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“Doing unethical things to Wheatley in VR to learn about Unity Physics”
The latest installment in my Noob Game Dev adventures.
Dev Log about the time I kidnapped some Valve game characters and forced them to do science with me in VR using Unity. Then I murdered some Portal turrets with a big cannon full of Wheatleys. It was fun. Not very informative. But fun.
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WARNING: High Five Bot is now ambulatory and I don't know what his plans are.
Highlight from my latest devlog video. Full thing here if you care https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC8SS_eiwZU
Torturing my Unity friends (and some new stolen Valve characters) with Ragdoll Physics (ostensibly for educational purposes)
Full video https://youtu.be/q1hB3xjKKKA
Continuing to fail forward in Unity 3D for your amusement. I brought in some Team Fortress 2 boys this time. Learned about ragdoll physics, made some ragdoll torture devices with Pro Builder, and even did everything with C# instead of Playmaker this time!
I JUST PUBLISHED MY FIRST GAME ON KODU GAME LAB!!!😆😆😆 The Title of my game is Cody's Walk to Sally's and it's free on Kodu Game Lab. I can't wait to see how much I'll grow as I develop my skills for game development.
beating this into my fucking head
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Got bored enough and have had wayyy too much time on my hands recently. Plus in full on productive night owl mode and not tired in the slightest. So been teaching myself how to create games with unreal engine 5. Got enough general tutorial stuff under my belt I can start designing some bigger planned projects. So brainstorming ideas for possible bigger game projects. And very in-depth thinking about ideas. Making a general idea list first and then I’ll pick a concept and do a in depth brainstorming session for it. Going for brainstorming ideas based on stuff I’m interested in.
Most of the ideas in this list are pretty self explanatory and most people would know what they are except maybe the two at the top. Which are both book series I read that I find the worlds in them super interesting and think designing games out of em would be cool. The Levanthria series would be based off the first book a forest of vanity and valor by AP beswick. Second one would be based on the crystal doors trilogy by Rebecca Moesta and Kevin J Anderson. Any ideas actually used would purely be for personal educational use reasons.
Access to Lynda (Seattle area)
Recently I found out that Seattle Public Library gives card holders free access to Lynda! There are lots of good 3D and animation tutorials in there and I’ve already watched a bunch for Unity. It looks like King County Library does the same thing, but if you’re not in the area it might be worth checking with your local library to see if they have something like this in place.
Just worked my way through another chapter of my Unity book, and I was met with a most formidable challenge today.
Opening a door.
It sounds simple, but it's surprising how much trouble a simple sliding door can give a person. The door was set to open when the player touched it and close a few seconds later. But when I first set it up to do this, the door looked like someone had kicked it in as soon as I started the game.
I figured out it was a problem with the door colliding with the wall surrounding it, and I adjusted it accordingly. Now the door could open when I touched it. But when it closed... well...
When the door closed, it would slowly float off its hinges in a random direction as if it were floating around in space. If I walked over and touched it while it was floating, it would instantly appear back where it was supposed to be and open, then close and float off again. I watched the door slowly float off into the sky at one point.
I tried setting it so gravity would apply to the door. Now it would look fine when the game loads, open fine, and then when it closed, it would fall forward on the stairs leading up to it. So I undid that and adjusted the size again in case it was still colliding with things when it closed. Now it would float away as soon as the door opened.
Finally I realized that it was a checkbox I left unchecked causing the problems. I thought my book said "uncheck this box" when it really said "check this box". Whoops.
If anyone sees a metal door slowly floating across the sky, that's mine. Please let me know.
