By the way that sharp looking dude who looks like me but is clearly way smarter then me is “look-ma-I-learned-something-new-dude”! But in all seriousness I am super stoked for the new and improved code and combat system!
The game looks and feels much better now! Combat is really important to be done earlier rather than later so people can fully understand the "game feel". Well done!🥳
Hey! Thanks a lot for sharing a link to my state machine video! ✨ Your video showed up in my feed so it seems like you're getting some good traction to your channel! Subbed myself 🍻 Cheers -Nicky
When you said, "Now we need something to kill." I was asking myself "Me??????" and then you said, "No, not ducks" and I was seriously freaked out. Nice video!
I love how this game improves. May i am allowed to add a suggestion to your weapon holding system? If (Allowed == False){ Stop.Reading } Else{ Continue } Wenn you make the double attack (pressing attack twice) your charater allready "hide" the sword even before finishing the attack. Would like to see this fixed as well. May, you can add an "timer after attack" like for 1-2 Seconds before she hides the sword again? Anyway, keep going, really interested to see how this final piece of game will look like 🙂
just subscribed DevBroother!!! am working on my 2D game prototype but eventually will move to 3D is where my skills r best can't wait to see your game Rached and Clunk was my favorite game my advise to you bring back the 90s Playstation feel cheers!
Ok now THIS looks very good :D I had a lot of struggles with state machines but there is also a small tutorial from Blackthornprod which was very easy to understand :)
Yeah, like I noted in the vid, in-game the trail looks butter smooth, but when I use Unity Recorder the fps drops massively! and the trails looks jagged… again ingame it is not!
You are exactly like me in my game dev journey xD Having a player controller made with if statements and then changing to state machines? Check. Wanting cool combos moves and nice combat but hating what you did for it, so redoing it multiple times? Check. But your progress inspires me to keep working on my game, JunkWorld is looking really nice so far!!
Sooo... I had this idea for your jump attack . I thought that spin could be useful for like ground or flying enemies. Put like 3 or 4 quick spins (that do damage) in the air and at the end when she slumps here sword in the floor it will slum the enemy in the floor, bounce a bit when it bounces off leave a window to attack while the enemy is floating... or a bit of a knock back (sorry for my bad English 😅 not my first language) keep the good work man 👍
I have a few questions. What exactly happens in each of the states in the state machine? Are physics, gravity, etc calculated inside or outside each state? Basically, I want to create a 3D platformer utilizing a state machine, but I have no idea how to do it. The videos you linked helped, but were not specific in what I wanted to accomplish.
Yeah perhaps I’ll do a run down video but yes; The state machine it self checks input and sets the variables. Then each state handles its own gravity, physics and everything. I did however make some standard classes states can call so I don’t have the same code in each state.
I mean there’s negative connotations with using the word “technical debt” lol you can view it positively as “iteration” Your first pass lets you test the functionality. Your next iteration now has a footprint/expectation to base your optimizations on. Helps to see what and where to optimize when you have a system up. As long as you keep things encapsulated, you’ll be able to keep iterating on these systems without worry about any other systems
Definitely! However in the past I often skipped the “implementing things right”-step, since I just didn’t know how to. Now it’s different and I need to keep reminding my self to dig in, learn how to do something “correctly” and do it. Also really to keep the project some what manageable…
@@CherryNuggetGames I mean the best part about iteration is that it helps you from getting blocked. Kinda like implementing the FSM for your movements. If you burdened yourself with implementing (and researching) the state machine AND has to flesh out the look and feel of your movement simultaneously, it’d be tough to figure out where to start. You did it correctly 😘 you started with what you could use first which was movement. No sense implementing a state machine if you don’t know how you are going to test and leverage it. Keep on junking and craft something spectacular!
Hello, I am a beginner game developer from Ukraine. The combat system looks amazing. Very smooth animations, great job. I wish your game to become a successful project. Looking at your work, I want to grow and develop even more, thank you for that. If it's not difficult for you - recommend videos, lessons or materials on the topic of hack and slash combat systems in unity 3D. Good luck to you
Thank you so much! Honestly I just got started as I sad in the video by playing a lot of games, really dissecting how everything looked, felt and worked. Then it’s combining systems to make it work. Honestly I would start with Iheartgamedev’s character controller series. First make a character, first with asset store assets, the model and import your own, and by the time you have that figured out adding combat will be a piece of cake!!
Loved the video. It is very nice to see progress you are making. Although I am wondering if you have a very special edition of the player handbook as I found nothing about state machines in my version.
I used Unitys NavMeshAgents. In update check if the difference between the player position and the enemies position is smaller then a certain threshold, if so set a destination opposite the player movement vector for the enemy. This will make the enemy “run” in the opposite direction. Then you would have to do some smart things to not check things every frame, like make a trigger volume around the enemy, so it only starts checking positions if the player is actually close enough! Hope this helps!
using System; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class GameDev : MonoBehaviour { public float StressPercentage = 90f; void Update() { if(StressPercentage
By the way that sharp looking dude who looks like me but is clearly way smarter then me is “look-ma-I-learned-something-new-dude”! But in all seriousness I am super stoked for the new and improved code and combat system!
Title typo "junkorld" is missing the W.
It’s those “invisible” changes that make the most difference when making games! Great video!
Definitely! So its good to talk about them! Even if most people wont see a difference, a lot of work goes into the backend of a game.
The game looks and feels much better now! Combat is really important to be done earlier rather than later so people can fully understand the "game feel". Well done!🥳
Agreed!!
This game is getting better and better by time !! LOVE IT!
Thank you so much! I am also really stoked with the new additions!
I really appreciate that you cover the mistakes we all make in game dev and programming that causes existential dread in us all. Gives me hope.
Thanks good to hear it’s usefull!
Hey! Thanks a lot for sharing a link to my state machine video! ✨
Your video showed up in my feed so it seems like you're getting some good traction to your channel! Subbed myself
🍻 Cheers -Nicky
Thanks so much! And thanks you for the great tutorials!! They really helped me get started programming 💪💪
The game is coming along well! Lol I literally had to do this as well a few nights ago so I felt your exact pain too. Liked & Subbed!
When you said, "Now we need something to kill." I was asking myself "Me??????" and then you said, "No, not ducks" and I was seriously freaked out. Nice video!
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Insta subbed because ginger recognize ginger ;)
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nice to see your progress. hope you will keep the projekt up :)
I fully intend to! Thanks!!
Tutorial on this will be super awesome 👍
I love how this game improves.
May i am allowed to add a suggestion to your weapon holding system?
If (Allowed == False){
Stop.Reading
}
Else{
Continue
}
Wenn you make the double attack (pressing attack twice) your charater allready "hide" the sword even before finishing the attack. Would like to see this fixed as well.
May, you can add an "timer after attack" like for 1-2 Seconds before she hides the sword again?
Anyway, keep going, really interested to see how this final piece of game will look like 🙂
Geweldig absolutely loved the video can’t wait for the next one 👍👍👍
Thanks! Hopefully with lots of cool new stuff to playtest 😱
Whoa night and day difference in your revised attacks Great job!!
thanks!
Nah, this is the real talk. Appreciate it, sir.
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Me: *finally sits down to relax and tune in to the latest devlog* The video: HELLO MY NUGGETS
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Very cool presentation ! I really liked it. I made me remeber that i have to redo my whole card game
Hahaha good luck with it! It will hopefully make things easier and better!
Man, that sword action looks 5000x better. Good for you for sticking it out and doing the work.
Doing better than me, for sure, haha
Thanks!! As long as you’re doing something, you’ll get where you want to be eventually!
just subscribed DevBroother!!!
am working on my 2D game prototype but eventually will move to 3D is where my skills r best can't wait to see your game Rached and Clunk was my favorite game my advise to you bring back the 90s Playstation feel cheers!
Very nice!
thanks 👍
love your devlog style :D
thank you so much!!
Ok now THIS looks very good :D I had a lot of struggles with state machines but there is also a small tutorial from Blackthornprod which was very easy to understand :)
Good one! I’ll see if I can add it to the list!
I'm glad I'm not the only 1 who takes forever to get something right😅😅😅🍻
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I like your purple charge particle effects
Thanks!!
Looks awesome! I recommend using more vertices in your trail renderer to get a smoother effect on it and make it look faster
keep it up!
Yeah, like I noted in the vid, in-game the trail looks butter smooth, but when I use Unity Recorder the fps drops massively! and the trails looks jagged… again ingame it is not!
@@CherryNuggetGames haha that's so weird
Really enjoyed this
Thanks!
9:04 maybe make the ground smash have a little dust cloud, maybe some screen shake, would really give the idea of it being a powerful attack.
You are exactly like me in my game dev journey xD
Having a player controller made with if statements and then changing to state machines? Check.
Wanting cool combos moves and nice combat but hating what you did for it, so redoing it multiple times? Check.
But your progress inspires me to keep working on my game, JunkWorld is looking really nice so far!!
Haha right! Let’s keep grinding! 💪
Sooo... I had this idea for your jump attack . I thought that spin could be useful for like ground or flying enemies. Put like 3 or 4 quick spins (that do damage) in the air and at the end when she slumps here sword in the floor it will slum the enemy in the floor, bounce a bit when it bounces off leave a window to attack while the enemy is floating... or a bit of a knock back (sorry for my bad English 😅 not my first language) keep the good work man 👍
Sounds good!!
I have a few questions. What exactly happens in each of the states in the state machine? Are physics, gravity, etc calculated inside or outside each state? Basically, I want to create a 3D platformer utilizing a state machine, but I have no idea how to do it. The videos you linked helped, but were not specific in what I wanted to accomplish.
Yeah perhaps I’ll do a run down video but yes; The state machine it self checks input and sets the variables. Then each state handles its own gravity, physics and everything. I did however make some standard classes states can call so I don’t have the same code in each state.
@@CherryNuggetGames Thank You!
algorythm 2 times in a row
Go algorithm! 🤘
I mean there’s negative connotations with using the word “technical debt” lol you can view it positively as “iteration”
Your first pass lets you test the functionality. Your next iteration now has a footprint/expectation to base your optimizations on.
Helps to see what and where to optimize when you have a system up. As long as you keep things encapsulated, you’ll be able to keep iterating on these systems without worry about any other systems
Definitely! However in the past I often skipped the “implementing things right”-step, since I just didn’t know how to. Now it’s different and I need to keep reminding my self to dig in, learn how to do something “correctly” and do it. Also really to keep the project some what manageable…
@@CherryNuggetGames I mean the best part about iteration is that it helps you from getting blocked. Kinda like implementing the FSM for your movements. If you burdened yourself with implementing (and researching) the state machine AND has to flesh out the look and feel of your movement simultaneously, it’d be tough to figure out where to start.
You did it correctly 😘 you started with what you could use first which was movement. No sense implementing a state machine if you don’t know how you are going to test and leverage it.
Keep on junking and craft something spectacular!
Hello, I am a beginner game developer from Ukraine. The combat system looks amazing. Very smooth animations, great job. I wish your game to become a successful project. Looking at your work, I want to grow and develop even more, thank you for that. If it's not difficult for you - recommend videos, lessons or materials on the topic of hack and slash combat systems in unity 3D. Good luck to you
Thank you so much! Honestly I just got started as I sad in the video by playing a lot of games, really dissecting how everything looked, felt and worked. Then it’s combining systems to make it work. Honestly I would start with Iheartgamedev’s character controller series. First make a character, first with asset store assets, the model and import your own, and by the time you have that figured out adding combat will be a piece of cake!!
Loved the video. It is very nice to see progress you are making. Although I am wondering if you have a very special edition of the player handbook as I found nothing about state machines in my version.
🤣🤣🤘💪
how did you make those small enemy avoid the player?
I used Unitys NavMeshAgents. In update check if the difference between the player position and the enemies position is smaller then a certain threshold, if so set a destination opposite the player movement vector for the enemy. This will make the enemy “run” in the opposite direction. Then you would have to do some smart things to not check things every frame, like make a trigger volume around the enemy, so it only starts checking positions if the player is actually close enough! Hope this helps!
What was the game that you were playing to use as a reference? :)
Swordcery. It’s a roguelike. You can download a free pologue on steam
i think it would be cool if the game could have custom weapons like mothergunship
I like it!
Damn I looked at the thumb, I instantly click and when will it release
Not for a little while still in the very early stage development!
Can you please make the game a spiritual successor to metal gear rising? Because the combat is ideal for that!
Hahahaha I don’t know if I can live up to that 🤣🤣 but for you i’ll try!!
Free game?
I will release some demos but it will be a “premium” game in the end!
is there a tutorial kinda similar with this
Not that I know of! But perhaps I’ll make one!
nothing is ready, never-ever. Never done. (I'm at this point)
0:29 waarom heeft deze gast een jungle mini van de lidl 😂
Its a stress ball… I guess gamedev == stress 🤣
using System;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
public class GameDev : MonoBehaviour
{
public float StressPercentage = 90f;
void Update()
{
if(StressPercentage
the character needs to be smaller
but hear me out… what if we made her even bigger!
@@CherryNuggetGames YEAH!!!!
Can you stop saying welcome back nuggets? Its cringe. Video was good otherwise.
Thanks🐣!!