Is the line of sight effect done with 3D? That's one of my favourite game dev hacks, the fake top down line of sight with 3D objects with no specularity/lighting.
I tried to steer most of my classes students away from AI artwork, but this student in particular lives and breathes AI (he is always letting me know of some new tool, or progress), and he spent a long time generating multiple components, as well as consistency between generations, and then using other spriting tools to rig and animate them, so it wasn't just a straight up visual AI asset flip.
I remember in Year 9, you showing everyone your thousand "Infinite Craft" discoveries, and you used that basic combination mechanic to make an interesting game.
Am I able to use these as part of another asset to sell. The textures themselves are not what I am selling, I am selling a set of low poly models, but I have used these textures in it. Or should I just provide a link to you and say "this texture pack works well, and the UV's were designed for this". Not sure how the license works if I am selling a set of GLB files with some of these embedded (only a few wood and dirt textures).
Did you use the Anvil Level Editor for Blender? If not, take a look at it, it's a CSG style addon built for blender that functions similar to trenchbroom, but with a more modern UI.
really good, I like the idea of the dual mechanic of the gun with offense and mobility. This has potential to be developed further. A couple of bugs you're probably aware of - the shotgun explosion doesn't vanish, so after a while you're left with all these glowing orbs everywhere. If that's a feature or does something, it's not clear. The lag on the initial shotgun shot should be able to be fixed by preloading the asset, rather than instantiating it from file.
Yep, I will make it so there are less gaps between bench placement so you don't have to run as far, and also let you place them at any of the locations, rather than the prescribed one, which was a holdover from a previous iteration where you would play a little extraction game in the dungeon, but I felt that the extraction mechanics didn't really work in the game (and wasn't much fun) and took away from the main part - the serving food
Good potential, a nice simple idea executed well, but you need a way to restart the game when you lose. Sound and Music and a Title screen would help. Some animations for the main character would be good too.
I need to make this clearer. After night 2, the dungeon opens, and you can go and steal the goblins food stations and install them in your restaurant. To pay the little boffas, you take money out of the box (use the numbers on the front, I think I need a better way of doing this though), and then click on them. At the moment, the food stations need to be installed in exact locations, and it will say "burgers installed" or something
controls well, although it is difficult to move precisely on some of the platforms. The view is zoomed in a bit too much so it's difficutl to see where herbs might be. The enemies are fun and suit the game. I like the graphic style. The grass should be in front of the player
Potential, although I know this is an older build, so I'm excited to see the response at the end of next spring, when it reflects what the game looks like now
