useful tutorial!

To those who have trouble building their game here's a hack: Just pull the scripts out of the package to your project and uninstall the package. MinMaxSliderDrawer.cs goes to Assets/Scripts/Editor, and MinMaxSliderAttribute.cs goes to any of your Assets/Scripts folders (not the editor folder though). Once you have pulled those files out, remove the package through the package manager.

Very cool animation

can't download a file, can you upload it again? thanks

a little but but fantastic vid helped me a lot!

This is finish tutorial from the series. Thank you, Gucio

Thank you for the tutorials, Gucio. I love you.

Good game.

Git link doesn't work for me :/

Pretty sad theres no part 3 to this, this 2 part video was very informational, so thank you man who eats bananas.

Thank you, Gucio.

Thank you Gucio.

Thank you, Gucio!

Thank you for lesson.

I love your tutorial, Gucio

Thank you, Gucio. I love your tutorials.

How do I do this if I want it to land at a specific location?

this is how you do it in gamemaker. more at my channel step (update): /// ball step if(timer<length) timer++; else { timer=length; if(bounce>0) { bounce--; var _dir=point_direction(start_x,start_y,target_x,target_y); var _dist=point_distance(start_x,start_y,target_x,target_y)/2; target_x=x+lengthdir_x(_dist,_dir); target_y=y+lengthdir_y(_dist,_dir); start_x=x; start_y=y; length*=.75; height/=2; timer=0; } } x=lerp(start_x,target_x,timer/length); y=lerp(start_y,target_y,timer/length); z=arc(0,height,0,timer/length,.8); shadow_alpha=lerp(shadow_alpha_max,shadow_alpha_min,z/32); shadow_scale=lerp(shadow_scale_max,shadow_scale_min,z/32); /// @description draw event depth=-y if (bounce > 0) { draw_sprite_ext(spr_shadow,0,x,y,shadow_scale,shadow_scale,0,c_white,.5) } draw_sprite(spr_ball,0,x,y-z)

You are brilliant. This works perfectly for my game. Please enjoy your banana.

Hehe 16:9, try 21:9, and this absolutely won't work on ultrawides, but it's pretty trivial to fix if you start with that script and I know this is an old video.

Awesome tutorial dude

when i try to build with IL2CPP backend, it throws me an error about missing stuff or something. pls fix it.

why so much zoom?

This is great, thanks dude!

The best lessons. Thanks, Gucio

can you give us some hint on how to do this kind of effect? I have been waiting for this technique for 6 yeas Xddd

Thanks, really helpful.

Yuck. Good info though

Thank you

plz tell me bro how can we make a thing to renderd from far away like my camera far distance is 3oo butt i want a game object to render from 600 distance so what i have suppose to do plz help

Thank you ! I'm trying to make a top-down 2D tennis game and was scratching my poor little brain cell how to get the ball to "bounce".

You just made Top-Down Splatoon

What a handy dandy brandy randy little tool you have, you majestic programming creature! I bestow my sub upon you!

Still pretty good. You should do a tutorial on the bounce.

Nice, exactly what I needed - worked like a charm!

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thank you bro you helped me

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I am so sorry 😂

I work in a beat em up and your video help me a lot for shadows thank you so much

This is the first color theory video that I can fully understand, thanks

It's I-Enumerator, not I-E-numerator ;)

When I download and open the project in unity, I don't see the dude Object. Is that expected? It seems all MainScene data was wiped. I am left with untitled scene. Ah, I got it back by clicking file -> open scene

Thanks so much for this video! Definitely was a great help and put a lot of stress off my shoulders during development!❤️

para los que actualmente estén haciendo esto, el proceso es el mismo, solo recuerden reiniciar al instalar Package Control, luego de eso seguir los pasos

Cool lesson. But unfortunately, the text is small in places.

I really like what you teach, look forward to more tutorials in the next videos

Thanks

thak u very much

Sad...that you need such tutorials for adding proper texts to unity...

Hello there! I think this is probably best solution for some situations. Is there an updated link for the script? I want to use it for background effects