not work, the Global Light,I did everything right

You got great pacing. Enough details for me to learn, but not too much detail to get bored. I enjoyed watching this. Thanks 👍

I use iinteractable but i also create the interact monobehaviour to create unity event on interact function

Tried to use your approach to make an icon follow the mouse cursor (like adding some flair information) but I'm experiencing a delay when I move the mouse, like the icon is dragging behind and then catching up. (I'm using the Mouse.current.position to the mouse position - using the new input system) On your video, the image seems to be following perfectly with the mouse. Any idea what the problem may be?

Everything was working perfectly until I was editing the scripts for this video, and now I am getting several ambiguity errors. I even checked the scripts provided on GitHub and they are exactly the same, but still getting ambiguity errors in both the InputManager script and the PlacementSystem script. Any suggestions? Edit: Leaving up in case anyone else has the issues - somehow my Scripts folder got duplicated, along with the scripts. Problem fixed. :) Great tutorial, too!

Is there a version of this for 3d instead?

Does it work with UI objects also?

HALLELUJA!

you still need to get the naming right, i would not even look at the object's names while level building

Is the UI Toolkit in Unity 6 finally 'production-ready

is it available for webgl?

Perfect! tysm

How can we generate meshes for rooms if we’re using the random walker algorithm for rooms and they’re not square shaped?

AAA title game studios are gonna be Sacred of him now bro really deserve more

Why not just change color to white and back to normal again

I still get my roads in the air, outside of the area, bottom right corner. Could it have something to do with + and - values? But i dont see where it is wrong. Have checked the code on x and z and the one place that has y. and it is correct

I think at your Line 63 (if statement) at 5:00, you stated (yMin - offset) and I think it should be (yMin + offset) like you had for X. Each way should work regardless. I've really been enjoying this series and am planning out a personal project using this :D

"EASY"

Can Someone Give me the Full Script?

Ok, just tried this, and I already really like it! I was even half way into creating my own AI system and was getting overwhelmed, and I recreated it in this so much more cleanly.

Do you have a video on 2D ai. I’m kind of new and thought navmesh was 3D

NO DONT USE LIGHT PROBES NOOOOOOOOO

great

Hello i get 1 warning and 1 error, sometimes when i swap items it says this ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index And i have this warning Unreachable code detected at line 33, in your gitthub InventorySO

Could you make more in-depth tutorial on this package for Conditionals, Aborts and the FSM switch implementation? This package is very similar to BD and I would like to learn more, but reading through docs is really not my thing. Great Video.

Do you know if this works with other navigation systems like A* Pathfinding asset ?

im subscribing

your content is always unique...something that u won't find easily..Thanks..!!! I wonder if we can expand this series to implement full procedural levels similar to Valheim

How can I add element in it during runtime I am using a class of there coordinate and distance how can I add them is my list runtime

thanks

I cant get the suggestions to show up in vscode

9:45

One downside to this is now that you have one larger mesh you lose some of the gains from occlusion culling so do this with care and occlusion culling in mind. Great presentation!

The million dollar question...can you update the graph while in playmode and have the behaviours update in realtime (without having to jump in and out of playmode).

This is fantastic

head blown

hey sunny, may I ask, will this amazing method also work on some objects that are apart in distance? just asking, thanks!

amogus

This technique is essencial for optimization, but not all static objects should be occluders and occludees. The two most common examples that I encounter are: - if a small object is marked as Occluder, it might wrongly occlude larger objects, causing visual glitches. - Sometimes even big objects shouldn't be occludees because they might cause some negative visual impact on the scene if they disappear (shadows may noticeably disappear and the player might notice). After marking them, it's good to test with the camera in different (weird) angles and positions to see if it causes any visual glitches. And preferably, configure each object, one by one (not letting to do that optimization only after the scene completion). This technique is imperative to know and use for you game to be professionally made and be well optimized. I always mark both and then start to check if I have any objects that I want to unmark it. Most of the time I just unmark "Occluder" from small objects. I'm glad you are spreading the word about each technique. I like to watch your shorts, even if I do games myself for a long time, because sometimes I learn a thing or two from these videos. And that's awesome! :D PS: I'm not a native speaker. Please forgive me if I made any misspelling.

Oh cats! I gotta looking to this

Thanks for the tutorial, is it also working with a 2d platformer and if yes could you do a tutorial?

This tutorial really boosted my knowledge!

What sprites are you using at the start of the video? I am sure I have seen them somewhere before but I can't quite find them.

Hi Bro. How about performance of this package? Can you test with larger object at runtime plz. Thanks

What's the AI in it? It seems more like visual scripting..

Cool!

thank you so much

thank you