I love the look of your game the art style is super charming and it's good to see some OOP principles being followed. I would add though that despite using abstraction in your code I think you mis-interpreted abstraction a little, what you explained was inheritance and polymorphism, wherein classes containing higher order classes don't need to know about the concrete implementations of the classes and can simply refer to the generalizations of such classes without worrying about specific concrete implementations. Abstraction is even simpler, for example having a weather system class which allowed for changing the weather with a single function which takes a weather type enum is abstraction since the code calling those function doesn't need to know how the weather system changes the weather only that the weather is changed. No Inheritance or Polymorphism needed. Think of it like this: Abstraction: The driver doesn't need to know how pressing the acceleration pedal causes the car to accelerate, only that it does. Inheritance: The car is a vehicle, and thus can contain passengers, the car doesn't need to reimplement the passenger code vehicles already allow. Polymorphism: Depending on the type of car it can contain different numbers of passengers. Seeing the number of passengers a car allows can be done in the same way regardless of car type. Note: Inheritance and Polymorphism can sometimes just feel like more complex abstractions, that is often because it's hard to write any code without abstracting something, for example seeing the number of passengers a car allows is already abstracting away how the passengers are counted. But adding Polymorphism to the scenario doesn't necessarily change how they are counted, it may only change a single variable tracking the number of passengers and nothing else which wouldn't add any additional layers of abstraction.
That's a much more straightforward explanation, thanks for the clarification. I did think at the time of uploading it that I probably used the wrong terminology as I was creating an analogy based solely on knowledge I had gained from experience with this game (which isn't really all that much on the OOP front).
Back when I was 15 (11 years ago) i started making games using unity. Then I got a bit discouraged, life hit me with more responsibilities and I gave up I just wanna say you have talent. Keep at it and continue the discipline you’ve shown! When you become an adult free time is less free. Youre gonna do great things man
Your game seems to be getting on well! Personally, I agree with your decision on how to build a house. While I don't mind the minecraft-like tile option, I prefer this anyways. I like the inventory design as well!
Yo dude it’s Aiden from computing and honestly I am super impressed with the game man, seeing it in person was one thing but seeing the process is so cool and it does actually inspire me to focus on my own game dev stuff too. Thanks for telling me your channel name because I genuinely love the dev blogs! (Yes I was watching these at 1am lol)
Your use of inheritance is good, but you may also want to look at the compositional techniques as well. There are some Godot specific examples where they use the nodes themselves as the components which can be really cool. Good luck!
iit baffles me that people are already asking for a release date… please don’t let a single person rush you. take your time to make what you think is tthe best game you can.
I saw your first video the first day you published it video and I was waiting for the second one. Your game has style and looks so good. Congratulations. Greetings for Spain and Merry Christmas!
Bro I'm also 15 and I really want to start game development, I've been learning the ropes, development languages, and all that but 😭, I don't have a PC, i really hope you reach the highest of the highs cause you have inspired me even more ❤, keep going bro non stop
Don't you dare not release this product! Can't wait, I love these type of games. Will be fun watching your channel, keep up the good work it looks amazing already
Hey! I see you've already started connecting with your viewers. As a fellow gamedev youtuber I recommend creating a discord server for your community :P And good luck on your journey!! p.s. I love ur humor!!!
Would love to chat more about GameDev and TH-cam with you! What's Ur @ on disc? (TH-cam wasn't letting me comment this, so if I get like 3 of the same comments I promise I ain't crazy 🤣) @@sigmoiddev
I am really looking forward to your game! Seeing such talent in you gives me hope (because I have started working with Unity for about 3 months and I am the same age as you). Good luck in your project
Be careful not to fall into the inheritance trap! From my experience, it's better to use composition than inheritance, cause it's much more maintainable and extendible. E.g: you need to use features of 2 different classes, but C# doesn't support multiple inheritance(and even in languages that do, such as C++ it's usually frowned upon), so you'll have to duplicate your code. But if you used composition, you just implement those features as components and provide them to your class. AFAIK, Unity supports components out of the box.
Yeah, that's certainly great advice. If it was for a large, complex system I'd definitely be better off doing it with composition, but all that I'm using it for here is a few small variations of the base objects in my world. Thanks for the tip though!
Great update. One recommendation is instead of using inheritance look into the component pattern. Inheritance with games can often get very messy over time. Unity itself uses this pattern pretty heavily.
I personally would say, singleplayer story release and add multiplayer as an update. It'll give you some more time but will also be able to bring back players who have finished the story prior to that update. Because perhaps if you release both, people might be done sooner than you'd like.. 🤷🏼♂️
Wow, your videos are amazing. The time and effort, you put into them, realy Pays off. The game Looks realy good too. As someone myself, how wants to start in game dev in the style of pixel art, these videos are pretty motivating. Thanks
Hi, even though I'm a Russian-speaking person, I still like your videos because I'm also passionate about creating a game. Your game is great and I would like to try to create a similar game like yours in the future. Now I'm working on the Godot Engine and trying to make a Top Down RPG game, I'm also drawing in Aseprite. I wish you great success in your game and hope that it will become popular.
Thanks - don't worry, animals will be coming at some point! The next devlog will focus on NPCs, dialogue, trading and so on, but the one after that should include animals.
Great video man, i would love to see more of the gameplay to understand the core gameplay loop! Keep working on what you think is fun, and don't push yourself. Great job!
I’m struggling with learning pixel art and that game is going to be exactly the style I love 😂 nonetheless, awesome so far what you’ve done! Keep up the good work 😊
If your Codebase gets to messy try to make an overview with some uml class-diagramms. Helped me a lot with larger projects at work. It may seem as a boring chore but it's quite effective espacially if you want to colaborate or have to dive into old code you didn't touch in a long time.
On house end you can still introduce upgrade system where building form outside view get's slightly larger or just looks larger, but interior scene can be more spacious. I'd have small feedback towards your game UI - I really like the style, but animations (when opening chest etc.) are just too slow making the game feel less responsive 🤔
Yeah, I do take your point - I'll decrease it a bit, but I might also add the animation speed as a setting when I'm making the main menu (in case people want to reduce it even more).
@@sigmoiddev not sure if you got me right mate, I was suggesting to increase it, meaning speed it up. I believe things of that nature shouldn’t be customisable by the user, as most optimal value should work for most of the people. In this case I believe easing or beizer curve of that animation makes it feel slow, not the duration tho
To all indie game developers making YT devlogs: SHOW THE GAME. I don’t care about your 30 emojis that take up 2 seconds each of the video, I don’t care about your meme gifs, I don’t care about your coffee pour or you walking your dogs. SHOW THE GAME. I don’t know why this concept is so hard for people who make devlogs to understand. I want 90% or more of your video to be your gameplay and nothing else. SHOW THE GAME.
I do plan to, yeah - I'd like to go for the pricing method of "buy once, replay infinitely", continuing with updates past the game's release, but I'll see how things go!
Good job bro and continue the hard work! I’d love to be able to code but i don’t have a computer but I make games in Minecraft so that’s cool, I’m 14 and am planning to go to collage for coding and robotics in the future and can’t wait to see how the game turns out in the end: if you ever finish.
Yes, that's actually a great question. I think it could be fun, but only if/when I overhaul the combat system, which won't be happening for quite a while. I'll see how progress goes and what direction I take the game in, but I definitely won't rule it out.
That thing with multiplayer. If you are going to do multiplayer. You better start now. Not 1-3 years down the road. I Learned that the hard way. There will be an infinitely many things that need redoing, especially for a game of this scale. Something like placing down structures will have to be almost if not entirely redone when you go to do networking and client authorization nightmare stuff. This is a tough decision you'll have to make at the start otherwise when you try to implement it later you wont because it's like remaking the entire game.
Yeah, I have heard that from quite a few people now, and I'm sure that it most definitely will be difficult. My main line of reasoning was the way I've built my game. All of my world is built off of data - at its core, most of it is just arrays and dictionaries of integers, and not much of it is actually dynamic. I do appreciate though that it might be quite a large task, and I think I'll move it a bit closer in priority after seeing so many comments, but it still won't be coming immediately.
So I’m not really sure about this idea But in the future if you wanna give your players more, “freedom,” you could have a sort of option that works as a “level builder” or “Modeling software” for buildings, furniture, etc It’d basically be a place or option where players could make separate things and import them into the game as placable items, they’d probably have to use templates, or something to get the style right I could probably see this as a late game addition :shrug: I love the game so far :]
Man you absolutely motivate me to make my own indie game and pixel art, from where did you learn pixel art?? i really want to learn it and my pixel art sucks currently but anyway Happy New Year my friend.
Honestly, I didn't really "learn" from anywhere specifically. I mean, I learned some general tips from random videos on TH-cam, but most of it was just down to practice.
Focus on what could make this game stand out from others, so that you're not just creating the standard base for yet another farming/building game. There are tons of those out there. But what could set this apart from those?
Thanks - I can definitely see the game working well on Switch, but as I mentioned, support for other devices won't be coming for quite a while, so I'll have to see closer to the time.
I love every part of this. My dream is to make a game similar to yours ( i’m 13 ) but everytime I attempt to learn coding I just can’t get it. Huge props to you and if you have any tips for a new coder/game-dev please share!
Well, I'll try to add some tips in each of my videos related to whatever topic, but as for general advice, I don't really know. I guess what I would say is that learning a new skill takes time and practice - I didn't just learn everything in one afternoon - I had many failed attempts at various projects, but that was fine. Your first game doesn't have to be anything massive, and you can follow tutorials for new things, as long as you can learn and build up your skills as you go, and eventually you'll be able to make something independently.
Yeah, in the next video I'll be linking a new discord server which will have the exact colours, but I use a slight modification of the Apollo palette by AdamCYounis
I thought its a other farm but a town management game i know there not much to go on core pls stick minimum as pc single game. Dinkem is game come to mind .Good luck
Basically, each large object has a trigger collider covering its whole area. In the player script, I run an OverlapBoxAll on that specific layer to find all objects obstructing the view of the player. These objects are then added to a list (provided they aren't already in the list), and I basically just fade the sprite's opacity if they are in the list. As for removing things, I just loop through every object in the list, and if they aren't still obstructing the player's view, then just fade them back to normal.
I'm using my own extension/modification of the Apollo palette by AdamCYounis, but I'll post the exact colours in my Discord server when I create that in the next video.
If your hoping to release the game on steam, is there any chance it would be free, also I would love to know if you're gonna code character customization to your game, just like stardew and terraria.
I am hoping to release it on Steam, but it most likely won't be free. At the moment I'm planning to sell it for around £5, but I'll see closer to the time. As for character customisation, it would be nice, but I'll see how much effort it is (and if it's worth spending time on).
Hi, glad you enjoyed! At the moment, I'm planning to release the game on Steam when its done, and in the mean time, I'll inform everyone of where to get any demos or betas when they come out.
How did you learn to code, I have been trying to learn c# for about 2 months now and all I have managed to do is make a movement script I feel like all Info and the tutorials I watch goes in one ear and out the other, any tips to learning ?😊
Well, I'll be releasing a video on that sometime soon, but in short - TH-cam, forum posts, and practice. When I began I also felt like I was just blindly following whatever happened, but as I watched more and more, I began to just recognize patterns in what was happening. After a while, I would get to feel comfortable in expanding a system with only some prior knowledge and some googling. As you said, for a movement system. I used to copy various things from different videos (like Brackeys' first person controller), but then afterwards I'd see if I could manage to add sprinting, then crouching, then double jumping or whatever using what I'd learned.
I think it was a really scummy thing to do, but they've done their best to resolve it. It's reasonable that as a company they wanted to make money, but their proposed method was unreasonable and their initial response was unhelpful. Realistically though, with the leadership change and agreements they settled on, I don't think it's enough to drive everyone away completely. I still use Unity primarily because I already know it and converting my whole game would be very time-consuming, but if you're just starting out, definitely look into other solutions and see what engine would work best for you.
can you make it available for mobile?, i wanna play it cuz that is just absolutely amaizing! and you're just 15?? im 14 and is very inspired by you!!,anyway the game looks good! keep it up bro!..
Trust me, it does! A lot of the stuff I wrote (especially from back when I started the project) is just so unmanageable, which is why I'm planning to rewrite the whole codebase once the demo is finished.
I love the look of your game the art style is super charming and it's good to see some OOP principles being followed.
I would add though that despite using abstraction in your code I think you mis-interpreted abstraction a little, what you explained was inheritance and polymorphism, wherein classes containing higher order classes don't need to know about the concrete implementations of the classes and can simply refer to the generalizations of such classes without worrying about specific concrete implementations.
Abstraction is even simpler, for example having a weather system class which allowed for changing the weather with a single function which takes a weather type enum is abstraction since the code calling those function doesn't need to know how the weather system changes the weather only that the weather is changed. No Inheritance or Polymorphism needed.
Think of it like this:
Abstraction: The driver doesn't need to know how pressing the acceleration pedal causes the car to accelerate, only that it does.
Inheritance: The car is a vehicle, and thus can contain passengers, the car doesn't need to reimplement the passenger code vehicles already allow.
Polymorphism: Depending on the type of car it can contain different numbers of passengers. Seeing the number of passengers a car allows can be done in the same way regardless of car type.
Note: Inheritance and Polymorphism can sometimes just feel like more complex abstractions, that is often because it's hard to write any code without abstracting something, for example seeing the number of passengers a car allows is already abstracting away how the passengers are counted. But adding Polymorphism to the scenario doesn't necessarily change how they are counted, it may only change a single variable tracking the number of passengers and nothing else which wouldn't add any additional layers of abstraction.
That's a much more straightforward explanation, thanks for the clarification. I did think at the time of uploading it that I probably used the wrong terminology as I was creating an analogy based solely on knowledge I had gained from experience with this game (which isn't really all that much on the OOP front).
Wake up boys, sigmoddev uploaded!
Back when I was 15 (11 years ago) i started making games using unity. Then I got a bit discouraged, life hit me with more responsibilities and I gave up
I just wanna say you have talent. Keep at it and continue the discipline you’ve shown!
When you become an adult free time is less free. Youre gonna do great things man
Your game seems to be getting on well! Personally, I agree with your decision on how to build a house. While I don't mind the minecraft-like tile option, I prefer this anyways. I like the inventory design as well!
bro is only 15 and is able to do all of this
Nothing easy i don't have pc I would be Elon musk
You can too!
I'm not sure about his age
The fact that you are 15 and making all of that is absolutely crazy.
Keep it up man, can't wait to see what the game will look like when its done !
Yo dude it’s Aiden from computing and honestly I am super impressed with the game man, seeing it in person was one thing but seeing the process is so cool and it does actually inspire me to focus on my own game dev stuff too. Thanks for telling me your channel name because I genuinely love the dev blogs!
(Yes I was watching these at 1am lol)
Your use of inheritance is good, but you may also want to look at the compositional techniques as well. There are some Godot specific examples where they use the nodes themselves as the components which can be really cool. Good luck!
iit baffles me that people are already asking for a release date… please don’t let a single person rush you. take your time to make what you think is tthe best game you can.
Bro since your first devlog I’ve thought this was amazing since I’m also 15 and have started Gamedev, so keep it up!
Bro I need friends to motivate me. I'm literally 16 and want to dev stuff but the yt logo is way brighter and easier to click lol.
@@Tim_0361 yeah lol I get that, I’m working on my first game rn it’s a Roguelike Minecraft kind of game if that makes sense
Your UI/HUD looks sick, I love it. And the whole project seems great so far
I saw your first video the first day you published it video and I was waiting for the second one. Your game has style and looks so good. Congratulations. Greetings for Spain and Merry Christmas!
This is so impressive im flabbergasted (in a good way) on how young you are keep up the great work can't wait to play!
Bro I'm also 15 and I really want to start game development, I've been learning the ropes, development languages, and all that but 😭, I don't have a PC, i really hope you reach the highest of the highs cause you have inspired me even more ❤, keep going bro non stop
I just discovered your channel and immediately subbed. 15 and talented for sure. I'm certain you will do great things.
As a solo game dev myself working on open world farming game, this is so so inspiring. Subscribed instantly. 🙏
The animation and art style are phenomenal, and the game looks super fun to play! This is so impressive. Good luck with your project and channel! 👍
Don't you dare not release this product! Can't wait, I love these type of games. Will be fun watching your channel, keep up the good work it looks amazing already
Happy New Year to you too!
Hey! I see you've already started connecting with your viewers. As a fellow gamedev youtuber I recommend creating a discord server for your community :P
And good luck on your journey!! p.s. I love ur humor!!!
Yeah, I'll probably do that next video :)
Would love to chat more about GameDev and TH-cam with you! What's Ur @ on disc? (TH-cam wasn't letting me comment this, so if I get like 3 of the same comments I promise I ain't crazy 🤣) @@sigmoiddev
Dude, when I saw your video on my homepage I thought it was the Isle Goblin
Happy new year!!
Your age is what makes this even more impressive
How old is he
This right here is an encouraging and very supportive comment, trust me bro it is true
Awesome progress, can't wait to see the next devlog!
Youre doing a great job, game dev is a very hard jobs and doing it by yourself is amazing
I am really looking forward to your game! Seeing such talent in you gives me hope (because I have started working with Unity for about 3 months and I am the same age as you). Good luck in your project
Good luck and keep up the good work
Damn, you're just 15? Totally follow your dreams and work on this stuff! I can see that youthful creativity in you.
Glad that yt threw that into my starting page
Be careful not to fall into the inheritance trap! From my experience, it's better to use composition than inheritance, cause it's much more maintainable and extendible. E.g: you need to use features of 2 different classes, but C# doesn't support multiple inheritance(and even in languages that do, such as C++ it's usually frowned upon), so you'll have to duplicate your code. But if you used composition, you just implement those features as components and provide them to your class.
AFAIK, Unity supports components out of the box.
Yeah, that's certainly great advice. If it was for a large, complex system I'd definitely be better off doing it with composition, but all that I'm using it for here is a few small variations of the base objects in my world. Thanks for the tip though!
Wow. Very Informative
Massively impressive! Keep up the great work :)
Congratulations, your video came to brazil 👏
Yeahh!! 🎉
Great update. One recommendation is instead of using inheritance look into the component pattern. Inheritance with games can often get very messy over time. Unity itself uses this pattern pretty heavily.
Holy shit! The coding section is crazy. I love ur video! That part def helps even for someone who has done a bunch of coding. Keep up the great work!
I personally would say, singleplayer story release and add multiplayer as an update. It'll give you some more time but will also be able to bring back players who have finished the story prior to that update. Because perhaps if you release both, people might be done sooner than you'd like.. 🤷🏼♂️
I'm amazed by what you've achieved so far. Good job !
I would love to see more cosmetics for the player and dungeons.
Happy New Year〜‼️🎉🎇🎆
It's looking good so far.
Very cool. Nice work. The part on the animal class and sub classes was helpful. Thank you!
Wow, your videos are amazing. The time and effort, you put into them, realy Pays off. The game Looks realy good too. As someone myself, how wants to start in game dev in the style of pixel art, these videos are pretty motivating. Thanks
Hi, even though I'm a Russian-speaking person, I still like your videos because I'm also passionate about creating a game. Your game is great and I would like to try to create a similar game like yours in the future. Now I'm working on the Godot Engine and trying to make a Top Down RPG game, I'm also drawing in Aseprite. I wish you great success in your game and hope that it will become popular.
Wish I was as creative as you!
F**K yeah, Peter. You go man!
I can't wait for the rpg I love role player games
pg's!
Your game is really going good I think you should add animals🎉😂
Thanks - don't worry, animals will be coming at some point! The next devlog will focus on NPCs, dialogue, trading and so on, but the one after that should include animals.
I love your explanations :) I tried to make devlogs myself, it didn't work out. Keep up the good work!
i really love the graphic i hope i can play it soon❤
u are the best game dev
great video!
I love this
Great video man, i would love to see more of the gameplay to understand the core gameplay loop! Keep working on what you think is fun, and don't push yourself. Great job!
Ты большой молодец! Продолжай!
I just started with Unity and your game although in the early stages this game looks so polished neat and amazing🤩🤩🤩
So amazing
i really like the ui more than minecraft ones! Your such a talented game developer
вполне неплохо получается дружище, желаю удачи в разработке
I’m struggling with learning pixel art and that game is going to be exactly the style I love 😂 nonetheless, awesome so far what you’ve done! Keep up the good work 😊
I love this game at this moment. It reminds me to Stardew Valley and Graveyard Keeper. Dont give up and make better than these two!
I'm 12 and I'm learning code too❤❤❤
Best of luck to you then!
it looks amazing, cant wait to play it
If your Codebase gets to messy try to make an overview with some uml class-diagramms. Helped me a lot with larger projects at work. It may seem as a boring chore but it's quite effective espacially if you want to colaborate or have to dive into old code you didn't touch in a long time.
On house end you can still introduce upgrade system where building form outside view get's slightly larger or just looks larger, but interior scene can be more spacious. I'd have small feedback towards your game UI - I really like the style, but animations (when opening chest etc.) are just too slow making the game feel less responsive 🤔
Yeah, I do take your point - I'll decrease it a bit, but I might also add the animation speed as a setting when I'm making the main menu (in case people want to reduce it even more).
@@sigmoiddev not sure if you got me right mate, I was suggesting to increase it, meaning speed it up. I believe things of that nature shouldn’t be customisable by the user, as most optimal value should work for most of the people. In this case I believe easing or beizer curve of that animation makes it feel slow, not the duration tho
To all indie game developers making YT devlogs: SHOW THE GAME. I don’t care about your 30 emojis that take up 2 seconds each of the video, I don’t care about your meme gifs, I don’t care about your coffee pour or you walking your dogs. SHOW THE GAME. I don’t know why this concept is so hard for people who make devlogs to understand. I want 90% or more of your video to be your gameplay and nothing else. SHOW THE GAME.
Great Video! Keep going 🙃. Do you want to sell the game when you're finished?
I do plan to, yeah - I'd like to go for the pricing method of "buy once, replay infinitely", continuing with updates past the game's release, but I'll see how things go!
Good job bro and continue the hard work! I’d love to be able to code but i don’t have a computer but I make games in Minecraft so that’s cool, I’m 14 and am planning to go to collage for coding and robotics in the future and can’t wait to see how the game turns out in the end: if you ever finish.
Yooo he uploaded
I was wondering if there will be bosses in the game, cause you said that you were taking inspiration from Terraria.
Yes, that's actually a great question. I think it could be fun, but only if/when I overhaul the combat system, which won't be happening for quite a while. I'll see how progress goes and what direction I take the game in, but I definitely won't rule it out.
a 15-year-old guy who is an artist and programmer is also involved in TH-cam... what did I screw up?
That thing with multiplayer. If you are going to do multiplayer. You better start now. Not 1-3 years down the road. I Learned that the hard way. There will be an infinitely many things that need redoing, especially for a game of this scale. Something like placing down structures will have to be almost if not entirely redone when you go to do networking and client authorization nightmare stuff. This is a tough decision you'll have to make at the start otherwise when you try to implement it later you wont because it's like remaking the entire game.
Yeah, I have heard that from quite a few people now, and I'm sure that it most definitely will be difficult. My main line of reasoning was the way I've built my game. All of my world is built off of data - at its core, most of it is just arrays and dictionaries of integers, and not much of it is actually dynamic. I do appreciate though that it might be quite a large task, and I think I'll move it a bit closer in priority after seeing so many comments, but it still won't be coming immediately.
Completely understand, I just didnt want you to do 10 months of work only to find out you have to redo half of it@@sigmoiddev
@@AverageWTPilot Yeah, I get that - thanks anyway for the heads up
So I’m not really sure about this idea
But in the future if you wanna give your players more, “freedom,” you could have a sort of option that works as a “level builder” or “Modeling software” for buildings, furniture, etc
It’d basically be a place or option where players could make separate things and import them into the game as placable items, they’d probably have to use templates, or something to get the style right
I could probably see this as a late game addition :shrug:
I love the game so far :]
That could work, I'll see though
Man you absolutely motivate me to make my own indie game and pixel art, from where did you learn pixel art?? i really want to learn it and my pixel art sucks currently but anyway Happy New Year my friend.
Honestly, I didn't really "learn" from anywhere specifically. I mean, I learned some general tips from random videos on TH-cam, but most of it was just down to practice.
commenting for the algorithm
This game is like forager
Focus on what could make this game stand out from others, so that you're not just creating the standard base for yet another farming/building game. There are tons of those out there. But what could set this apart from those?
My dream is making one of these games. It would feel like heaven. But I still have to finish 8th grade bro this sucks
If you put this on the switch that would be 🔥
Thanks - I can definitely see the game working well on Switch, but as I mentioned, support for other devices won't be coming for quite a while, so I'll have to see closer to the time.
I love every part of this. My dream is to make a game similar to yours ( i’m 13 ) but everytime I attempt to learn coding I just can’t get it. Huge props to you and if you have any tips for a new coder/game-dev please share!
Well, I'll try to add some tips in each of my videos related to whatever topic, but as for general advice, I don't really know. I guess what I would say is that learning a new skill takes time and practice - I didn't just learn everything in one afternoon - I had many failed attempts at various projects, but that was fine. Your first game doesn't have to be anything massive, and you can follow tutorials for new things, as long as you can learn and build up your skills as you go, and eventually you'll be able to make something independently.
Hey,
i realy like your art style! Can you share your color palets?
Yeah, in the next video I'll be linking a new discord server which will have the exact colours, but I use a slight modification of the Apollo palette by AdamCYounis
What will deffrenciate it from other games ❔
I thought its a other farm but a town management game i know there not much to go on core pls stick minimum as pc single game. Dinkem is game come to mind .Good luck
I wonder, how did u make transparent trees after you behind them.
Basically, each large object has a trigger collider covering its whole area. In the player script, I run an OverlapBoxAll on that specific layer to find all objects obstructing the view of the player.
These objects are then added to a list (provided they aren't already in the list), and I basically just fade the sprite's opacity if they are in the list. As for removing things, I just loop through every object in the list, and if they aren't still obstructing the player's view, then just fade them back to normal.
Thank you very much.@@sigmoiddev
I want to play beta now!!!!!!
what color pallet are you using if you are using one?
I'm using my own extension/modification of the Apollo palette by AdamCYounis, but I'll post the exact colours in my Discord server when I create that in the next video.
If your hoping to release the game on steam, is there any chance it would be free, also I would love to know if you're gonna code character customization to your game, just like stardew and terraria.
I am hoping to release it on Steam, but it most likely won't be free. At the moment I'm planning to sell it for around £5, but I'll see closer to the time.
As for character customisation, it would be nice, but I'll see how much effort it is (and if it's worth spending time on).
hi i am new to your chanel i just subscribed i would like to know where will you be posting your game
Hi, glad you enjoyed! At the moment, I'm planning to release the game on Steam when its done, and in the mean time, I'll inform everyone of where to get any demos or betas when they come out.
Can you make Achievement into the game
Yeah, I don't see why not. I'll probably add that sort of stuff towards the final release of the game though.
Maybe will see the game on steam?
How did you learn to code, I have been trying to learn c# for about 2 months now and all I have managed to do is make a movement script I feel like all Info and the tutorials I watch goes in one ear and out the other, any tips to learning ?😊
Well, I'll be releasing a video on that sometime soon, but in short - TH-cam, forum posts, and practice. When I began I also felt like I was just blindly following whatever happened, but as I watched more and more, I began to just recognize patterns in what was happening.
After a while, I would get to feel comfortable in expanding a system with only some prior knowledge and some googling. As you said, for a movement system. I used to copy various things from different videos (like Brackeys' first person controller), but then afterwards I'd see if I could manage to add sprinting, then crouching, then double jumping or whatever using what I'd learned.
Hi, when do you think a demo will be available?
hey man, since you're using unity, what is your opinion on the install fee policy that unity has? planning to learn game dev and use unity here.
I think it was a really scummy thing to do, but they've done their best to resolve it. It's reasonable that as a company they wanted to make money, but their proposed method was unreasonable and their initial response was unhelpful.
Realistically though, with the leadership change and agreements they settled on, I don't think it's enough to drive everyone away completely. I still use Unity primarily because I already know it and converting my whole game would be very time-consuming, but if you're just starting out, definitely look into other solutions and see what engine would work best for you.
can you make it available for mobile?, i wanna play it cuz that is just absolutely amaizing! and you're just 15?? im 14 and is very inspired by you!!,anyway the game looks good! keep it up bro!..
well that is not data Abstraction it is Inheritance
i dont know if its hard to code but pls add the feature to use Texturenpacks
I have thought about that, and I may still do so, but it's not the most important thing right now. Good suggestion though!
May I ask how you leaned coding
I should have video on that coming out in a couple of days
cant ait untilk publish
Can it be played on every device?
Question, as you keep adding features to the game, how does your code not turn into a absolute mess
Trust me, it does! A lot of the stuff I wrote (especially from back when I started the project) is just so unmanageable, which is why I'm planning to rewrite the whole codebase once the demo is finished.
@@sigmoiddev oh cool, thanks