Awesome level design in less than 1 hour using free assets! | Unity follow along tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Want to create an awesome level design in Unity for free? Well, I've got you covered, in this video, we are doing a follow along tutorial for the scene you see in the thumbnail!
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DOWNLOAD PROJECT:
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ASSETS USED:
- Rocky Hills Environment - Light Pack
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- Rock and Boulders 2
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- Unity Particle Pack 5.x
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- Long Sword with Sheath
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More relaxing and chilling tutorial ever created in human being
Ohh. This is awesome. It's just so satisfying to see an empty scene converted into something so beautiful...
I was waiting for this long time. Thanks a lot for great work!!
All good, it's awesome to hear that you like the video 😊
This is one of the most helpful videos I've found for Unity so far, cheers!
I love the background musics and the smooth moves you make.
Makes things more clear for beginners. Keep going like that bro u've got a good future
That's awesome to hear, thanks :D
I actually needed this for my game. This tutorial is so helpful (like they all are)
XThanaChaos Thanks, I’m glad I could help 😊
Amazing tutorial! Please make more like this! I learned so much!
I learned a lot, thank you very much! I'm thinking on actually using this as a main menu screen for a game I'm working on, it will obviusly not be exactly the same as the one in the video, but it really helped me to do what I wanted to!
Man thanks you are great
it will be great to see more of these level design tutorial in the future
Thanks, I really appreciate it. I will definitely be releasing more video like this 😊
Subscribed + enabled notification from the very first 10 seconds! Amazing job, keep it up!💪
You're the only Unity personality I can listen to for long, at all. Thoroughly enjoyed this video. This video is the first, but not the last, I've seen of yours. Looking forward to more!
That's awesome to hear, thanks :)
i agree thx!
Wow, very impressive! You really have an eye for what will look good and I'm jealous of how well you know your way around Unity. I'm an absolute beginner but have been trying to learn to code in c# and use Unity lately. Videos like this are a real inspiration for what is possible if I stick with it. I'll be looking forward to more videos from you in the future!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it😊. And don't worry you'll quickly learn your way around the editor, I find Unity the easiest to navigate out of all the other engines I have used.
Simply legendary. I learnt alot from your tuts man. Keep it up.
Thank you so much I finally get the process and made something decent for once. You're a great teacher!
That's awesome to hear and thanks I really appreciate it!
Man, watching this level design i've learned how to make a sky which looks good, post-procesing and you inspired me. Thanks a lot!!! And please be more active on this channel!
That's awesome to hear. Don't worry I'm planning to release a few more video soon
Nice!! For me this is my favorite that you’ve done
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
I love this tutorial
It helps sooooo much
Brilliant! Exactly the type and style of tutorial I have been seeking. Please continue creating this type of video! 😀👍
Thanks that's awesome to hear! I will definitely be continuing these types of videos 😊
Sketch My only small suggestion of improvement would be to ditch the background music. IMHO it is distracting. 😀
@@simonkerridge Thanks for the suggestion it is these types of comments that allow me to improve my video quality. 😊
A very solid intro to adding/adjusting elements of a scene.
Also, update for Unity 2019.4.f10 for Windows 10: The post-processing method used in this video only began working until I set my "Main Camera" Rendering Path to "Forward" instead of "Use Graphics Settings".
I LOVE YOU
Seriously THANKS SOO MUCHHH FOR THIS😭😭
All good, and thanks, I really appreciate it 😊
Very nice scene Sketch, it reminds me modded skyrim vith enb. Thanks for te awsome tutorials :)
That's awesome to hear, thanks 😊
You taught me more in 45 mins than 3 years of Unity Courses in college did LMAO Well Done Sketch you need commending for how good your tutorials really are so thank you pal!! :)
what college where you in? lol
jesus christ dude you learn unity in college? what college is that here they teach palindrome
@@thev01d12 they all teach palindrome :p, but in my college, they teach Game Programming as an elective course, they taught us Unity too
Great tutorial video. Thanks you very much 🥰
Thanks a lot bro.... Helped me a lot!!!
Bob ross of level design right here. Amazing video
Haha, thanks I really appreciate it 😊
Amazing work and great teaching !
Thanks :D
Oh Allah, thank you!! for this!!! It really helped me a lot man you are soooo goooood!!!
Wow! A new vid. Nice scene btw, amazing where you only use free assets 😁
Thanks, I really appreciate it 😊
OMG this is more than beautiful
Thanks I really appreciate it 😊
You are amazing. I love your work!
Thanks I really appreciate it 😊
Thank You Sensei!
any assests for unity 5.x ? that can help me making nice scenes
Thank you for this video, very informative.
All good :)
good looking out M8.. learned alot, and looking forward to more
That's awesome to hear, thanks :)
Great Video friend! Thank you so much for the help and tips on 3D design, however, I recommend to increase the volume coz its pretty hard to hear :). Thanks bro and keep up the amazing work!
i really enjoyed the video , while learning , thank you very much
That's awesome to hear 😊
I just want to say a BIGGGGG Thankyou for making this so easy and the way you keep talking to yourself reminds me of bob ross,You're awesome😄
That's awesome to hear, thanks
Nice vid. You’re the first to make me go “damn. All that in 40 minutes?
Haha, thanks. That's awesome to hear :D
Lighting is everything!
For sure
thanks for this video it has help drastically
That's awesome to hear :)
Really enjoyed and
learned a lot
keep it up sir
That's awesome to hear, thanks :D
Great work :) don't give up !!!
Thanks I really appreciate it 😊
Ohh yeah, this looks great :)
Facta Non Verba Designs [FREE Background-Videos] Thanks I really appreciate it 😊
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You're welcome :)
Wow its amazing, i can use all assets you recommended. And i Will write your Chanel in my credits game,, uwu thanks you. I now subscriber of you
Thanks. Feel free to use any of the assets :D
You are doing great job brother, there is no such detailed environment tutorial in youtube, just found you, hope you keep making this kind of beautiful tutorial, it would be great if you make abandon city environment. :) Thanks
Thanks, I really appreciate! Also thanks for the suggestions 😊
@@sketch3436 will be waiting eagerly, I wanna use some decent environment for my android 3rd person shooter.
Thanks for the tuts. This is the best and easy to follow tut compare to others. I do check out other similar tut in different engine such as Unreal 4. To be honest, I found out that Unity is much easier to learn.
Thanks I really appreciate it, I also found Unity much easier to learn than Unreal :)
Bro ur teaching skills are good ❤️🔥
thank you, dude!!!
First time after two years of trying Unity Tutorials that I actually finished one feeling that I achieved something. I even dared to add some flocks of birds and a few butterflies to the scene :D
Looks good hoping I can get back in to unity soon
Thanks :)
Bob Ross 3.0 :P
Awesome lesson. Thanks a lot for sharing!
Love the video and the ease you make the terrains! Currently though, in the postprocessing layer there is no option for "postprocessing" in the Volume blending menu. Any suggestions what to substitute it with?
i have watched the entire thing its epic
Haha, sure you have 🤔, but thanks!
@@sketch3436 i have my secrets >:)
@@jacko3764 Fair enough, can't argue with that
I love your videos with those tips and tricks inside. Next I hope to focus on a scene with more realism, less saturated maybe. And for those who want to improve color grading, they can check tutorials for photography and cinematography. The settings are basically the same. (I advise this to you also))
Thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it 😊! I agree my style tends to have a more stylised look with saturated colours perhaps for the next tutorial I'll focus on photorealism. Also, your tip for watching photography and cinematography tutorials is a great one!
Great stuff. Subbed :)
Thanks I really appreciate it 😊
You are the best!!!!
Thanks 😊
Great tutorial video, it's good to always learn new stuff. Although with Unity, after ironing out all of the error messages that come with various assets, that hour is already over.
Very well done! Very inspiring too!. Almost started to learn and so excited to finally finish it! I wish my GPU was better (1060GTX 6Gb) I bet you have a veeery good one. Looks super neat! Thank you so much for your help
That's awesome to hear, also that GPU is definitely powerful enough to make detailed scenes in Unity, I would know I also have a 1060GTX 6GB 😆
@@sketch3436 Thank you so much for answering so quickly! I've uploaded an image from my project. Yours looks much smoother than mine. imgur.com/a/J16ORC7 I might be missing something but i tried to follow everything step by step :D
very cool!
Thanks! 😊
you got yourself a sub. too many "tutorials" are just speed level designs without explaining anything. especially with lighting and post processing. very well done! loved it.
im doing a challenge where ill try to make a speed level everyday for 30 days to try to get better. will definitely be using the tricks shown here.
Quick question, do you set a color in your lighting settings or just use the skybox for lighting in the lighting settings menu?
Thanks, I really appreciate it. Also, that 30 day challenge sounds awesome, wouldn't mind giving it a shot myself.
For the lighting colour, if the scene is not going to change (doesn't have changing time of day etc) I usually manually adjust the colour, otherwise, I leave it on skybox.
@@sketch3436 I wasnt sure if i missed it or something. You never adjusted it for this tutorial right?
Ooooooooooooh yaaaaaaay a TUTORIAL!!!!!!!
Thanks 😊
@@sketch3436 No problem you uploading is an inspiration!!
thanks mate, the video was really helpful! maybe try some post-apocalyptic environment next time :)
Thanks, I really appreciate it 😊. Also thanks for the suggestions
Thank you
Best ever, an awesome chilling tutorial, please create an ancient town level design, that will be terrific.....
Thanks for the suggestion, an ancient town does sound awesome. For my next one, I do want to have more of an urban scene rather than my usual nature stuff, so maybe you'll be seeing an ancient town follow along tutorial very soon 😉
@@sketch3436 You are welcome, I have already followed through your terrain designing videos, and currently experimenting on my staffs, I will be waiting for the next one...
Thanks😍
Massive thanks to you mate, this has helped me create an outstanding piece of work for my school project. I would like to ask one thing, how are you able to preview the rocks and boulders in your inspector menu on the bottom right?
That's awesome to hear. To get a preview just click on the 3d model and then left-click on the bar at the bottom of the inspector window that has the model name, right-clicking this will also expand the preview to fullscreen.
Hope this helps 😊
@@sketch3436 thanks a lot dude 🙏, looking forward to your other videos :)
this is amazing and how did u just thought of such a beutiful scene
Amount of talent man! Thank you for this. For environmental design would you prefer unity or unreal?
Thanks, I really appreciate it 😊. If you asked the question about environment design a few years ago I would have said Unreal due to its superior lighting system and graphics in general, however, Unity has really stepped up their game in graphics and with the release of HDPR I wouldn't say Unreal has the advantage anymore. You can create stunning environments in both, so, I would recommend picking an engine off which one feels easier to use in terms of interface etc.
I haven't used Unreal too much but what I have found is that Unity's asset store tends to have more free assets that are actually good, which is always great for level designs.
Hope this helps.
first of all, the grass texture u use at the start isnt in the pack. So i clicked on a random grass texture when editing the terrain and when i click on the terrain it does nothing. how do you paint grass on the terrain???
IT would be cool if you gave us your hardware config, but anyway those kind of videos bring happiness to my heart
:) Nice video thank u
All good, it's awesome to hear that you enjoyed it 😊
i think that grass texture has the normal texture level little bit too high but all the rest is just perfect, nice scene
thanks brother
Simply Brilliant, Watched the video few times and I still totally Love it, Thank you for the great Tutorial and fantastic Content, Looking forward for all future videos, I have 1 Noob question :) I can't seem to adjust the terrain height after i add the layers and other prefabs, the scene screen simply turns black once i choose the raise/lower terrain option, is there any fix or am i forgetting to do something ? Thumbs up and subscribed to ur channel off course :)
Thanks, I really appreciate it 😊.
That bug you have sounds very strange, I haven't had anything like that before. However, I assume there is some conflict or missing file somewhere which is causing the terrain system to stop working. I would recommend to reimport all assets by navigating to Assets > Reimport All.
If the bug still occurs check if it still occurs in a different project if it does it is likely an issue with the core Unity files and you probably need to reinstall Unity. Hope this helps
How did you adjust the camera, when I switch to the game view camera in below the terrain and I just can't adjust it to look natural!
You are best don't give up
Thanks! I really appreciate it 😊
i dont have immediate reaction to lighting change, when i rotate my light or when i move it, i have auto generate off, am i doing anything wrong?
That does sound strange, you should make sure that all your layers are selected on your light (the layers tell the light what objects it can effect). If that is fine it is likely that the project is broken in some area and you should try to re-import all assets to fix any issues: Assets > Re-import All.
Hope this helps :)
oh man, great work! btw, what's your ground texture name in asset store?
Thanks, I really appreciate it 😊. The ground textures are from the 'Rocky Hills Environment - Light Pack'
assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/landscapes/rocky-hills-environment-light-pack-89939
hi bro im following your video but i use post processing in urp render pipeline it seems it doesnt work any help ?
Hi, I just created a new project, but there's no green terrain there (like at min 0:28) : how did you set it up? Thanks Matteo
All you need to do is create a new terrain (GameObject > 3D Object > Terrain), then navigate to the paint texture tab on the terrain and select create new terrain layer, this will bring up a window where you can select a texture, if you place in the grass texture as your first texture it will automatically fill the terrain with that texture. Hope this helps :)
Excelent.
Thanks! Did you use HDRP here?
Can I use this for my game demo before I sell it? (For testing purposes)
Awesome dude! Is the water asset set free btw?
I'm using Unity 2021.3.8f1, For some reason the effects wouldn't work after applying on my main camera.
there is a compiler error from one of the assets can someone help me fix it
Very appreciative
BTW are these assets copyright free to use??
how do you get your project files in unity? You started with the ground already how did you get that? There's so much missing to get started here
brother i downloaded your project file, now to start using it where should copy it too, or how should i open it in unity. please answer asap. anyone
Do you have to re size the rocks
i have a problem, the grass texture from standard assets is not transparent in unity.
When I try and use the Rocks/Grass in the download given to us, it doesn't show the texture. It just shows an pink color.
How can I fix this?
A pink texture indicates that a file path is missing. This doesn't necessarily mean that the file is missing but just the reference for the particular thing is. I would check to see if there is a grass texture present, if there is you just have to re-assign it. If not than the file is actually missing and perhaps try to re-download the project again.
Finally, this could just be something that happens with the new Unity versions, after-all this tutorial was done on one of the 2018 versions.
Hope this helps :)
To fix this go to lighting - compression - select uncompressed ( before it should selected to Auto)
You should've changed your color space to linear and on tonemapper use ACES. You will get nicer results with color grading. Nice tutorial by the way.
sketch how do i import the google drive project? i've unextracted and everything and i still cant import it
nice
Hi. Can you show how to open the Rocky Hills Environment - Light Pack you gave as here after i import it from the store?
for some reason i cant open it.
When you import from the store it should be automatically added to your project, there are no additional steps to open things etc. To check that it is in your project or not click the import button again from the asset store, if you see blue ticks in the package preview it means those files are not in the project.
You just saved my ass! Thanks a lot
All good
I noticed that you didn't make the objects static for the built in renderer. Is this a better way for the game to run? Or is making all objects static hard on your cpu? Thanks for the video.
Setting objects to static will improve performance, however, if you have static objects the lighting cannot change. I didn't set my objects to static since I didn't want the video to turn into a performance video. Hope this helps :)
Hey Sketch, I'm trying to follow along in 2019.3 but the procedural sky settings have been completely changed. The unity wiki still includes atmosphere thickness and stuff as features in 2019.3 but my inspector only shows sun tint, sun strength, atmosphere tint, ground, HDR exposure, and render queue. I've extensively messed with all of them but nothing makes it look the way it does here. Help?
I just tested it out with 2019.3.7f1 and it seems to be working the same. Are you using standard Unity or HDRP / URP?
@@sketch3436 I'm using 2019.3.11f1 (not sure if that's any different I'm pretty new). I'm just using the standard 3D. Interestingly, I downloaded an asset pack that had a procedural skybox as a material, and when I dragged that on to the sky it had all the options like atmosphere thickness, but not the ones I talked about above. I followed your instructions by creating a new material, changing the shader to skybox>procedural, but then I get the same options I was talking about earlier without what you're getting. Also, if I open the shader that gives me the options that you see that came with the asset pack, and then go to change the skybox to procedural again even though it already is procedural, It will change to the procedural skybox I don't want.
Also my scene is significantly darker than yours.
Thanks for the help I really appreciate you taking the time. I'm really enjoying this creative process.
@@Anigmus_ That is strange behaviour. Does it happen in all projects? Reimporting assets usually fixes any strange behaviour with assets, just navigate to Assets > Reimport All.
Also, if you want to lighten up your scene you can just increase the directional light intensity or increase the post-exposure in post-processing (colour grading).
Hope this helps :)
@@sketch3436 can you tell me how did you get your terrain green at the beginning. You didn't show us that part. (Also the textures that you mentioned, I tried all of them but I didn't got a fresh grass green colour, instead I got some olive green texture.
damn I have the exact same problems, lmk if you found the fix
pro tip, painting with the trees works now! Also the skybox shader is super broken, so what you need to do is go to you lighting settings, change the world the skybox procedural, and then edit that one. It won't let you create new instances at the moment. If anyone finds a fix let me know, but I can't find shit.