#Unity Prototypes

[fusionsprunt]

So wait. Gideon k.o himself to be Hunter? Or his organic body still intact? He's pulling a Springtrap??

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[ragdollartwork]

As I wrap up the semester, I'm also wrapping up on my game dev class project, Mainframe!

Mainframe is a fighting game about giant mech pilots duking it out in sci-fi sports that defy the square-cube law, inspired by games like Pokken Tournament, BlazBlue, and Street Fighter. It's a game I've been wanting to make for years, and I'm glad to finally have a working prototype of the idea!

This project was created with some HEAVY lifting from Universal Fighting Engine in Unity. While I won't be distributing any playable versions of this for a long time (in part due to the Maya student license), I think this works as a solid proof of concept.

[bonicle]

i love screenshots of prototypes like what the fuck is even happening here

[magic-yard-of-pidrav]

The Uglier you are, the better.

That's how you should address a prototype if it was one of your gang. (don't recommended if the prototype is "finding my love interest", reaction may vary)

The less deceiving and cute a prototype is the less chance has to betray it's purpose: to answer a question... "How it feels and how it works this idea?" I guess i can convince a child that that even the E.T.'s game is really good if i put there, with an HD graphic, some of the latest Pokèmons (or some friends of mine with the oldest), but it's not right? Ugly is better.

[goldcrest-game]

Prototyping: The caves

Loop of the starting area of the game. Added background effects and changed up the colors. Just needs some atmospheric music and sound effects now.

Made in Unity.

[toky502]

Guess who has a patreon! :3 💖 hohoo There will be many updates coming soon! see you! ✨ TOKY! ♥️

patreon.com/TOKY502

[ev401salvation]

TF Stacker Prototype Version 0.1 Released!

Seeing how popular that concept image was motivated me to throw together this bare-bones prototype of TF Stacker. It's only got the bare minimum features at the moment, but it can handle up to 10 different transformations and (presumably) all of the combo images that come with that. There's an undo button to undo the most recent transformation as well. The biggest draw to this prototype is that it's fully customizable, and without any coding knowledge required! I've provided a step-by-step process for creating your own image database that, when loaded into the game at the startup screen, allows you to play TF Stacker with whatever character and transformations you want! I've got a few different features I want to add to this later down the line, but for now I'm happy with what I was able to make. The project is currently designed around Windows 64-bit systems; I'm thinking about maybe trying to get it to work on Mac and Linux but that depends on how differently they handle their file systems. You can find everything you need to play and modify this prototype on the GitHub repo linked below! https://github.com/EV401SALVATION/TF-Stacker

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[zephyr-rat]

@coolwhoevencares

I actually have a playable prototype of the game here, but it's still a proof of concept. I might work on a second version of this because some aspects of the core mechanics didn't age that well in hindsight, but the warwick boss is still pretty good

[thy-kneecaps]

I'm Sensing a Theme Here.

I'm back to writing a recap blog! There's some UI, accessibility, and systems work that I go over this week. Feel free to check it out!

When I first started doing regular blog posts here, I was treating them as simple recaps of my week. As time went on, though, I discovered two things: The more work you get done in a week, the harder it is to coherently summarize everything you’ve done in under 10 pages. Writing a laundry list of every C# function you wrote is very, very boring. To me. And it’s probably not that interesting to…

[woolieshubris]

every day im tempted to make a game and every day i stop myself before i get in too deep

[zentarablog]

How Video Games Are Made: 10 Basic Steps Explained

Video games, from simple mobile apps to sprawling open-world epics, are a ubiquitous part of modern entertainment. What might seem like magic to the casual player is, in reality, the result of a complex, multi-faceted process involving diverse teams of highly specialized professionals. Creating a video game is a monumental undertaking, blending artistic vision with cutting-edge technology,…

[em-kgm]

always build your little guy a window in the test level. for morale.

[yukiyee-akian]

Debería escribir cosas como Assassin's Creed/prototype x male reader y hacer dibujitos rancios?

I should write things like Assassin's Creed/Prototype x male reader and make little drawings?

[linuxgamenews]

Prototype to Publish in Unity: Bring Your Game Ideas to Life

Prototype to Publish in Unity Software Bundle launches to support your game idea on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks o the incredible team at Humble Bundle for their continuous efforts. Available as a pay what you want bundle. If you're into creating digital experiences and are always brainstorming new concepts, there's something for you. Due to let you bring those awesome ideas to life. Doing so with a set of tools designed to make the whole process easier. Since that's exactly what the Prototype to Publish in Unity Software Bundle offers. For just $15 USD – which is a solid deal considering the whole package is valued at up to $549 USD for Linux. Due to get your hands on a treasure trove of assets and tools. This isn't just a handful of items; we're talking about a comprehensive collection due to cover a wide range of needs for any game creator like yourself. Let’s break down what you get in Prototype to Publish in Unity Software Bundle. First up, there are 3D models. These are also the type that can make your project pop with their detail and design. So, if you're into crafting your own visuals, the sprite creation tools in this bundle are excellent. They help you turn those mental images into digital art without a hitch. Effects? Oh, they’ve got you covered. The Prototype to Publish in Unity Software Bundle includes a variety of ready-to-use effects that can also add that extra life to your project. Whether it's for visual flair or to enhance the interactive experience, these effects can be a game-changer (pun intended).

Prototype to Publish in Unity Software Bundle includes

EXPLORER - Stone Age

Runtime Asset Database

Sounds Good - Easy & Optimized Audio Manager

Lumen: Stylized Light FX

AR VR Mixed Reality

Character Auras

Low Poly Cats

Grid Controller

ProtoSprite: Pixel Art Painter

3D Wizard

Hexasphere Grid System

Pure Nature 2 : Mountains

Liquid Volume 2

InventoryPlus: Customizable Inventory System

Components for HORROR FPS KIT

Flock Box DOTS

Pixel Art Platformer - Dungeon

M Farm RPG Assets Pack

Quests system for Unity

POLYGON Vikings - Low Poly 3D Art by Synty

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Platorm Support:

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[goldcrest-game]

Prototyping: The caves

A first look and feel of the game. Pretty happy with the style so far, time to start building a proper level with these finished assets.

Made in Unity.

[flokkyn-s-cellar]

12/02/2024

Last week I tried to do a quick code in unity where dependings of my inputs (A, B or C), objects assigned to them will grow or reduce depending of how many times I clicked them.

Ex: A = 8, B = 3 and C = 5, A would be bigger than B and C, so more visible. However I don't want the other to disappear. This was my first attempt to make a sort of map of these objects. My goal would be to have an organic transition of elements, where everything could be seen together but in proportion of how many times people woulld have clicked on them.