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Hi, sorry for late reply, i was really conflicted about your unity situation because i'm unity programmer myself and was thinking about helping you but i could not decide. Now i guess i can't actually do this, but mb in the future if you want any help of course

About seed cutting on in night - ye, i understand your point and i can agree, i was playing a lot not seeing wolves for a while but i was enjoying it anyway :) But that's a big part of the game so i guess it's ok to force playing at night. The only issue here imho that this is not transparent (at version i was playing)

How is it going tho? Are you working on this project now?

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Hi, thanks for the comment. We stopped working on the game, since we almost alway stick to making short gamejam games. Up until now every gam that we worked on for more than a month just became too complicated and abbandoned. In the meantime we've already made a new jam game, but it was so buggy and unfinished that we took it down from the site after the jam ended. I am working on remaking that game right now, but as a team we only really make small jam games. We sometimes think of remaking our jam games but to be honest, none of the ideas would make for an actual commercial project. So for now we'll probably stick to jams. Thanks for the offer of helping though. What I wanted to ask is how you've been doing.

Sorry for late reply again, for some reason it's difficult to do it right away but it is always in back of my mind :)

That's sad, i would like to have this one complete, but it's fine if you are looking for more solid game idea

Right now i'm actually employed at gamedev as unity programmer, but it's been only two weeks so it can go either way. Before that i was focusing more on udemy courses than on jams, unfourtanately could not find more advanced stuff there, was thinking about other sources or just working on pet projects :)

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Hey, that's really cool, I hope that you're having fun at work and that even if things don't work out you keep making games if it's something that you love doing.
Yeah, I feel like many Unity Tutorials are kinda bad (I only know some from YouTube), but whenever I try to start with a Unity Platformer, they always use a Rigidbody2D and the movement always ends up being really clunky (that's why I'm kinda sticking to GameMaker rn). So I totally get your point of focusing on small projects rather than tutorials.
Anyways, have a good one!

Thanks! Yeah, i'm having fun right now, i hope it'll be this way)

For unity Ridigbody2d you can try to change "Collision Detection Mode" to "Continious" (https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Rigidbody2D-collisionDetectionMode.html) mb this will help :)

And yeah, good luck!)