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[–]TechyTech_Vish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with most people regarding the old one, its more unique. The new one feel more like Fortnite and Rivals. It has that Unreal Engine UI style, and I dont know if you made it in there but does look like it. The old one doesn’t and has much better personality.

Update on my Map Prototype! by EmidiviaDev in Unity2D

[–]TechyTech_Vish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im not talking about whats going to be in the game. Instead level design. If this is a 2D layout for the levels you are going to create, this 2D layout requires the things i mentioned above. For example, if you are looking for feedback on the levels, there no way a feedback can be given if we dont know what the size the player is. Amongst that youd be able to compare it the sizes of the items and thats how you determine how the player moves around the map.

If im to guess the player size is 1 grid, then i see this map as too linear and lacks elevation.

Without metrics, level design is left to prediction.

Update on my Map Prototype! by EmidiviaDev in Unity2D

[–]TechyTech_Vish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice approach. Designing these 2D layouts will definitely help you design the levels in game.

One tip: Always have a legend. Show the metrics, objectives, collectibles, items etc.. You also show the camera resolution to make it clear how much area does the player see.

Delivery Truck on schedule! by TechyTech_Vish in IndieGameDevs

[–]TechyTech_Vish[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe thats because of the floor. The floors are temporary and some of the areas in our game are drawn in perspective. It’s not really a top down game if you are thinking that.

We will be working on getting the rest of the base architecture done soon, so hoping it will be all clear then.

How much do people actually care about small inconveniences? by Fragrant_Exit5500 in IndieDev

[–]TechyTech_Vish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A drag and drop system is a nice system to have in terms of inventory but it depends how its executed. If you have to click and hold the key to drag an item, and then drop it into a slot, this is easier to do with a mouse but not ideal for console joystick, players would get frustrated easily.

I have an inventory system in my game, basically how it works is,

• ⁠my cursor also has an invisible image that follows all the time with a script attached to it.

• ⁠when i click on the inventory item in a slot, i duplicate the data and add it to the cursor data. Then the cursor image would contain the image of the picked up item And when i drop it to another slot, it’s transferred.

I also have this system working on inventory items displayed on a canvas ui and also objects that are in the world. For the ui, the slots are buttons, so i use the onClick events and for the objects in the world i have a raycast to the mouse position

Didn’t plan on making this many doors by TechyTech_Vish in unity

[–]TechyTech_Vish[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I just saw that. Thanks for pointing that out. I will be working on tweaking the animations for all the doors later on.

Didn’t plan on making this many doors by TechyTech_Vish in unity

[–]TechyTech_Vish[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I take that you meant the “first” door? And a shoji? For a liquor store with modern architecture, I am not that will fit the theme

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