
I love the quick videos, not many people do this, if I want a long drawn out explanation then Brackeys is where I will go, but short sweet game ideas are very welcome, I have subscribed and I will definitely look out for future videos
Its a shame that it seems you've stopped with your videos because they're very good in how much you present in such a short time with such great quality. This has been very helpful in helping me understand a concept ive been looking for thank you.
This is so much better than that WheelCollider abomination! The only thing I have changed is the fact thst I am using RigidBody applying force, setting drag and angular drag to it and so the physics engine do the same calculations but we also have some physiscs going on. I think it should be possible to use wheel collider for suspension simulation, so the wheels will jump on obstacles but all the wheels will not receive torque acting like a secondary wheels.
In the future there might be longer videos as well, subscribe to be notified. Until then, I suggest you try individual parts of the code in separate projects and building something with it just to understand them better.
@@oneminutegames7308 Oh of course I subscribed you deserve way more subscribers! The style and editing is very clean! I am currently watching your videos at a slower pace to figure out parts of them! Thanks for the reply
i just started today by downloading unity and my goal was at least having a movable car. this helped me a lot and im looking forward for more such videos!!
This video is incredible. I love this format so much and it's quick and to the point. I'm going to implement my game tonight and add Machine Learning agents as AI to try and race against the player. So happy to have come across your channel!
This is gold! Keep it up! Here's an idea: if you can, how about a short video about procedural animation with inverse kinematics like spider legs. Bet a ton of people would love that! When I was first starting off with procedural spider legs there was this short video about how to do it but it never goes thru it like you would. Would be a ton of help and it would fit perfectly on the grass cube. Although it would be sick to have it crawl around the cube. What I did with mine was use a rigidbody and use "hover pads" that wouldn't let go of the ground disguised as legs to get it to cling on walls... that would also be another dope idea "Hover Cars" yeah maybe go with that first and build the spider off of that in a different video? Either way, love to see what you come up with next!
Love the vid, its just what i was looking for. But im having trouble with the skid marks, they look god on the Scene tab but in the Game tab they are almost invisible. How do i make them less trasparent?
@@oneminutegames7308 i tried that, it needs to be super far from the floor, but if i put it on top of the car it looks weird. is there a way to give it priority, so you can see it through walls? and thanks for responding!
@@oneminutegames7308 I fixed it! the scale of everything was to small so the trails were thinking they were on the floor lol. making everything bigger fixed it. But now i have a new problem, because we are using transform.position instead of .addForce the car is clipping through walls, but i cant get the same feeling you did using addForce :(
I've tried implementing this in other game engines with quite good success although I have to ask some things. When MoveForce.Magnitude is 0, meaning when we are standing still. MoveForce.normalized should return nan and the script errors. How does unity handle it? Because my game throws errors. Its an easy fix with just one if statement but how does this code handle it? My second question is if there are any ideas how to implement vertical motion, so we can drive up ramps or bumps. Nice tutorial!
Good observations. This code doesn’t handle corner cases like this since it’s focusing on teaching basic logic. For slopes it is the best to use physics and rigidbody component for movement instead (rigidbody.MovePosition).
I'm having real trouble getting the steering to work right, the car pretty much just turns in a wide circle either clockwise or anticlockwise rather than turning like yours. Am I missing something simple?
Please make sure that the Empty for the car model has the position reset to 0 for the X, Y and Z axis. Then check again if it works. If not, then do this: 1. Delete all the car components and Empty; 2. Create a new Empty, call it Car or CarModel, or whatever you like, and reset its position to 0 for all of the axis. Make sure also the rotation is 0 for all the axis; 3. Remodel the car now since the Empty has all the rotation and position reset; 4. Code the CarController; 5. Test it and now it should work. Hope I have helped!
Simplest is to parent it under the car object. Better approach is to move the camera towards the car -> Camera.transform.position += (Vehicle.transform.position - Camera.transform.position) * Time.deltaTime * CameraSpeed + CameraOffset
Hi, great video! How did you make the lawn mower tilt (5:38) when steering? I'm trying to use an anchor point but i can't get it to work... Still great tutorial!
It's a collection of quads instantiated in a grid with a slight offset. Then, each grass blade is rotated slightly in the Update function using randomness from the Perlin noise to achieve a natural look.
The tilt is determined by calculating the difference between the move force and the forward direction, and then converting it into an angle using techniques like lerp, inverse lerp, pow, and so on. You can use online tools like Desmos to visualize the calculations. I'm a visual person, so it helps me a lot.
Thanks for taking the time to write a feedback. Fast speed is done by design to encourage people with less patience :) I’m glad you found a solution that works for you and I’m happy to hear you’re enjoying the videos. Good luck!
i did the same as u did and the car feels heavy and delay when steering and its just not realistic steering when i steer i lose much speed im using the 2022.3.45f1 editor
Little question... for example, if I add a Rigidbody and a Box or Mesh Collider to the car, then approach an incline, will it adapt to the incline or will it just go through it?
Incline also needs collider, and movement needs to be done with the rigidbody in the code (check Unity documentation and find rigidbody move functuon).
i didnt get near to the amount of driftting. had to change to fixedupdate and it worked. In case anyone else experiencedthe problem. Cant really explain why it changed though.
Anyone experiencing the "car go slowly and doesnt drift" problem here's a quick fix: - Change Drag value from 0.98 to something like 0.995, or even remove it completely if you don't need your car to slow down - Change around Speed & Max Speed (along with changing drag) Since the Drag multiplication is not limited by Time.deltaTime, depending on your system, Unity might be updating frames way too often resulting in Drag getting decreased drastically. Hope this helps someone.
@@MR.OOFofficial I'd need to take a look at the script that you use to control the car. If I have to take a guess based on this video you, you probably have a tranform.positon += MoveForce * time.deltaTime; somewhere in your script so your MoveForce vector's Z value is always negative. You mentioned it happens without you touching anything so you're not checking for Input.GetAxis("Vertical") anywhere, rather you're just multiplying the MoveForce vector with a transform.forward * {something negative}. This is all assumptions.
1) spawn grass blades in double for loops, making a x by y grid. 2) make each grass blade move by rotating it by putting Time.time a sine function. 3) offset each rotation by sampling perlin noise and adding it to the time in the sine function
Thanks! 1) Spawn grass blades in a grid, using double for loop, iterating over both the x and z axes. 2) Rotate them slightly over time using a sine function with Time.time as an input. 3) Finally, add an offset to the sine function using the Mathf.PerlinNoise.
thanks a lot for all the tutorials, need your help again please. when i recreate the car movement it works fine but no collisions occur with walls so nothing stops the car, it just go through them.@@oneminutegames7308
I dont know if you still read comments on this video, but ive implemented this into a little arcade game. I have a problem where i have a rigid body on the car, but because the movement is essentially teleporting the car it is able to clip through other solid objects. How would you or anyone approach dealing with this? :)
Did you also update code to move the car using physics and the collisions work? Otherwise first do that (replace the code for movement with rigidbody.Move). Then you can change the rigidbody settings to “continuous”. Use google and chatgpt for details.
You need to multiply the drag by deltaTime as well (MoveForce *= Drag * Time.deltaTime), something I've missed in the video. Then of course you need to increase the Drag value a lot (times 50 if you have the default time settings).
I came looking for copper and I found gold. Honestly, I just wanted to understand drift physics and I learnt about skid marks too! This is amazing, you MUST make more tutorials.
This is a really underrated channel and definately 100% deserves more subs.
I love the quick videos, not many people do this, if I want a long drawn out explanation then Brackeys is where I will go, but short sweet game ideas are very welcome, I have subscribed and I will definitely look out for future videos
Me too, that’s why I do them. The world needs more of it!
Finally found a good tutorial. I've searched the entire youtube to find this! Thank you
Me too bro ..let's talk
Its a shame that it seems you've stopped with your videos because they're very good in how much you present in such a short time with such great quality.
This has been very helpful in helping me understand a concept ive been looking for thank you.
Thanks! 🥰 something new is cooking up…
a beautiful project and all solved with just 37 neat lines!
I saw many tutorials on car physics. This was by far the most logical, concise and comprehensive.
This style of video is amazing and really unique, can't wait for your channel to blow up.
Thanks for the support!
@@oneminutegames7308 can you make a ship controller and water physics and shaders
You deserve the world man, simple , easy, clean, and with explanation, very thank you for your video, from Brazil 🙌🙌
Hey man you’re a legend. I’ve been trying to make a game where you drift around exactly like this and found this video. Thanks a lot!
Glad I could help
LOL. The lawnmower idea is so cool.
Thanks for the tutorial.
This is so much better than that WheelCollider abomination! The only thing I have changed is the fact thst I am using RigidBody applying force, setting drag and angular drag to it and so the physics engine do the same calculations but we also have some physiscs going on. I think it should be possible to use wheel collider for suspension simulation, so the wheels will jump on obstacles but all the wheels will not receive torque acting like a secondary wheels.
Holy balls, please make more videos, this is exactly the content I needed to get inspired and feel like making games in unity is accessible! I love it
One of the most useful tutorials ever! Would love to see a slower paced tutorial though! Because I’m new and can’t keep up lol
In the future there might be longer videos as well, subscribe to be notified. Until then, I suggest you try individual parts of the code in separate projects and building something with it just to understand them better.
@@oneminutegames7308 Oh of course I subscribed you deserve way more subscribers! The style and editing is very clean! I am currently watching your videos at a slower pace to figure out parts of them! Thanks for the reply
@@oneminutegames7308 subed and shared ..just make 60 more one minute toutorial step by step..your video are strongest
i just started today by downloading unity and my goal was at least having a movable car. this helped me a lot and im looking forward for more such videos!!
Awesome! Good to hear that. Keep up 👍
You’re content is amazingly helpful and the style of video is well thought out. I Appreciate it.
Thanks, I’m glad I can help 🙏
Probably the best unity tutorial ive watched
I just realized you only have 522 subs.
Bruh. You deserve >100k.
Please Make Another videos you turorials are very perfect and amazing
This video is incredible. I love this format so much and it's quick and to the point. I'm going to implement my game tonight and add Machine Learning agents as AI to try and race against the player. So happy to have come across your channel!
Thanks, means a lot. Good luck with the project, seems like an interesting challenge 👏
This is gold! Keep it up! Here's an idea: if you can, how about a short video about procedural animation with inverse kinematics like spider legs. Bet a ton of people would love that! When I was first starting off with procedural spider legs there was this short video about how to do it but it never goes thru it like you would. Would be a ton of help and it would fit perfectly on the grass cube.
Although it would be sick to have it crawl around the cube. What I did with mine was use a rigidbody and use "hover pads" that wouldn't let go of the ground disguised as legs to get it to cling on walls... that would also be another dope idea "Hover Cars" yeah maybe go with that first and build the spider off of that in a different video? Either way, love to see what you come up with next!
Thank you, it means a lot
This is a great channel! Love it! I just wish you would upload more often.
please bring more videos like this a small car game would be appreciated i want to create so many things and this looks such a cute game to make.
Greate Work keep it up
Amazing stuff, super underrated channel guys.
You are a genius! Thank you for the incredible videos.
Thank u so much! Super high quality content! love it! Keep it up man!
Dude, your videos are amazing! Thank you, and please keep it up!
Thank you very much. :below three:
Thankyou so much you help me alot ❤❤
Thanks man .. this help me a lot.
It s great to see your videos, simple and easy to sucess
Cool presentation of the lesson
this perfect video that i need❤
Hi buddy, It's been a while and I surely miss yours awesome videos. I hope you are well and get back soon :)
I know… soon! Thanks for the support 🙏
thank u! u explain everything so well! ❤❤
Love the vid, its just what i was looking for. But im having trouble with the skid marks, they look god on the Scene tab but in the Game tab they are almost invisible. How do i make them less trasparent?
Maybe they are on the same plane as the floor and geometry is overlapping. Try lifting it up a bit.
@@oneminutegames7308 i tried that, it needs to be super far from the floor, but if i put it on top of the car it looks weird.
is there a way to give it priority, so you can see it through walls?
and thanks for responding!
For that you would need to write a special shader. I don’t have a straight solution, it needs a bit of research, try google or chatgpt.
@@oneminutegames7308 I fixed it! the scale of everything was to small so the trails were thinking they were on the floor lol. making everything bigger fixed it. But now i have a new problem, because we are using transform.position instead of .addForce the car is clipping through walls, but i cant get the same feeling you did using addForce :(
Loved this tutorial!
Sir, you're the bomb💣won yourself a new subscriber
Thank you. Definitely subscribing.
Really awesome video. simple af to follow and super effective.
Very nice! Thank you!
I've tried implementing this in other game engines with quite good success although I have to ask some things.
When MoveForce.Magnitude is 0, meaning when we are standing still. MoveForce.normalized should return nan and the script errors. How does unity handle it? Because my game throws errors. Its an easy fix with just one if statement but how does this code handle it?
My second question is if there are any ideas how to implement vertical motion, so we can drive up ramps or bumps.
Nice tutorial!
Good observations. This code doesn’t handle corner cases like this since it’s focusing on teaching basic logic.
For slopes it is the best to use physics and rigidbody component for movement instead (rigidbody.MovePosition).
No racing game is complete without tire tracks, also 30 min of scrubbing through content packed into a nice 6 min video ... INSTA SUBBED and BELL!
Great explanation, thank you! Can you make the same for Rigidbody control with Torque or give a hint and how to make it?
WOW! I like your youTube channel!
Thanks! 😃
Super cool video! Could you give a hint on how you did the tilting threw the curves?
Nicee, thank you! Any tips to make the car go reverse?
Need more video like that
Hello sir can you make same type of drift using whell colider and rigid body please
I'm having real trouble getting the steering to work right, the car pretty much just turns in a wide circle either clockwise or anticlockwise rather than turning like yours. Am I missing something simple?
Same Problem Here
Please make sure that the Empty for the car model has the position reset to 0 for the X, Y and Z axis. Then check again if it works. If not, then do this:
1. Delete all the car components and Empty;
2. Create a new Empty, call it Car or CarModel, or whatever you like, and reset its position to 0 for all of the axis. Make sure also the rotation is 0 for all the axis;
3. Remodel the car now since the Empty has all the rotation and position reset;
4. Code the CarController;
5. Test it and now it should work.
Hope I have helped!
For some reason my car is going backward without me pressing anything?
you have a tip how to make a camera follow the car?
Simplest is to parent it under the car object. Better approach is to move the camera towards the car -> Camera.transform.position += (Vehicle.transform.position - Camera.transform.position) * Time.deltaTime * CameraSpeed + CameraOffset
Great tutorial, Thanks, ✌
Thanks you really helped me :)
Instructions unclear my car goes up and down when i press the moving keys😂👍
Check the rotation of the graphics, make sure that the car looks in the direction of the blue arrow of the parent object.
Nice! Thank you very much!!! 👍👍
I hope you keep going with more videos m8?!
Great tutorial. How would i go about making solid objects for a level such as ramps and barriers?
Great tutorial. One problem. After adding the lerp function, my car moves very slowly and changing the speed/max speed doesn't help.
ı have this problem too. But ı changed the movement speed and it works
How you made grass sway effect and also the other thin is particle effects upon triggering to grass blade?
How would you tie this in with UI button or a steering wheel?
well the next-gen brackeys in here
I love brackeys and this is a nice compliment, thank you
it didnt work for me for some reason :/ idk why but it wont drift help pls
That was a perfect instruction
What an amazing video
@One Minute Games I searched for many videos but there is no video that make grass particle behind plz can you tell me😅
Can you make a tutorial for some space game like flying with space ship. Please
Hi, great video! How did you make the lawn mower tilt (5:38) when steering? I'm trying to use an anchor point but i can't get it to work... Still great tutorial!
Idk if you'll reply to this but any idea how to do the grass in the lawnmower part.
Never done anything similar before
It's a collection of quads instantiated in a grid with a slight offset. Then, each grass blade is rotated slightly in the Update function using randomness from the Perlin noise to achieve a natural look.
The tilt is determined by calculating the difference between the move force and the forward direction, and then converting it into an angle using techniques like lerp, inverse lerp, pow, and so on. You can use online tools like Desmos to visualize the calculations. I'm a visual person, so it helps me a lot.
I want to make a following camera, but I don't know how. Can you or anybodey help me?
will it work in 3d? that is to say that it goes down and goes up with physics? and have other cars and collide with each other?
Hey I was wondering if you knew a way to have regular turning and enable drifting
Play around with the values in inspector until it is not drifting, write the new values down, and switch between them from code.
With this tip can you create a realistic drifting game like real life like CarX drift racing 2. Can you create a realistic game using your method?
Very cool.
Is it possible to make some type of handbrake via the same code?
Very fast lol, I had to put it in 0.5 speed because I'm still a beginner. But awesome videos!
Thanks for taking the time to write a feedback. Fast speed is done by design to encourage people with less patience :) I’m glad you found a solution that works for you and I’m happy to hear you’re enjoying the videos. Good luck!
Bro pls make the wheels rotation and steering also
Thank you, I found what I am looking for But I don't know how to animate the front wheels with the turns! Could you help me with this?
Crazy helpful
I love this
i did the same as u did and the car feels heavy and delay when steering and its just not realistic steering when i steer i lose much speed im using the 2022.3.45f1 editor
how can i make it with the grass where when you drive over it it cuts it at the end? also great video it was really helpful❤
Thanks 🙏 check the comments, I think I’ve answered it somewhere. Also check how collisions and triggers work. Ask google and chatgpt for examples.
I don't know why but my car are very slowly but very great tutorial 🤔
Anyone have any ideas on how to implement a system to swap between cars? Amazing tutorial!
just change the gameobject that has the model. you dont have to put this script on the model itself
Little question... for example, if I add a Rigidbody and a Box or Mesh Collider to the car, then approach an incline, will it adapt to the incline or will it just go through it?
Incline also needs collider, and movement needs to be done with the rigidbody in the code (check Unity documentation and find rigidbody move functuon).
@@oneminutegames7308 okey thanks!
i didnt get near to the amount of driftting. had to change to fixedupdate and it worked. In case anyone else experiencedthe problem. Cant really explain why it changed though.
I have problem i script car controlle : 21
Anyone experiencing the "car go slowly and doesnt drift" problem here's a quick fix:
- Change Drag value from 0.98 to something like 0.995, or even remove it completely if you don't need your car to slow down
- Change around Speed & Max Speed (along with changing drag)
Since the Drag multiplication is not limited by Time.deltaTime, depending on your system, Unity might be updating frames way too often resulting in Drag getting decreased drastically.
Hope this helps someone.
Do you know why my car is going in reverse without me touching anything?
@MR.OOFofficial check in which direction the blue arrow is pointing when you select the car, maybe graphics are reversed
@@oneminutegames7308 how do I active it?
It’s the move tool, it shows arrows when the tool is selected. The shortcut is ‘W’.
@@MR.OOFofficial I'd need to take a look at the script that you use to control the car.
If I have to take a guess based on this video you, you probably have a
tranform.positon += MoveForce * time.deltaTime; somewhere in your script so your MoveForce vector's Z value is always negative.
You mentioned it happens without you touching anything so you're not checking for Input.GetAxis("Vertical") anywhere, rather you're just multiplying the MoveForce vector with a transform.forward * {something negative}.
This is all assumptions.
i love this tut. and i tried to follow it but i can't position the camera
Can you make a one wheel bike controller ❤️❤️
can you make this tutorial but in phone joystick
can you explain in short how you made the grass blades that flow like this?
1) spawn grass blades in double for loops, making a x by y grid. 2) make each grass blade move by rotating it by putting Time.time a sine function. 3) offset each rotation by sampling perlin noise and adding it to the time in the sine function
thanks a lot @@oneminutegames7308
you are amazing, please teach me how you create the grass effect please, please, please
Thanks! 1) Spawn grass blades in a grid, using double for loop, iterating over both the x and z axes. 2) Rotate them slightly over time using a sine function with Time.time as an input. 3) Finally, add an offset to the sine function using the Mathf.PerlinNoise.
@@oneminutegames7308 wow that was a fast replay bro thanks a lot. you add a collider on the car to destroy the grass as a cutting effect right?
@@Minaia1017 yes
thanks a lot for all the tutorials, need your help again please. when i recreate the car movement it works fine but no collisions occur with walls so nothing stops the car, it just go through them.@@oneminutegames7308
I dont know if you still read comments on this video, but ive implemented this into a little arcade game. I have a problem where i have a rigid body on the car, but because the movement is essentially teleporting the car it is able to clip through other solid objects. How would you or anyone approach dealing with this? :)
Did you also update code to move the car using physics and the collisions work? Otherwise first do that (replace the code for movement with rigidbody.Move). Then you can change the rigidbody settings to “continuous”. Use google and chatgpt for details.
Something's wrong with the deltaTime's, this is not framerate independant, the drag force changes with framerate. Any ideas?
You need to multiply the drag by deltaTime as well (MoveForce *= Drag * Time.deltaTime), something I've missed in the video. Then of course you need to increase the Drag value a lot (times 50 if you have the default time settings).
Plz make more and more
I dont know why, but it doesnt work. The car go slowly and doesnt drift. Can anybody help me please.
how do you solve collisions
how could i add a speedometer to this? because when i use transform.position, target.velocity.magnitude doesnt work. hope you can help :)
The "MoveForce" is a variable we use as velocity here, so the MoveForce.magnitude will tell you the speed.
Thank you so much, it worked!
how would you make the wheels rotate in response to the keyboard inputs?
Wheel.transform.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler( Vector3.up * InputHorizontal * WheelRotation);
Why is car not falling from the platform, is it because it does not have Rigid body?
Yes, rigidbody adds physics and gravity, but then you also need to move it using rigidbody instead of transform.