I've create a basic game in Unity and Unreal Engine. Have you used both? And if so which do you prefer? I only ask this as I've just started out and before I start my main project I don't want choose an engine I might regret using. Any advice would be of a great help :)
Graham Thomson use whatever you feel most comfortable with. If you are making a mobile game I highly suggest going with Unity. If you want a graphic intense game it would probably be better to go with Unreal. However you can still get good graphics with Unity. Unity for me is easier to use however it's really just personal preference. Don't feel one is worse than another. Many great games have been made with both engines. Goodluck!!
Reverse the script so the arrow rotates and the map doesn't. So, freeze the camera rotation and place the arrow as part of the player object on a Plane
@@JimmyVegasUnity ohh thanks a lot Jimmy and I’m so glad you replied to my comment as I wanted to let you know that your tutorials have helped me a lot in doing my college project. Keep up the good work mate 🙌🏻👏🏻.
THANK YOU! Literally everyone else was like "hurr-fucking-durr you have to write your own shader" and I'm not smart enough for that but I am at least smart enough to have known there's a better way to do it.
Such a great tutorial! so easy to follow !
Thankyou :3
Brilliantly well done video thank you so much
Hey bro can you please do a turtorial on how to create a fuel system?
Thanks youtube for covering the final version of created map
Thank you for this clear exolenation :)
Thank you Jimmy
Brilliant!!
Awesome, thank you
Thanks Man !!
it helped a lot
Nice!!! Thank for your help!!!
Thanks bro
It's so helpful :)
Thank you so much man
Thank You!
Can you make a Interactive World Map for an RPG?
I've create a basic game in Unity and Unreal Engine. Have you used both? And if so which do you prefer? I only ask this as I've just started out and before I start my main project I don't want choose an engine I might regret using. Any advice would be of a great help :)
Graham Thomson use whatever you feel most comfortable with. If you are making a mobile game I highly suggest going with Unity. If you want a graphic intense game it would probably be better to go with Unreal. However you can still get good graphics with Unity. Unity for me is easier to use however it's really just personal preference. Don't feel one is worse than another. Many great games have been made with both engines. Goodluck!!
Thx but my mini map does rotate in the axe x (as everyone wants) but also in y (so it doesnt give a mini map vibe ...)
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can i please download the circle and the arrow ? lol
thanks
Nice video, but can anyone tell me how to make the arrow in the minimap follow the player's rotation?
Reverse the script so the arrow rotates and the map doesn't. So, freeze the camera rotation and place the arrow as part of the player object on a Plane
@@JimmyVegasUnity ohh thanks a lot Jimmy and I’m so glad you replied to my comment as I wanted to let you know that your tutorials have helped me a lot in doing my college project. Keep up the good work mate 🙌🏻👏🏻.
THANK YOU! Literally everyone else was like "hurr-fucking-durr you have to write your own shader" and I'm not smart enough for that but I am at least smart enough to have known there's a better way to do it.
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thanks dude uve helped me soooo much
Awesome thank you
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how to represent enemy in same map
you can put a 3d model above the head of the enemy and disable the options "cast shadows" and "receive shadows" in rendering settings
wow it worked i first watched like 1 min vid then i started already but first didnt work then i watch full video and it worked
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How to make a turn off mini map
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