Hey everyone! To those of you who can't find the package: Unity has moved the "Show Preview Packages". You can now find it under Edit -> Project Settings -> Package Manager -> Enable Preview Packages. If you check that box, you should see preview packages in the Package Manager! :-) Stay awesome!
Can't find it there either... :( If it isn't too much trouble, would you mind making an updated version of the tutorial in general? I think a lot of it has changed since this video was made, and can't find any recent tutorials on the subject.
I hope you found the answer but you need to click on advanced in the package manager then click on show preview packages. Drove me nuts. There is no ALL button like in the video. Then 2D SpriteShape should appear so you can install.
Hey everyone! I want to keep this short and simple to not waste your time 🙂 I recently started a coding discord server for people who likes to code or just want to learn how to code. We have multiple users who are very experienced in diffrent coding languages and would love to help everyone so if this sounds intesting you are more then welcome to join the server: discord.gg/rNwnb2e
Here's a quick rundown: Attach PolygonCollider2D to object Create instance of Texture2D (Texture must have read/write permissions) Remove pixels accordingly Apply (MAKE SURE ORIGINAL FILE IS BACKED UP AND TEXTURE IS AN INSTANCE) Replace PolygonCollider2D: Destroy(GetComponent());gameObject.AddComponent(); By default, polygonColliders use alpha to determine what is and isn't part of the object, so setting the alpha to 0 of pixels will change the collision.
Yeah I personally don't use the new tilemap system since I haven't updated past 5.54f due to compatibility issues, so I don't know how this would apply to a system like that. Destructible terrain on a tilemap does sound difficult to do, but if the tiles aren't modified after runtime, these changes should work perfectly fine so long as you can find and modify the specified tile textures. If you wanted to save these changes permanently, you could try storing a class containing a coordinate and a radius and activating after the tilemap is generated to re-create the damages to the affected tiles. If you wanted to use a more detailed system for damage, you could try using sprite damage shapes, overlaying them, and removing pixels wherever overlap is present. That's just my idea though, not sure how it would work in a practical environment. In my scenario, I'm using destructible terrain in a multiplayer game, so I need to be able to send and share the damage data over the network to both connected players and new players. These are some of the solutions I came up with to solve my own issues. Hope this helps!
I started my 2nd project for my Games class just a couple days ago, and I wondered if it was possible to create curved sprite shapes. Then here you are releasing a video just a few days prior. This is exactly what I needed. This, your 2D Effectors video, and 2D Movement video, have been extremely helpful for my project. Thank you!
Can confirm it still works in Unity 2021.3.25f1 (no need to install via package manager, it's already built-in), although some things/settings have been moved a little bit. Can reproduce both open and closed-ended shapes like in video :)
I use the "emulator" (it is a virtual version of a non existent device) TIC-80 to easily code retro games It felt really rewarding to code something it just works
For all of you awesome guys who still cant find the 2DSpriteShape Package, if you have the Package Manager open, just look at the top left corner there is the Advanced Button. Go for it and there should be the "Enable Preview Packages" option.
They changed this tool alot. Many of the features from this video are gone. I think they are in separate package manager download now but IDK what its called
Guys , I cant make the corners appear, even when I switch to automatic from disabled, the sprites are correct.. Is there something else i am missing here?
The texture for the platform doesn't appear when I add it to the Open sprite shape profile, and when i create it in the hierarchy it just appears as a line in the scene as if the texture is squashed or something.
For those having problem with newer versions. 1. Yes there is a package. So use the search box and make sure you're viewing ALL PACKAGES not IN PROJECT. 2. Use Open Shape in Sprite Shape Profile. 3. Select the flat platform Sprite Shape Profile and ---DO NOT RIGHT CLICK IN HIERARCHY---. Instead click on the top left button in hierarchy and create the object. This way it will create the shape for this specific profile.
Same I'm currently working on an isometric game and when I was first using Unity of the tools were so limiting that I really could not do what I wanted to do in too deep so I ended up making the world 3D but with a pixel art style and using 2D Sprites to run around but it would be nice if he gave us a tour of so I can know what I did wrong
I know this is kind of complicated and.. I saw your level editor video already but.. could you make a tutorial about a 2D level editor similar to Mario Maker's or something like that? basically one where the player can create levels in-game, save them, play them it'd be lovely of you!
Brackeys, Please re-do your "Build a game in unity" video series using the same game, but using ECS instead. It would be a great way to compare the two methods.
To delete a point while editing a spline, select the point and press delete on your keyboard. I couldn't find how to in any documentation, official or otherwise. Eventually I realized it had to be something really simple. Hopefully this comment saves you the time I lost.
That's such a useful feature! I have only one problem, and that is trying to change the opacity of the sprite shape... I don't know whether I just did something wrong or forgot to check something, but no matter what I try, the alpha channel won't do anything. It's really a shame, it would have been so useful for level designing... If anyone has a clue as to what I am doing wrong, I would highly appreciate it!
Great video, I'm already looking forward to adding this technique to my project. video tip, I find nothing about 2d animations that react to illuminations, would give a great video.
This feature doesn't seem to work the same anymore? It's always a square or at least 3 vertices whenever I try to edit it, and I can't seem to produce a single line like you. Also there are differences like the profile types.
This tutor is awesome , he always surprises me with his cool videos but what surprises me more is his video is disliked, yeah everyone is entitled to his/her opinion but it is "Brackeys" common!
Hey, has anyoune same issue, that the corner option is missing? I'm using Unity2020.3 and the line colider stays as a line and does not wrap the object :(
Only one issue I'm having. Changing the pixels per unit on the fill sprite, "Tile 6" doesnt change anything. The other sprites in the sprite shape work just fine.
I wonder how that would be done... I imagine you could do some kind of collider detection, destroy the platform and spawn a bunch of sprites (the ones used to build the platform). That way, you could spawn them using some maths functions tricks to apply velocities and create a kind of small explosion that would then fall down and disappear out of the bottom of the screen... You might be able to use a particle effect event - that would let you create a kind of upwards cone effect where the sprites would be thrown up and then fall. Make sense?
Hey everyone!
To those of you who can't find the package: Unity has moved the "Show Preview Packages".
You can now find it under Edit -> Project Settings -> Package Manager -> Enable Preview Packages.
If you check that box, you should see preview packages in the Package Manager! :-)
Stay awesome!
❤️
can't find it. there's only "preset manager" at my project settings. D:
Can't find it there either... :( If it isn't too much trouble, would you mind making an updated version of the tutorial in general? I think a lot of it has changed since this video was made, and can't find any recent tutorials on the subject.
@@trlcdhck I agree, also since its officially released now
Five years later and it's still very helpful. Thanks a lot.
I didn't check but did they update the package with new useful feature and work on the feedback given in the video about the UI?
Anyone on MacOS can find the 2D SpriteShape package if you click on Advanced->Show preview packages in the Package Manager :)
Thank you!
Using Windows and Unity 2019 and it's like this now as well.
i love you
I hope you found the answer but you need to click on advanced in the package manager then click on show preview packages. Drove me nuts. There is no ALL button like in the video. Then 2D SpriteShape should appear so you can install.
thank you, miss
Awesome ..You save lot of my time..
The new 2D features are soooo exciting! Nice one covering Sprite Shape. =D
Yeah, Thank you too for covering the new 2D animation tool :) !
hey, how can I delete point on the curve please ?
Why did you put a dick at the end?
the most ambitous crossover: MortMort and Brackeys, two of my favorite youtubers.
The legend, still getting back to his tutorials
Simple straightforward introduction to SpriteShape. Thanks!
Sonic clones, here we come!
Oh shit
Original Character do not steel!
@@thealientree3821 i am more of a silver person
@@illustrukarma nah, I like my username ;)
Hey everyone! I want to keep this short and simple to not waste your time 🙂 I recently started a coding discord server for people who likes to code or just want to learn how to code. We have multiple users who are very experienced in diffrent coding languages and would love to help everyone so if this sounds intesting you are more then welcome to join the server: discord.gg/rNwnb2e
im convinced brackeys owns skill-share
Wow, you did something I requested and you released it on my birthday!
HAPPY birthday my friend ! ! !
Amazing feature, makes life so much easier!
Can you do one about dynamic 2D terrain destruction
Here's a quick rundown:
Attach PolygonCollider2D to object
Create instance of Texture2D (Texture must have read/write permissions)
Remove pixels accordingly
Apply (MAKE SURE ORIGINAL FILE IS BACKED UP AND TEXTURE IS AN INSTANCE)
Replace PolygonCollider2D: Destroy(GetComponent());gameObject.AddComponent();
By default, polygonColliders use alpha to determine what is and isn't part of the object, so setting the alpha to 0 of pixels will change the collision.
@@ChupachuGames I though of that to, but I could not get it working with the tilemap workflow of Unity
Yeah I personally don't use the new tilemap system since I haven't updated past 5.54f due to compatibility issues, so I don't know how this would apply to a system like that.
Destructible terrain on a tilemap does sound difficult to do, but if the tiles aren't modified after runtime, these changes should work perfectly fine so long as you can find and modify the specified tile textures. If you wanted to save these changes permanently, you could try storing a class containing a coordinate and a radius and activating after the tilemap is generated to re-create the damages to the affected tiles.
If you wanted to use a more detailed system for damage, you could try using sprite damage shapes, overlaying them, and removing pixels wherever overlap is present. That's just my idea though, not sure how it would work in a practical environment.
In my scenario, I'm using destructible terrain in a multiplayer game, so I need to be able to send and share the damage data over the network to both connected players and new players.
These are some of the solutions I came up with to solve my own issues. Hope this helps!
@@rubenbezuidenhout1493 old but you could add the ground over it in the z axis and when it breaks it only shows the hole under it.
If you don't find it; click advanced and show preview packages in the package manager, then it'll show up.
where is advanced
oh found it
I started my 2nd project for my Games class just a couple days ago, and I wondered if it was possible to create curved sprite shapes. Then here you are releasing a video just a few days prior. This is exactly what I needed.
This, your 2D Effectors video, and 2D Movement video, have been extremely helpful for my project. Thank you!
Wonderful as always Brackeys
Wow! its amazing and i always wanted this
The 2D Sprite Shape ROCKS! 👍😜
Dear unity I love your curves and all your edges all your glitchy imperfections lol
Unity making the rayman editor, nice :D
Looks like it saves a lot of time. Great video!
Can confirm it still works in Unity 2021.3.25f1 (no need to install via package manager, it's already built-in), although some things/settings have been moved a little bit. Can reproduce both open and closed-ended shapes like in video :)
I use the "emulator" (it is a virtual version of a non existent device)
TIC-80 to easily code retro games
It felt really rewarding to code something it just works
TIC-80 is awesome :D
Unity definitely is improving
For all of you awesome guys who still cant find the 2DSpriteShape Package, if you have the Package Manager open, just look at the top left corner there is
the Advanced Button. Go for it and there should be the "Enable Preview Packages" option.
this will make a great sonic game.
So simple... But not now, in this version of unity.
Brackeys AKA the Unity Master
wow, such a AMAZING 2D feature!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing. : D
If you are having issues with anything being able to glitch into the edge collider, you can try using a poly collider instead.
wow this is a powerful tool
Another fantastic video. Thank you!
Under "Collider", I cannot see "Corner Type", no matter what I do. Has that been removed?
They changed this tool alot. Many of the features from this video are gone. I think they are in separate package manager download now but IDK what its called
@@seansullivan6176 Meh, too bad :( Feel free to answer here if you find it out :)
Thanks
Very professional way to make the platform
thx for the vid ^^. I was always thinking that such a feature would be nice in unity and now its there!
This is gonna be useful for my b-tech
LOVE MORT MORT
Very nice!
Guys , I cant make the corners appear, even when I switch to automatic from disabled, the sprites are correct.. Is there something else i am missing here?
Wow, this looks promising! Can't wait to do an awesome platformer in minutes.
loving the 2d dev content
Really awesome vid. Many thanks.
Unity Jesus strikes again. Well done sir, well done.
really good , thanks for help
I love you Brackys you are my favorite TH-camr
Wait... Mortmort?! Wow! I know that guy!. I- i know... that. Guy *cough*
I've actually used to watch his Videos, too
This is awesome!
The texture for the platform doesn't appear when I add it to the Open sprite shape profile, and when i create it in the hierarchy it just appears as a line in the scene as if the texture is squashed or something.
Thanks for all the help my Unity Daddy
For those having problem with newer versions.
1. Yes there is a package. So use the search box and make sure you're viewing ALL PACKAGES not IN PROJECT.
2. Use Open Shape in Sprite Shape Profile.
3. Select the flat platform Sprite Shape Profile and ---DO NOT RIGHT CLICK IN HIERARCHY---. Instead click on the top left button in hierarchy and create the object. This way it will create the shape for this specific profile.
i just saw that specific upload by mortmort and added it to watch later so i could see this one first LOL
Please make a isometric tile system and crafting game tutorial!
Yes please!
Same I'm currently working on an isometric game and when I was first using Unity of the tools were so limiting that I really could not do what I wanted to do in too deep so I ended up making the world 3D but with a pixel art style and using 2D Sprites to run around but it would be nice if he gave us a tour of so I can know what I did wrong
I know this is kind of complicated and.. I saw your level editor video already but.. could you make a tutorial about a 2D level editor similar to Mario Maker's or something like that? basically one where the player can create levels in-game, save them, play them
it'd be lovely of you!
I feel like you need to do an updated multiplayer tutorial...
yeah
love it! Thanks for the vid!
I saw many tutorials on this topic but i only understand your tutorial because you explained it nicely.☺️😊
i think i have seen the video of mortmort making that sprite sheet!
i think so.....
Brackeys, Please re-do your "Build a game in unity" video series using the same game, but using ECS instead. It would be a great way to compare the two methods.
Great video, thank you very much!
Loving it! Might make a 2d game at some point!
more More MOREEEEEE mortmort.
Realy make ur awsome content faster. 😃
Omg this so awesome
Good, thank you, tutorial awasome
Sharing what you have expected and experienced when using this feature for the first time is pretty cool and helpful. Keep it up :)
To delete a point while editing a spline, select the point and press delete on your keyboard.
I couldn't find how to in any documentation, official or otherwise. Eventually I realized it had to be something really simple. Hopefully this comment saves you the time I lost.
great video. Im using new version though so my edge collide is not a box like yours and I don't have any round corners options.
Insane!
Nice video! When I get some free time I'll definitely give spriteshape a try
All I was thinking in the beginning was, man, those tiles sure do look a lot like MortMorts'...
That's such a useful feature! I have only one problem, and that is trying to change the opacity of the sprite shape... I don't know whether I just did something wrong or forgot to check something, but no matter what I try, the alpha channel won't do anything. It's really a shame, it would have been so useful for level designing...
If anyone has a clue as to what I am doing wrong, I would highly appreciate it!
this is great!
This channel is so awesome! I’ve recently just started with Unity, and this channel has really helped me!
Nice video!
Can you brackeys make a video on how to make an endless background , Please !
The tile art is from MortMort
Very helpful
It might seem really out of place but can you do a mini Godot Engine series?
I think he hasn't used Godot. There are other tutorials on youtube.
Nice vid! Btw I wanted to ask you if you have experiences with neural networks?
More touch control and techniques please !
Can you guys make a full tutorial on how to make a trading card game?
Really like your videos by the way, they're really helpful
I loved your previous unet tutorials, will you make a new series when the new system starts to setlle?
Great video, I'm already looking forward to adding this technique to my project. video tip, I find nothing about 2d animations that react to illuminations, would give a great video.
Awesome!
This feature doesn't seem to work the same anymore? It's always a square or at least 3 vertices whenever I try to edit it, and I can't seem to produce a single line like you. Also there are differences like the profile types.
Skillshare sure is persistent, well it is an essential attribute.
Very nice seeing even more support for 2D in Unity!
He is the best
Hi Asbjorn, I love your videos and I am really getting into coding! Could you please tell me when your next livestream will be?
This tutor is awesome , he always surprises me with his cool videos but what surprises me more is his video is disliked, yeah everyone is entitled to his/her opinion but it is "Brackeys" common!
when i click Create-Sprite Shape Profile, panel show only "Open Shape" and "Closed Shape"
Awesome tutorial man! Keep up the great work!
Hey, has anyoune same issue, that the corner option is missing?
I'm using Unity2020.3 and the line colider stays as a line and does not wrap the object :(
Have u got the solution
When will this playlist be fully finished? Eagerly waiting :(
it work just fine :D
Only one issue I'm having. Changing the pixels per unit on the fill sprite, "Tile 6" doesnt change anything. The other sprites in the sprite shape work just fine.
I have a tileset i just made and ima try this out.
OMG I saw the thumbnail and thought about MortMort. And then you said the tiles are made by mort... I can die in peace now
I too would like to see a tutorial on making SpriteShapes destructible
I wonder how that would be done... I imagine you could do some kind of collider detection, destroy the platform and spawn a bunch of sprites (the ones used to build the platform). That way, you could spawn them using some maths functions tricks to apply velocities and create a kind of small explosion that would then fall down and disappear out of the bottom of the screen... You might be able to use a particle effect event - that would let you create a kind of upwards cone effect where the sprites would be thrown up and then fall. Make sense?
It would be really awesome if you could deform land masses in game.
Awesome! :)
thank you