One suggestion is that you not fix the camera directly behind Rayman while jumping. The original Rayman 2 camera also follows Rayman's vertical movement while jumping, but slower. Instead, they tilt the camera upwards in addition to slightly moving the position of the camera upwards; and Rayman will end up higher in the screen at the height of his jump. Similarly, when Rayman falls, the camera tilts downwards in addition to moving down, and Rayman ends up below his regular position when standing still. You don't need to copy Rayman 2's camera exactly, just be mindful about it.. ;) Rayman 3's camera paints an invisible box around Rayman while jumping, and as long as Rayman is jumping within the box, the camera will not follow Rayman's vertical movement, only the horizontal one. When Rayman then lands on another platform or hangs on its side, the camera's vertical movement aligns itself to the height of the new platform. When Rayman gets outside the box while jumping, say to helicopter to a far-away platform, the camera reattaches itself to Rayman's vertical movement, tilting similarly to Rayman 2. This causes a strong pull as the camera suddenly re-follows Rayman which might seem unpleasant. But within the box, the movement is quite smooth. What would your solution be for a 3d platforming camera?
Well done! I remember playing the N64 version as a kid and had a blast trying to enjoy the adventure, even though I sucked at video games as a kid lol.
It be nice if Ubisoft actually did the decent thing and just remade it, or at least put out a next gen port Instead of just making about fifty open world franchises and recycling all their mechanics lol
looks amazing, all the colors hella bright tho
Impressive job! It looks as lush as I imagined the original to be.
One suggestion is that you not fix the camera directly behind Rayman while jumping. The original Rayman 2 camera also follows Rayman's vertical movement while jumping, but slower. Instead, they tilt the camera upwards in addition to slightly moving the position of the camera upwards; and Rayman will end up higher in the screen at the height of his jump. Similarly, when Rayman falls, the camera tilts downwards in addition to moving down, and Rayman ends up below his regular position when standing still.
You don't need to copy Rayman 2's camera exactly, just be mindful about it.. ;)
Rayman 3's camera paints an invisible box around Rayman while jumping, and as long as Rayman is jumping within the box, the camera will not follow Rayman's vertical movement, only the horizontal one. When Rayman then lands on another platform or hangs on its side, the camera's vertical movement aligns itself to the height of the new platform. When Rayman gets outside the box while jumping, say to helicopter to a far-away platform, the camera reattaches itself to Rayman's vertical movement, tilting similarly to Rayman 2. This causes a strong pull as the camera suddenly re-follows Rayman which might seem unpleasant. But within the box, the movement is quite smooth.
What would your solution be for a 3d platforming camera?
Well done! I remember playing the N64 version as a kid and had a blast trying to enjoy the adventure,
even though I sucked at video games as a kid lol.
I love it. Thank your for your work! 🙂
Beautiful
Good job on this video! This should have the Globox Village added to it.
Seeing Ryman 3 style Rayman in Rayman 2 is the only negative thing I have to say, it gorgeous though!
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Good project... Just missing one thing...
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Nice but abused the saturation and contrast like no tomorrow
a bit too bright compared to the mood of the original, but still impressive.
Isn't 60 FPS better than any graphical improvement .
Thats pretty awesome, would you be up to join a team ?
Nice, but the original game was darkish and gloomy, this elusive vibe is missing here somehow.
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Running a smooth 15fps
It be nice if Ubisoft actually did the decent thing and just remade it, or at least put out a next gen port
Instead of just making about fifty open world franchises and recycling all their mechanics lol
Looks like dreams not ue5
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