@Embassy_of_Jupiter Reason is easy though : Space Engineer's devs only implement mods. Community ask for a more complex system like piston, a modder answer and give piston ! Some months later, the dev implement the mod. People want rotor ? Same thing. Planet ? Actually the same thing ! It was a modded spherical gravity generator with a big asteroid at first. I don't remember if the atmosphere system was them or mod though... But to be frank, it's so simple that a mod probably did it. Even their weather system is janky and they teased NPC engineer like years ago before deleting every video proof and never talk about it again. (probably fake) The worst, is the whole military DLC, which is literally (again) a mod implemented but with a little less feature. Some bugs that modders asked to fix (one in particular, asked by the shield mod guy) never been fixed in yearS. Man, that game is a shame. And seeing starship EVO getting more optimisation, more possibility, better planet, better automation etc... Just make me remember that space engineer was so much of a wasted potential. For fuck's sake, a random french guy did better than their whole team in probably the same timeframe ! And Keen did 3 game (that was basically the same) before ! No excuses ! I hope the S EVO guy get enough founding to actually get a team to help him do what he can't do and make a real fucking great game we deserve !
@Embassy_of_Jupiter And don't forget MEDIEVAL engineers :D I regret to have bought it so much. That thing is worst than a cash grab ! "Yeah what we code in SE will go into ME and reverse ! Mutually beneficial !" And the game is bugged like hell and barebone. Don't know if you've seen the CART on this one. That's just horrible...
@@starshipevo9967 tbh I asked the same question in the early beginnings of sky wanderers, but I'd like to ask again now that you've gotten this far: how do you (now) envision survival for starship evo? [what has changed?]. keep up the good work
@@starshipevo9967 Career/survival mode sounds really interesting. I'm curious how it will work. I've really enjoyed Avorion but I like being first person and actually flying the ships.
When you lay out your hybrid approach like that it makes it seem very simple, but I'm sure this took a lot of research and development to actually come up with, sanity check, and implement. The result is quite impressive, and I'm excited to see it in game :)
@@starshipevo9967 Oh yeah, I can imagine transitioning between the two requires some finesse to hide properly. I mean, LOD alone can be hard to get right.
This is very impressive for a solo effort, i've seen lot's of attempts at procedural planets but you've pulled off something nice looking and with sensible generation. Also having voxel destruction complicates it further. It's easy for players to take it for granted but this is quite an achievement, congratulations!
I really love this implementation of planets, the attention to detail and aesthetics goes a long way to provide atmosphere and you have done an amazing job. I think allowing for that more extreme generation like 3:40 is good in moderation as it will make exploration more fun knowing that it is possible to find such extreme terrain :D
@@starshipevo9967 You're welcome! I wish there was some way I could help with something this cool and ambitious-I'm glad you do community building contests and stuff over on your Discord. I can't play much on PC these days because of spastic paralysis in my hands, but if you ever hold some sort of lore / dialogue writing / proof reading contest, or any way people can contribute using text, I'll definitely be the first one to sign up.
That is so impressive! And the way to casually mention things as small sidenotes... oh btw. I also added volumetric clouds, and yes, there are waves and beaches... awesome.
I want to say that I like your approach to working on the game. I like how the construction is done, the ships look aesthetically pleasing and it's not always possible to understand that they are built from separate blocks, they look like beautiful models made in a 3D editor. In almost all similar games, ships always look a little polygonal (maybe with the exception of the dual universe) due to the fact that in them you are only allowed to build from pre-prepared blocks, for example, you cannot choose a very extreme slope, which is why you cannot build sharp and thin ship. But in this game it is possible and it's great! I also like moving parts that definitely add immersiveness and aesthetics. I'll be honest, I haven't bought the game yet as I'm waiting for the survival mode, but I'm very interested in this game. I'm sure if I bought the game now, I would spend a lot of time building beautiful ships, but I'm waiting for the goals to appear in the game for these ships. I'm also interested in how water is implemented in the game. For example, what happens if you dig the ground next to a lake? I doubt that there is any physics for water now or that it will appear in the future due to technical limitations, but I'm still interested. It is also interesting how ships interact with water. I am sure that the implementation of the planets was a very difficult task and I wish you good luck in further development!
Man, this puts Space Engineers' planets to shame. So much better looking both from the surface and in orbit! Been following this game's progress since all the way back in 2016, and I've always been impressed by your work and long-term dedication, but this update truly is a gamechanger. It's the perfect mixture of Elite Dangerous, Space Engineers and No Man's Sky planets. I'll definitely buy this on Steam once survival mode comes along!
Well done! Even though you inspired from the good sides of some other games, you still managed to create an original product in your own way. I like that and your game looks promising. I will be following your process mate. Congratulations!
I didn't know if you were still working on this but awesome this is one of the few games I'm following along with development and I've already spent plenty of hours just building ships in this game. Cant wait to see what this becomes in the future
Your project is by far my most anticipated game currently. I really love every design decision you made until now and I really cant wait to play survival with friends!
Making this single handedly is absolutely mindblowing. I am just starting, and I was drawn by the ship modeling features. This definitely deserves more attention. Super job ! Je te tire mon chapeau !
Awesome job man, really outdone yourself, this game by far as my favorite building mechanics for any space game, and now you've just added planets, amazing!
I adore your game so much! It is really incredible, and I would love to see the process that you have when developing, perhaps a dev-log of some sort would be awesome!
I checked out the recent update and you've made excellent progress. A few things came across my mind though: 1. Water appears to be pretty patchy, you can see the repeating squares from land. 2. Maybe a one off event but game crashed when I went so fast that I clipped underground. Not supposed to be under the floor, but suppose someone accidentally does, they might crash? 3. I've got a GEFORCE 1080 Ti 11gb; I get anywhere between 40-100 fps when on planets, despite the small number of vegetation and clouds. I'm targeting a 1920x1080 display @ 165hz. 4. Maybe add a toggle for wave intensity? It looks great, but most games like No Mans Sky use flat surfaces with cheap tricks to make water look wavy.
Honestly amazing work can't wait to really get going, just made my first ship and already love the building system and now I get a massive planet update to try my ships out !
I haven't looked back into the game for a while now (I still absolutely love it but life gets in the way sometimes, you know?). You absolute madman, this looks amazing. I think I really need to hop back in.
You're amazing! Keep it up, my PC is broken at the moment but you can be sure that Starship Evo is gonna be one of the first games I'll be playing once it's back! ❤️
been loving checking in on this every few months. i first got on board like waaaaay back when he first did the earliest round of kickstarter. it's been incredible to see how Tsuna does his development arc and handles technical issues. he's been very focused on the technical back-end and building a stable platform rather than just pumping out vaporware that looks cool to generate hype but doesn't actually work (like so many other studios or early access projects).
I wouldn't go that far. No Man's Sky still has a lot of cool elements that aren't present in Starship EVO yet. When they get ground combat, missions, proper base building, and more unique biome diversification, then it will be competitive in that space.
Picked this up and I'm super impressed. Can't wait to see more survival aspects implemented and hopefully a dedicated server feature. This could definitely replace Empyrion for me eventually. Cheers and well done! Will be following the development.
Absolutely stunning work, Its hard to believe how far this game has come since the start. Fingers crossed you keep in or even add more variety to the extreme terrain feature generation, a lot of space games I've seen over the years stay pretty conservative with their planets which I've always found a bit of a shame.
Today I discovered your projects... looks very nice and I want to support you jsut by purchasing a copy, no matter if the game ever comes out, but I just want to support great indie developers with good ideas :)
Im making a game like this myself, got a few videos on my channel on it. I LOVE your volumetric clouds so much, i still have to figure that out properly. Great job on this, man!!!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for making an amazing space game. it's been so long since a good one came out and star base was a massive flop there are only 2 space games I enjoy and that is space engineers and Avoirion for the building now I can add this to the list. I have been watching this game and playing it from the start of the Steam release I really think you are doing a great job the game feels very smooth and stable even in its current version thx for making an amazing space sim and I can't wait for Survilia mode.
Really getting into space games, and this looks awesome. I'll def grab it next time my wife lets me spend some money lol. Best of luck to you. Can't wait to give it a try!
can actually see the ore being turnmed into ingots that is so cool. most other titles if not all just have yuo dump your stuff into a machine and then after some time it is all converted. This is a lot more satisfying I think.
Content de voir que ton jeu avance bien JF ! Le temps passe et tu n'abandonne pas ! Félicitations ! As-tu de l'aide depuis ? Une équipe ? Bon courage et je go faire la M.A.J. si elle est dispo ^^
This is incredible! How large is your team? It seems like the game has great bones, it would be nice to see progress (not that the progress is small😂) but the kind only possible with more people.
c'est absolument incroyable j'arrive vraiment pas à croire que t'es tout seul sur le projet , c'est vraiment un truc que je m'attendrai d'un studio de XX personnes, vraiment absoçlument incroyable !!!!!!!
Woahh! These planets look amazing. The colors remind me of No Man's Sky or Astroneer, but the terrain looks and feels a lot more realistic and grounded while still looking interesting. I really like how it looks. I know nothing of this game as this is my first video, but I hope you lean more on the exploration, Outer Wilds, side of space games instead of making this into a survival base builder like No Man's Sky. Survival features are always nice in soace games, but there's nothing I love more than exploration.
These procedural planets look amazing! As you said several times, the color palettes can look really good. Or funky, but that's good too. :D I love that you've already planned for and integrated many of the things I (and apparently many others) love from the space exploration/survival genre, like Space Engineers and its mods: in particular, planetary rings (but here with actual asteroids within the rings!). Do you have any personal unique features you would really like to attempt creating in your vision, that you haven't seen in other space exploration/creative games? Could be personal interpretation of common concepts, like wormholes and black holes, or anything completely creative new concepts. In the far distant future (after all the current big road map items are built to your satisfaction), would your procedural framework support non-spherical planetary bodies? And would that fit into your vision and style for the game? Ringworlds are an obvious fan favorite, but there's also Dyson spheres and more fantastical things like shattered worlds (example: a planet struck eons ago by a small moon, with a big crater scooped out) or a planet with an equatorial trench like a giant apple core. Or outright wacky ancient alien megastructures like a planet-sized moebius strip.
Bravo votre jeu se rapproche des plus grand et mérite d être porté au sommet . tout votre travail jusqu' a maintenant sera récompensé j en suis certain . Merci énormément
Looks great! I would consider having latitude affect generation so that the poles, the equator and the area in-between differ. Planets in games like yours often suffer from looking more or less the same all over, which makes exploring each planet beyond your landing site much less appealing.
@@starshipevo9967 I certainly will get into it again and see what's changed, looking forward to the survival elements a lot, then I also need to make my builds for the world too ^^
I think for No Man's sky they have a few base assets for the procedural generation to put together, for example, they could have a tree trunk with mushrooms instead of leaves on the end of branches. Also, one thing that I've noticed, is that I've been finding trees on planets and moons that don't have atmospheres. The planets themselves are gorgeous, and extremely fun to land on, if a little shiny.
This looks a lot like No Man's Sky. You're doing a great job. Maybe you can make the No Man's Sky we were promised but never got. You know, the one with really cool art style and animals on planets. That vibe in the early trailers is what really inspired me back in the day.
@@billywashere6965 I know it does but not in the same way as in the trailers. Such as the trailer where big herds of these deer like animals would run away from this big triceratops looking dinosaur that actually knocked down trees, while big dinosaurs were walking slowly and minding their own business. I have no idea how they made that demo but I believe it was all scripted. I know their studio got flooded and they lost most of their progress with the game. I would be pretty sad if the game was actually at that stage and then they couldn't recreate it but I doubt it.
this is so impressive. I've been playing space/vehicle building games like Starmade, Space Engineers, From the Depths and Starbase for such a long time, but they all have their issues. Starmade's development died a long time ago, Space Engineers is fun, but the interiors feel very limited for smaller ships, From the Depths is not very good visually and gameplay wise and StarBase flopped completely, and development also died. This game feels different. I've been following you for years now, and every so often I watched an update video and was blown away by what you've accomplished as a solo dev. It's genuinely insane to me. It just feels like a passion project, a combination of different aspects from other games that come together in a perfect blend, for me at least. So, I finally caved and bought the game a couple of days ago. It's great so far, allows so much creative freedom in builds. I hope you take good care of yourself while working on such a gargantuan task like solo developing a game, though. And I hope for you that the game explodes in popularity once you get to a stage where you think it's ready for the influx of players.
Looks good, though it could do with having some form of continent generation, in order to create planet wide highs and lows (so you can have seas for e.g.)
Awesome! Some aspects of your project are very similar to mine, I'm also developing a space game so I know how difficult it is to implement many of the systems for a game of this scale, kudos to you! Of course, despite some visual similarities, my game's art direction differs a lot from yours (thats good!). I'm interested in your cloud shaders, how did you make them? This is something I intend on my upcoming features that will be implemented. Once again, congratulations to you! Such a complex game is very challenging to develop.
Will the scope of your game go more towards survival, colony sim, or factory oriented at the end stages? Such a nice work by the way, absolute unit of a game you're developing right there.
I didn't bought Starship Evo yet, but I think I was playing it's really early alpha in the past like 5 years ago if I'm not wrong. This is looking amazing and it would be epic to find different (procedurally generated) animal/plant/fungi species in different planets, or procedurally generated unique materials like crystals to collect... ahh that would be actually perfect game that I'm still searching for. For example you got basic ores like iron, gold, diamond, cobalt, but in some rare cases you can also find unknown ores with procedurally generated name, shape of crystals, color... I hope you gonna consider that... it would be mindblowing... I'll buy Starship Evo in next week :)
Please teach us how!! I would love to be able to learn how you implemented the generation of the planet, the look of the atmosphere and all of that. Please consider making a video series explaining the process
havent heard news on this in awhile, could take over the space survival genre because there are no competitors with the potential you have with this game.
The factory building type stuff looks really fun as well. It took a long time but i'm so glad you've gotten planets working this well! Will the ring worlds from before still be in the game as well?
Wow, At this point u made Space Engineers Planets better by urself than their whole team, well done!
yea lol
Space engineers probably has just one or two people working on the planets. Lots of games have parts that completely rely on one person's competence.
Not hard though...
@Embassy_of_Jupiter Reason is easy though :
Space Engineer's devs only implement mods. Community ask for a more complex system like piston, a modder answer and give piston ! Some months later, the dev implement the mod. People want rotor ? Same thing. Planet ? Actually the same thing ! It was a modded spherical gravity generator with a big asteroid at first. I don't remember if the atmosphere system was them or mod though... But to be frank, it's so simple that a mod probably did it. Even their weather system is janky and they teased NPC engineer like years ago before deleting every video proof and never talk about it again. (probably fake)
The worst, is the whole military DLC, which is literally (again) a mod implemented but with a little less feature. Some bugs that modders asked to fix (one in particular, asked by the shield mod guy) never been fixed in yearS. Man, that game is a shame.
And seeing starship EVO getting more optimisation, more possibility, better planet, better automation etc... Just make me remember that space engineer was so much of a wasted potential. For fuck's sake, a random french guy did better than their whole team in probably the same timeframe ! And Keen did 3 game (that was basically the same) before ! No excuses ! I hope the S EVO guy get enough founding to actually get a team to help him do what he can't do and make a real fucking great game we deserve !
@Embassy_of_Jupiter And don't forget MEDIEVAL engineers :D
I regret to have bought it so much. That thing is worst than a cash grab ! "Yeah what we code in SE will go into ME and reverse ! Mutually beneficial !" And the game is bugged like hell and barebone. Don't know if you've seen the CART on this one. That's just horrible...
Cant believe this done by one dev. Amazing. Happy to have been an original backer!!!
Thanks for backing!
This project is taking great steps towards being an amazing survival/craft game
Well yes the goal is survival / career!
@@starshipevo9967 tbh I asked the same question in the early beginnings of sky wanderers, but I'd like to ask again now that you've gotten this far: how do you (now) envision survival for starship evo? [what has changed?]. keep up the good work
@@starshipevo9967 Career/survival mode sounds really interesting. I'm curious how it will work. I've really enjoyed Avorion but I like being first person and actually flying the ships.
When you lay out your hybrid approach like that it makes it seem very simple, but I'm sure this took a lot of research and development to actually come up with, sanity check, and implement. The result is quite impressive, and I'm excited to see it in game :)
Yes it is tricky, there is plenty of limitation to work with from D3D and optimization required. You need to deal with LOD transition ect and so on...
@@starshipevo9967 Oh yeah, I can imagine transitioning between the two requires some finesse to hide properly. I mean, LOD alone can be hard to get right.
This is very impressive for a solo effort, i've seen lot's of attempts at procedural planets but you've pulled off something nice looking and with sensible generation. Also having voxel destruction complicates it further. It's easy for players to take it for granted but this is quite an achievement, congratulations!
honestly love some of the extreme surface features even if they aren't very realistic, It adds variety and makes exploration more fun
Yeah some people like it, for some other it might break the immersion...
@@starshipevo9967 could make it a generation option, make it so you have to opt-in or something.
Huge! Glad to see this game still being worked on!
I really love this implementation of planets, the attention to detail and aesthetics goes a long way to provide atmosphere and you have done an amazing job. I think allowing for that more extreme generation like 3:40 is good in moderation as it will make exploration more fun knowing that it is possible to find such extreme terrain :D
FRICK, this is incredible! Absolutely amazing, astounding achievement! Jaw-dropping work!
Thanks!
@@starshipevo9967 You're welcome! I wish there was some way I could help with something this cool and ambitious-I'm glad you do community building contests and stuff over on your Discord. I can't play much on PC these days because of spastic paralysis in my hands, but if you ever hold some sort of lore / dialogue writing / proof reading contest, or any way people can contribute using text, I'll definitely be the first one to sign up.
@@levilukeskytrekker Sorry to hear that, wishing good health to you! I like your spirit! :)
That is so impressive! And the way to casually mention things as small sidenotes... oh btw. I also added volumetric clouds, and yes, there are waves and beaches... awesome.
I want to say that I like your approach to working on the game. I like how the construction is done, the ships look aesthetically pleasing and it's not always possible to understand that they are built from separate blocks, they look like beautiful models made in a 3D editor. In almost all similar games, ships always look a little polygonal (maybe with the exception of the dual universe) due to the fact that in them you are only allowed to build from pre-prepared blocks, for example, you cannot choose a very extreme slope, which is why you cannot build sharp and thin ship. But in this game it is possible and it's great! I also like moving parts that definitely add immersiveness and aesthetics. I'll be honest, I haven't bought the game yet as I'm waiting for the survival mode, but I'm very interested in this game. I'm sure if I bought the game now, I would spend a lot of time building beautiful ships, but I'm waiting for the goals to appear in the game for these ships. I'm also interested in how water is implemented in the game. For example, what happens if you dig the ground next to a lake? I doubt that there is any physics for water now or that it will appear in the future due to technical limitations, but I'm still interested. It is also interesting how ships interact with water. I am sure that the implementation of the planets was a very difficult task and I wish you good luck in further development!
That might be the best planets in video game : you made beautiful terrains AND good performances !
Good job !
I have been following this project for some time now and its really really amazing to see these awesome results! keep going!
Man, this puts Space Engineers' planets to shame. So much better looking both from the surface and in orbit!
Been following this game's progress since all the way back in 2016, and I've always been impressed by your work and long-term dedication, but this update truly is a gamechanger. It's the perfect mixture of Elite Dangerous, Space Engineers and No Man's Sky planets. I'll definitely buy this on Steam once survival mode comes along!
This is insane good, you put a lot of passion and hard work for this project!
The planets reminded me of Asroneer, especially the clouds, i really like them
These planets are just amazing to explore! Gives me so many ideas on ground structures and space stations!
I've seen a lot of planetary terrain LODs over the years, yours has one of the cleanest transitions between them that I've seen so far
Well done! Even though you inspired from the good sides of some other games, you still managed to create an original product in your own way. I like that and your game looks promising. I will be following your process mate. Congratulations!
I didn't know if you were still working on this but awesome this is one of the few games I'm following along with development and I've already spent plenty of hours just building ships in this game. Cant wait to see what this becomes in the future
Your project is by far my most anticipated game currently.
I really love every design decision you made until now and I really cant wait to play survival with friends!
Making this single handedly is absolutely mindblowing. I am just starting, and I was drawn by the ship modeling features.
This definitely deserves more attention.
Super job ! Je te tire mon chapeau !
Merci beaucoup!
4:20 the clouds look AMAZING
Awesome job man, really outdone yourself, this game by far as my favorite building mechanics for any space game, and now you've just added planets, amazing!
Awesome work and thank you for working really hard on the game. Thank you again for all the fun you have been giving me!
This looks incredible.
Your progress is looking great, love what you're doing with this!
Hang in there!
Really well done. I am always impressed with what you do.
I adore your game so much! It is really incredible, and I would love to see the process that you have when developing, perhaps a dev-log of some sort would be awesome!
The reason why I bought this game long time ago - you kept your promise! Respect! Looks awesome.
You have done amazing work with this game! Starship EVO has come so far :D
I checked out the recent update and you've made excellent progress. A few things came across my mind though:
1. Water appears to be pretty patchy, you can see the repeating squares from land.
2. Maybe a one off event but game crashed when I went so fast that I clipped underground. Not supposed to be under the floor, but suppose someone accidentally does, they might crash?
3. I've got a GEFORCE 1080 Ti 11gb; I get anywhere between 40-100 fps when on planets, despite the small number of vegetation and clouds. I'm targeting a 1920x1080 display @ 165hz.
4. Maybe add a toggle for wave intensity? It looks great, but most games like No Mans Sky use flat surfaces with cheap tricks to make water look wavy.
This man is a genius
This looks amazing, really good work on the sense of scale for these planets
So impressed with your continued progress. I haven't put many hours into the game yet, but I have no regrets about backing.
The amount of love and hard work you've put into this over the years fills me with such incredible warmth! Thank you 🙏 💙
Honestly amazing work can't wait to really get going, just made my first ship and already love the building system and now I get a massive planet update to try my ships out !
I can't believe this gem existed. I'm so happy with each year it is becoming easier and easier for indie devs to create great content like this!
I haven't looked back into the game for a while now (I still absolutely love it but life gets in the way sometimes, you know?). You absolute madman, this looks amazing. I think I really need to hop back in.
Thanks! I hope you like it!
You're amazing! Keep it up, my PC is broken at the moment but you can be sure that Starship Evo is gonna be one of the first games I'll be playing once it's back! ❤️
Great great work. Really impressed with its development. Love the work you have put in.
Wow, everything look beautiful! Keep up the superb work!
I cannot express to you how important seeing this project is to me! ❤
every time I see this game it just keeps getting better. Glad I jumped on it early.
just bougth the game. Keep up the good work, theres still so much potential. I wish you all the best for the future brother
huge and beautiful!
big news bro. thanks for sticking with this. we are all watching eagerly
it might finally be time to give this game another look.
been loving checking in on this every few months. i first got on board like waaaaay back when he first did the earliest round of kickstarter. it's been incredible to see how Tsuna does his development arc and handles technical issues. he's been very focused on the technical back-end and building a stable platform rather than just pumping out vaporware that looks cool to generate hype but doesn't actually work (like so many other studios or early access projects).
Imagine heading a AAA space game with millions of dollars and dozens of employees and getting bodied by a guy named Francois with a pet project.
I wouldn't go that far. No Man's Sky still has a lot of cool elements that aren't present in Starship EVO yet. When they get ground combat, missions, proper base building, and more unique biome diversification, then it will be competitive in that space.
Happy to have been here since the start!
Very very nice. A great update that I know you've been working hard on.
Picked this up and I'm super impressed. Can't wait to see more survival aspects implemented and hopefully a dedicated server feature. This could definitely replace Empyrion for me eventually. Cheers and well done! Will be following the development.
Absolutely stunning work, Its hard to believe how far this game has come since the start. Fingers crossed you keep in or even add more variety to the extreme terrain feature generation, a lot of space games I've seen over the years stay pretty conservative with their planets which I've always found a bit of a shame.
Today I discovered your projects... looks very nice and I want to support you jsut by purchasing a copy, no matter if the game ever comes out, but I just want to support great indie developers with good ideas :)
DAMN THIS IS INCREDIBLE, GOOD JOB
I'm so glad I bough the game, it's getting very interesting
Im making a game like this myself, got a few videos on my channel on it. I LOVE your volumetric clouds so much, i still have to figure that out properly. Great job on this, man!!!
Nice! Dont do it man, it is just too hard I am telling ya.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for making an amazing space game. it's been so long since a good one came out and star base was a massive flop there are only 2 space games I enjoy and that is space engineers and Avoirion for the building now I can add this to the list.
I have been watching this game and playing it from the start of the Steam release I really think you are doing a great job
the game feels very smooth and stable even in its current version thx for making an amazing space sim and I can't wait for Survilia mode.
Really getting into space games, and this looks awesome. I'll def grab it next time my wife lets me spend some money lol. Best of luck to you. Can't wait to give it a try!
This is amazing! I'll seriously consider buying it. Congratulations!
can actually see the ore being turnmed into ingots that is so cool. most other titles if not all just have yuo dump your stuff into a machine and then after some time it is all converted. This is a lot more satisfying I think.
Content de voir que ton jeu avance bien JF !
Le temps passe et tu n'abandonne pas ! Félicitations !
As-tu de l'aide depuis ? Une équipe ?
Bon courage et je go faire la M.A.J. si elle est dispo ^^
I remmember when nms did cobalt monoliths, i find it interesting you used ore monoliths too.
Your planets look great, well done :)
This is incredible! How large is your team? It seems like the game has great bones, it would be nice to see progress (not that the progress is small😂) but the kind only possible with more people.
It's a team of 1 person ^^
@@WatchingTokyo that was my impression
Amazing how far the game has come in the past three years!
c'est absolument incroyable j'arrive vraiment pas à croire que t'es tout seul sur le projet , c'est vraiment un truc que je m'attendrai d'un studio de XX personnes, vraiment absoçlument incroyable !!!!!!!
Woahh! These planets look amazing. The colors remind me of No Man's Sky or Astroneer, but the terrain looks and feels a lot more realistic and grounded while still looking interesting. I really like how it looks.
I know nothing of this game as this is my first video, but I hope you lean more on the exploration, Outer Wilds, side of space games instead of making this into a survival base builder like No Man's Sky. Survival features are always nice in soace games, but there's nothing I love more than exploration.
These procedural planets look amazing! As you said several times, the color palettes can look really good. Or funky, but that's good too. :D I love that you've already planned for and integrated many of the things I (and apparently many others) love from the space exploration/survival genre, like Space Engineers and its mods: in particular, planetary rings (but here with actual asteroids within the rings!).
Do you have any personal unique features you would really like to attempt creating in your vision, that you haven't seen in other space exploration/creative games? Could be personal interpretation of common concepts, like wormholes and black holes, or anything completely creative new concepts.
In the far distant future (after all the current big road map items are built to your satisfaction), would your procedural framework support non-spherical planetary bodies? And would that fit into your vision and style for the game? Ringworlds are an obvious fan favorite, but there's also Dyson spheres and more fantastical things like shattered worlds (example: a planet struck eons ago by a small moon, with a big crater scooped out) or a planet with an equatorial trench like a giant apple core. Or outright wacky ancient alien megastructures like a planet-sized moebius strip.
Keep it up man, you are beating other games in no time.
Powa le boulot de fou !! Continuez lâchez Rien !!! Hâte de tester ça !
I can not wrap my head around and believe that a person with this voice created THAT amazing work
lol
This is super impressive, great job!
Bravo votre jeu se rapproche des plus grand et mérite d être porté au sommet .
tout votre travail jusqu' a maintenant sera récompensé j en suis certain .
Merci énormément
Looks great! I would consider having latitude affect generation so that the poles, the equator and the area in-between differ. Planets in games like yours often suffer from looking more or less the same all over, which makes exploring each planet beyond your landing site much less appealing.
That's very cool mate!
Thanks! Hopefully you can show it a bit! There are some very cool ship on the workshop to showcase too.
@@starshipevo9967 I certainly will get into it again and see what's changed, looking forward to the survival elements a lot, then I also need to make my builds for the world too ^^
I think for No Man's sky they have a few base assets for the procedural generation to put together, for example, they could have a tree trunk with mushrooms instead of leaves on the end of branches. Also, one thing that I've noticed, is that I've been finding trees on planets and moons that don't have atmospheres. The planets themselves are gorgeous, and extremely fun to land on, if a little shiny.
Amazing progress !
these planets are beautiful. can't wait for survival!
Damn its starting to look amazing,really promising game!
This is awesome keep up the good work
This looks a lot like No Man's Sky. You're doing a great job. Maybe you can make the No Man's Sky we were promised but never got. You know, the one with really cool art style and animals on planets. That vibe in the early trailers is what really inspired me back in the day.
To be fair, No Man's Sky today does have animals on planets and some of the planets do have a vibrant art-style.
@@billywashere6965 I know it does but not in the same way as in the trailers. Such as the trailer where big herds of these deer like animals would run away from this big triceratops looking dinosaur that actually knocked down trees, while big dinosaurs were walking slowly and minding their own business. I have no idea how they made that demo but I believe it was all scripted. I know their studio got flooded and they lost most of their progress with the game. I would be pretty sad if the game was actually at that stage and then they couldn't recreate it but I doubt it.
this looks incredible !
One man doing job of a full studio
I love this game. I've owned it for years.
Awesome work this is really impressive!
Bravo. You are amazing.
this is so impressive. I've been playing space/vehicle building games like Starmade, Space Engineers, From the Depths and Starbase for such a long time, but they all have their issues. Starmade's development died a long time ago, Space Engineers is fun, but the interiors feel very limited for smaller ships, From the Depths is not very good visually and gameplay wise and StarBase flopped completely, and development also died.
This game feels different. I've been following you for years now, and every so often I watched an update video and was blown away by what you've accomplished as a solo dev. It's genuinely insane to me. It just feels like a passion project, a combination of different aspects from other games that come together in a perfect blend, for me at least. So, I finally caved and bought the game a couple of days ago. It's great so far, allows so much creative freedom in builds.
I hope you take good care of yourself while working on such a gargantuan task like solo developing a game, though. And I hope for you that the game explodes in popularity once you get to a stage where you think it's ready for the influx of players.
this is incredible!
Looks good, though it could do with having some form of continent generation, in order to create planet wide highs and lows (so you can have seas for e.g.)
Hi, there are seas and continent with various height, although it might not have shown in the video.
@@starshipevo9967 cool
Awesome! Some aspects of your project are very similar to mine, I'm also developing a space game so I know how difficult it is to implement many of the systems for a game of this scale, kudos to you!
Of course, despite some visual similarities, my game's art direction differs a lot from yours (thats good!). I'm interested in your cloud shaders, how did you make them? This is something I intend on my upcoming features that will be implemented.
Once again, congratulations to you! Such a complex game is very challenging to develop.
4:25 That glitch or mistake is really other-worldly and cool though.
Will the scope of your game go more towards survival, colony sim, or factory oriented at the end stages?
Such a nice work by the way, absolute unit of a game you're developing right there.
WOA! thats stupidly impressive
I didn't bought Starship Evo yet, but I think I was playing it's really early alpha in the past like 5 years ago if I'm not wrong. This is looking amazing and it would be epic to find different (procedurally generated) animal/plant/fungi species in different planets, or procedurally generated unique materials like crystals to collect... ahh that would be actually perfect game that I'm still searching for. For example you got basic ores like iron, gold, diamond, cobalt, but in some rare cases you can also find unknown ores with procedurally generated name, shape of crystals, color... I hope you gonna consider that... it would be mindblowing... I'll buy Starship Evo in next week :)
Please teach us how!! I would love to be able to learn how you implemented the generation of the planet, the look of the atmosphere and all of that. Please consider making a video series explaining the process
Yeah I could dig more into details, it just super super time consuming to make youtube content.
This is so cool, could you add an opition to disable the clouds and/or to hide asteroid to increase performance?
Looking great!
havent heard news on this in awhile, could take over the space survival genre because there are no competitors with the potential you have with this game.
these are BEAUTIFUL
reminds me of the style spore planets have (if they were upscaled and made overall better)
The factory building type stuff looks really fun as well. It took a long time but i'm so glad you've gotten planets working this well! Will the ring worlds from before still be in the game as well?