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Yes this is mostly an engine limitation I chose because of my knowledge of ue5 (starting a new project instead of migrating later). I thought I wrote it in the documentation but I also wrote it a long time ago so sorry if you couldn’t find anything about it.
But since the migration features seem more plentiful in ue5 than in ue4 it seems to worked out okay. You should be able to migrate single files with right click and asset actions or maybe with this tutorial https://dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/zBe0/unreal-engine-how-to-move-assets-to-another-project-
I wish you luck and feel free to tell me if you chose to migrate the files from a new project or if it was too much of a hassle.
Hey there,
I am sorry to hear it not working as intended. The files should be able to be a new project. It does not work (in my experience to add it to an existing project). This is why in the documentation I think I wrote a few lines about migration of some blueprints. I never tried to migrate the entire folder. It should work with you going through and migrating each asset(or subfolder) individually Asset Actions > Migrate
You bought this on FAB right? It is sadly In epics hands for migration to work. If you are unable to get it working within epics with the asset action feel free to refund it. But I hope I was able to help :)
oh yeah that is very specific bug… https://github.com/godotengine/godot/issues/76167?utm
Hi everyone,
Bitsy3D.xyz is now Bitsy3D.werder.fyi
the domain was up for renewal and I did not want to pay 18$ per year for it so it now lives on a subdomain of my personal website. This is just a heads up as the website itself stays the same.
So if you need to gather any information about bitsy 3D or want to put into a central place hit me up :)
hey!
first of you can right click an case and it will open in a new tab with its number in the URL bar of your browser. Yours should be https://famicase.com/24/softs/232.html right?
second: you don’t need to prove it to us. If you got a yes and often this will be over mail or dms you will be fine. This is just a rule so the artist knows that your game is happening and is okay with it.
Hope that helped!
One of the goals of this jam is to give the incredible annual My Famicase Exhibition the attention it deserves. Unfortunately, their website is a little slow, and can be hard to navigate. Here are a couple of ways to help you choose a cart to base your game on:
#1: Browse famicase.com
This is the obvious one. Of course, their site is a little slow and I'm a little worried we might eat up their entire bandwidth quota and their webhost might take it down or something (hence #1 above). It isn't immediately obvious, and they don't seem to link them anywhere, but you can browse prior years all the way back to 2008 by changing the year in the URL. For example, to check out the 2010 collection, change the 22 in http://famicase.com/23/index.html to a 10, like so: http://famicase.com/10/index.html.
Years prior to 2008 and later can be found here. Warning it takes some time to load and can be a bit heavy depending on your machine with its animation
Pro-Tip: You can also right-click a famicase you like and open it in a new tab. There you can also change the cart by chaniging the last number in the URL http://famicase.com/22/softs/083.html (Here the 83 to some other number below 255).
#2: Let RANDOM FAMICASE decide for you
Pyrofoux made this neat little tool (updated to 2023) to randomly browse through the Famicase collection. This one is helpful if you have trouble picking a cart out of the hundreds and hundreds of great designs. Warning: Right now this tool hotlinks images from famicase.com, which makes it just as slow as browsing the site directly. If you want to help with the development of this tool here is the repo
#3 Famicase Finder
Baku made a little neat project with a high-res view of all the previous years. You can find it on their personal website here: https://bakufreak.gitlab.io/famicase_finder/
You are totally free to make whatever you want, inspired by the My Famicase Exhibition.
If you want to take a quick look what other people made in the years before 2022 take a look under these links!






























