He didn't cover A L L the mechanics, nonononoononoooo. you may not know yet but there is (*does math in the head*) at least 10 more (read my comment lmao)
@@Mushroom38294 I understand that you're very excited about Celeste but I was talking generally about 2D Platformer movement mechanics for beginners. Im sure someone will come along with more in depth applications of her advanced mechanics thanks to the dev's release of the source code.
@@jv9ufxcy yeah but it probably wont be on youtube, as i literally could't find Madeline's sneeze animation. All i found was gameplay and (good) critiques. And this... Still not likely
This is easily one of the best channels I've come across. I've always had trouble finding tutorials that cover more advanced topics about game development. The fact that your videos are short makes them more engaging
One of the creators of Celeste actually released the source code for the class that handles the everything regarding the player, including movement! It might not be the most beautiful code out there, but it's a really good resource for anyone wanting to create similar movement. github.com/NoelFB/Celeste/blob/master/Source/Player/Player.cs
This is exactly what im trying to do mate, amazing video and super helpful to give me some decent places to look for the right effects etc! Love the use of the 2dparticles for the wind and snow, amazing.
Wow!!!!!........ Whatever you do that's jaw dropping. I don't know how many it took you to work with this project but the final video you compiled is so exciting and encouraging. Please do what you do I'll constantly support you😎💓
that's great! Getting the movement of your character is always REALLY hard! Also, Please, do the Witch time from Bayonetta next.... or Blade mode from Metal Gear Rising.
... he did only the CORE mechanics (and even then he forgot about stamina) , he *clearly* didn't know about: Super jump: helo Reversed Super jump: oleh Extended Super jump: nice to meet you Ultra jump: hello there Reversed Ultra jump: ereht olleh Extended Ultra jump: you joump loooong in celeste y cant you inyourgame!? O_o WAVEDASH: Wanna pain, aye? REVERSED WAVEDASH: i will make your life a living nightmare. WALLBOUNCE: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Wow. I only recently found this channel the other day but the consistency in quality is amazing, the explanation is amazing yet also very entertaining. You deserve more subscribers, this quality is super rare to find on youtube. Perhaps for a video, you could do 2d sonics movement on loop the loops or maybe the crystal heart ability from hollow knight. Keep up the great work dude! :D
Congratulations, the tutorial is incredible, I really like the way you explain each step of the game's development, from the mechanics used to the final result. I'm getting inspiration from the channel at the time when I'm going to plan my game ideas. Thank you for everything
I was expecting a video simply talking about the movement, and was pleasantly surprised by a comprehensive process of someone actually mimicking it. I learned far more than I intended to, thanks for the great video!
YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW LUCKY I FEEL FINDING THIS I REALLY NEEDED IT THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. (short story: was developing a small app and wanted to have celeste's game feel but i couldn't quite get it right, first app on unity)
also subscribed instantly because you are just amazing and for me, a newby on unity and game developing in general, your channel is just pure gold i'm gonna suggest it to everyone i know interested in game developing.
This is one of the most interesting game dev channel I've seen, it makes me want to try and replicate some of my favorite mechanics in games with unity. Would love to see sekiros combat system, cause it will take make a LONG time before I'm good enough to start on anything like these mechanics. GREAT VID
It's fun watching these videos because when a situation comes up in terms of coding, I think the basic solution is complex, like wall jumping, when it turns out to be simple
You're pretty awesome at what you do man. Big kudos. I just graduated from a 3 year Game Development program, and I just found your channel. It's been super helpful!
Wow. Great job. I'm actually not 100% sold on the idea to use actual physics for the movements, I'd probably do it in the Update, but what can I say... your result looks great!
Sucking in coding is actually an advantage! Most coders don't like going for inconvenient ideas making them less creative but you can help them push more.
I tried to figure out a dash like the one in Celeste for hours on end, I cannot thank you enough for this video and the project, your are always a life saver for small but complex mechanics like this!
Wow! Once again, i'm truly impressed! This is your best one yet! Can't express how much I love these and how they break everything down so that anyone can get into game dev!
My first M&J vid, and now I really wanna get back into Unity development. Really great, really well edited, already subbed. Keep doing good work friend-o.
This showcases how just a few fine touches, the shake, the shadow copies and the particle effects take it from feeling cheap and unpolished, to fun and juicy.
these types of videos that goes into the process of making something I think are beautiful. It breaks down walls of "what the fuck is anything" and makes me realize that maybe coding is possible. Keep up the good work Mix and Jam!
Oh man I tried to create the exact character controller multiple times now, every time failed and you made it looks so easy again. But thanks i learned a lot today
wow dude! amazing work!! awesome how fast you do these videos & how you explain them! thanks so much for uploading this video!! hope you had a good week!!
I just discovered your channel and proceded to watch every video. I would love to see more 2D/Pixel Art stuff! Also, I know your whole thing is recreating specific mechanics from games, but It would be awesome if you made more general Unity tutorials for things like animations and particles, as your style makes things very digestible.
Thats awesome. I already try to recreate this same movement some time ago but i didnt succeed. Its cool to know how you proceeded to complete this. I will try again after watch this video. Amazing Content.
this is great, I was replaying the max payne games yesterday and your channel kinda popped up in my mind, I decided I would do somewhat of a personal project remaking the max Payne Dive but thought you might like the suggestion too since its a pretty cool mechanic
I am usually against using rigidbody physics to handle player gravity and stuff because you don't often get the level of control and "tightness" that is needed for precise platforming, but you really did a great job making it all come together! :D
The robot shall now be known as jammo
That means the robot will need a companion called Mixmo!
Perhaps like Cave Story!
How bout jammixmo?
Correct
Maybe the best episode yet! This is so great, the little cube guy should be the new mascot for the channel!
YES PLEASE, i could see him used in every 2D project
@@J33zas Yeah or like a little easter egg to spot in every video, that would be awesome
This video is going to be the best comprehensive 2D platformer controller reference now with all the mechanics you covered. Great job.
Just remember using Rigidbody movement might be the fastest solution, but it also comes with a lot of problems
He didn't cover A L L the mechanics, nonononoononoooo. you may not know yet but there is (*does math in the head*) at least 10 more (read my comment lmao)
@@Mushroom38294 I understand that you're very excited about Celeste but I was talking generally about 2D Platformer movement mechanics for beginners. Im sure someone will come along with more in depth applications of her advanced mechanics thanks to the dev's release of the source code.
@@jv9ufxcy yeah but it probably wont be on youtube, as i literally could't find Madeline's sneeze animation. All i found was gameplay and (good) critiques. And this... Still not likely
This controller suck ass. If you want to do a decent one, you need to use Raycast to check for collisions.
cool to see a 2D game done, still loving all of these so much
Thanks Cyranek!
Means a lot coming from someone with such a cool channel!!
Seriously, amazing result, thank you as always for your video!
Yet another great video good job pal! :D
Thank you MortMort!
Means a lot coming from you! I love your videos!
It is he
Fantastic video :) ! Keep it up :D
Ayyy! Thanks Blackthorn!
I’m such a big fan of your work! Means a lot to me that such a talented person enjoys the content! ♥️
Fan
hello there
This is easily one of the best channels I've come across. I've always had trouble finding tutorials that cover more advanced topics about game development. The fact that your videos are short makes them more engaging
this was very vague of a tutorial =( was more of a brief presentation
The developers of Celeste actually released the source code for the player movement
Wait, really?
@@ShadicTheChosenOne github.com/NoelFB/Celeste/tree/master/Source/Player
Yeah and it's like 5500 lines of code that no one can understand. Not very useful.
@@beri4138 i guess you're the only one who can't understand it lol neither you're dumb or i am smart, with all my respects.
Rasem >neither your dumb
*NEITHER*
The smoothness, the art, everything... It's so so good! Thanks for this good content and also to Nate for helping ya!
This is an amazing explanation without extra time. It's just perfect.
One of the creators of Celeste actually released the source code for the class that handles the everything regarding the player, including movement! It might not be the most beautiful code out there, but it's a really good resource for anyone wanting to create similar movement.
github.com/NoelFB/Celeste/blob/master/Source/Player/Player.cs
he is using mono/xna, hence the code look more loaded than usual without use of engines component like Unity.
Damn, the pixel art is what really sells it. Good job!!!
All thanks to this beautiful soul! ♥️
twitter.com/NateKling
This is one of my favorite channels. Quick content and highly entertaining. Thanks for making these.
This is exactly what im trying to do mate, amazing video and super helpful to give me some decent places to look for the right effects etc! Love the use of the 2dparticles for the wind and snow, amazing.
Thank you so much for making videos like this, you have no idea how helpful they are for beginners and advanced alike
Wow!!!!!........ Whatever you do that's jaw dropping. I don't know how many it took you to work with this project but the final video you compiled is so exciting and encouraging. Please do what you do I'll constantly support you😎💓
Thank you for sharing all these.And excellent Unity tech video.
I love your videos. Interesting concepts done in a fun, entertaining, and informative way. It's very rare, please keep it up.
Haven't watched it yet, but boy am i excited for this episode!
Short and simple, video tutorial.
With lots of mechanic.
Thank you soo much.
Love it! Really like how you break down each component - replicating these games seems really daunting until you do so. Keep up the good work!
I adore these projects. Getting a view on how you work through the system is so inspiring to create games with. Keep up the amazing work!
that's great! Getting the movement of your character is always REALLY hard!
Also, Please, do the Witch time from Bayonetta next.... or Blade mode from Metal Gear Rising.
Gui G Dias I was just about to comment this
...
he did only the CORE mechanics (and even then he forgot about stamina) , he *clearly* didn't know about:
Super jump: helo
Reversed Super jump: oleh
Extended Super jump: nice to meet you
Ultra jump: hello there
Reversed Ultra jump: ereht olleh
Extended Ultra jump: you joump loooong in celeste y cant you inyourgame!? O_o
WAVEDASH: Wanna pain, aye?
REVERSED WAVEDASH: i will make your life a living nightmare.
WALLBOUNCE: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Wow. I only recently found this channel the other day but the consistency in quality is amazing, the explanation is amazing yet also very entertaining. You deserve more subscribers, this quality is super rare to find on youtube.
Perhaps for a video, you could do 2d sonics movement on loop the loops or maybe the crystal heart ability from hollow knight.
Keep up the great work dude! :D
I love how you make everything just seem so seemless while coding. If it were me i'd have a bug trying to code movement and never get past it xD
Congratulations, the tutorial is incredible, I really like the way you explain each step of the game's development, from the mechanics used to the final result. I'm getting inspiration from the channel at the time when I'm going to plan my game ideas. Thank you for everything
Damn great recreation. The pixel art looks amazing as well.
M&J: Hey, can I borrow your Celeste??
Classmate: Yea, Just don't make it so obvious
M&J: *this*
This is awesome, thanks for the vid!
I was expecting a video simply talking about the movement, and was pleasantly surprised by a comprehensive process of someone actually mimicking it. I learned far more than I intended to, thanks for the great video!
Dude you're the best thanks man i appreciate your effort, work and results.
YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW LUCKY I FEEL FINDING THIS I REALLY NEEDED IT THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU.
(short story: was developing a small app and wanted to have celeste's game feel but i couldn't quite get it right, first app on unity)
also subscribed instantly because you are just amazing and for me, a newby on unity and game developing in general, your channel is just pure gold i'm gonna suggest it to everyone i know interested in game developing.
there's also exhaustion when climbing in celeste but that's just for fair gameplay, also great video!
Amazing! I really love this video!!!
This is one of the most interesting game dev channel I've seen, it makes me want to try and replicate some of my favorite mechanics in games with unity. Would love to see sekiros combat system, cause it will take make a LONG time before I'm good enough to start on anything like these mechanics. GREAT VID
Oh damn , Celeste, I remember dunkeys whole review on the game. Great recreation , keep it up!
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge and making this amazing stuff feel so simple!
I'm sooo happy I found this channel.
It's fun watching these videos because when a situation comes up in terms of coding, I think the basic solution is complex, like wall jumping, when it turns out to be simple
You're pretty awesome at what you do man. Big kudos. I just graduated from a 3 year Game Development program, and I just found your channel. It's been super helpful!
Wow. Great job.
I'm actually not 100% sold on the idea to use actual physics for the movements, I'd probably do it in the Update, but what can I say... your result looks great!
Amazing Video As Always
thanks, the drag values for the dash really helped
Your work is great, man! That will be very helpful for everyone :D!
As a game design student who sucks at coding, this channel really helps me to get better at it and communicating what i have in mind to programmers!
Sucking in coding is actually an advantage! Most coders don't like going for inconvenient ideas making them less creative but you can help them push more.
You are a truly inspiration for this culture sir, well done! Love your videos and your explicit content, really awesome.
I've tried my hardest to make a character controller for 2d. I couldn't understand wall movement. This was immensely helpful. Well done as always!
The one thing that you missed that adds so much to Celeste is squash and stretch. That makes any jump feel good.
I tried to figure out a dash like the one in Celeste for hours on end, I cannot thank you enough for this video and the project, your are always a life saver for small but complex mechanics like this!
Very smoothly structured and nicely explained tutorial, thank you.
Your channel is great!
Really appreciate the initiative!
Wow! Once again, i'm truly impressed! This is your best one yet! Can't express how much I love these and how they break everything down so that anyone can get into game dev!
YOLOOOOOO!!! Seriously, though, that obviously took some serious creative effort, so congrats on that!
Wow.....I was surprised for adding the effect...... It
Inspire me a lot !!! Thank again for the nice video!!!!
Thanks for the videos you create and giving away the code. The recreations are great and they serve as a great base to build upon. Wish you the best.
This is seriously impressive. Great work and amazing video. New sub.
Awesome work! The music of the video sounded like my phone was vibrating lol
I'm glad I've saved this to watch later, awesome video!
So cool, I JUST finished Celeste over the weekend. Thanks for another awesome video!
you have my sub! great job man!
You are so talent! No wonder you have a lot of supporters! Keep doing what you're doing
Your videos are really good for learning because you explain even the smallest steps !Please continue doing explainations like this and great work :)
Dude, you've gotta keep making videos, all of these are amazing to watch and are incredibly useful!!
You explain with such great detail in every video!
My first M&J vid, and now I really wanna get back into Unity development. Really great, really well edited, already subbed. Keep doing good work friend-o.
That moment when you called Madeline "Celeste"= *internal screaming*
timestamp???
@@5daydreams 4:12
what a cute robot and wonderful tutorial! the robot actually reminds me of Haiku, the Robot
WOW this is incredible!
This showcases how just a few fine touches, the shake, the shadow copies and the particle effects take it from feeling cheap and unpolished, to fun and juicy.
My brain hurts even thinking about trying to do anything you do on this channel lol. Props to you! You're very talented
This is amazing, I love your recreation videos! Thank you for the hard work! Keep up the great videos!
That was amazing ! And very educational. I'll and recreate this with a topdown perspective on Love2D
THANKS!
This is amazing. I can't wait to make a cup of tea and binge on your videos.
these types of videos that goes into the process of making something I think are beautiful. It breaks down walls of "what the fuck is anything" and makes me realize that maybe coding is possible. Keep up the good work Mix and Jam!
Your video is great and cool asset.
this is beyond amazing, great work! i'm kind of new with unity, and your videos inspire me so much, greetings!
Thanks!! Really appreciate it!
I'm glad it inspires you!!
wow this is amazing! great video showing all the steps!
This is absolutely amazing. Do you think you could cover Hyper Light Drifter's movements & platforming?
Oh man I tried to create the exact character controller multiple times now, every time failed and you made it looks so easy again. But thanks i learned a lot today
learning how to make games recently and wow, this is amazing
wow dude! amazing work!! awesome how fast you do these videos & how you explain them! thanks so much for uploading this video!! hope you had a good week!!
You're out creating amazing stuff and I can barely get my square to move left and right.
Your channel is so amazing man. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much this video is really great
Amazing work!
Very nice work man! You make it seem so easy..! Also, You should definitely use that robot as your mascot!
Best quality videos for game development
this is the first time i'll download someones code
Great work man nice vids everytime
Great job on this
I just discovered your channel and proceded to watch every video. I would love to see more 2D/Pixel Art stuff!
Also, I know your whole thing is recreating specific mechanics from games, but It would be awesome if you made more general Unity tutorials for things like animations and particles, as your style makes things very digestible.
Thats awesome. I already try to recreate this same movement some time ago but i didnt succeed. Its cool to know how you proceeded to complete this. I will try again after watch this video. Amazing Content.
I love these!!
this is great, I was replaying the max payne games yesterday and your channel kinda popped up in my mind, I decided I would do somewhat of a personal project remaking the max Payne Dive but thought you might like the suggestion too since its a pretty cool mechanic
These are amazing. I would love to see your take on the Prototype 1/2 movement. Running up walls, charging jumps, gliding.
Great work!
I think it would be awesome to see a a Mix and Jam on the 2D to 3D flipping mechanics from Super Paper Mario.
Another great episode. Keep them coming man, you're an inspiration!
I am usually against using rigidbody physics to handle player gravity and stuff because you don't often get the level of control and "tightness" that is needed for precise platforming, but you really did a great job making it all come together! :D
You're explanations are amazing!