10:00 I was wondering if the dictionary would with with a Vector2 as a key, I mean for the case of this tutorial

It has already been 10 years. Wow, time moves fast!

What happened to this series?

The most confusing part for me is: how do you draw a 150x150 grid where each tile basically has dimensions of 1x1, but it still renders correctly? You don’t specify the width and height for a tile, and the tile image certainly isn’t 1x1 px. How does it even work? Kudos for this series, though! Even though it’s 8 years old, the principles and ideas remain the same, and it’s easy to follow.

I love Asteroids!

Just like in beginning physics class, we'll assume it's a spherical spaceship on a frictionless plane :D

By the way, for my implementation, I used a Dictionary<(int, int), GameObject> to store each gameobject associated with each tile. Here's my implementation: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class WorldController : MonoBehaviour { [SerializeField] private World _world; private Dictionary<(int, int), GameObject> _tileGameObjects = new Dictionary<(int, int), GameObject>(); private float _countdownTime = 2f; private float _timer; private void Awake() { _timer = _countdownTime; LoopThroughTiles((x, y) => { Tile tile = _world.Tiles[x, y]; string tileName = tile.Name; Type[] tileComponents = new Type[] { typeof(SpriteRenderer) }; GameObject tileGameObject = new GameObject(tileName, tileComponents); tileGameObject.tag = "Tile"; Transform tileTransform = tileGameObject.GetComponent<Transform>(); SpriteRenderer tileSpriteRenderer = tileGameObject.GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>(); tileTransform.position = new Vector2(tile.XPosition, tile.YPosition); tileSpriteRenderer.sprite = tile.Sprite; _tileGameObjects[(x, y)] = tileGameObject; }); Debug.Log($"Successfully initialized a world with {_world.Area} tiles."); } void Update() { if (_timer > 0f) { _timer -= Time.deltaTime; } else { Debug.Log("Countdown finished, restarting now..."); LoopThroughTiles((x, y) => { Tile tile = _world.Tiles[x, y]; _world.RandomizeTileSprite(tile); GameObject tileGameObject = _tileGameObjects[(x, y)]; tileGameObject.GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>().sprite = tile.Sprite; }); _timer = _countdownTime; } } private void LoopThroughTiles(Action<int, int> action) { for (int x = 0; x < _world.Width; x++) { for (int y = 0; y < _world.Height; y++) { action?.Invoke(x, y); } } } }

I completed it. But cant save and load my creation

How to save and load creations?

this video is 9 years old and still a mood.

Hey Quill, I've learned so much from your videos. I'm wondering if you could make tutorial videos for State Machine and Behavior Tree in Unity?

OOOOOYYYYYY BABYYYYY LOOOK AT DAT! XDDDD

put nextTile = pathAStar.DequeueNextTile(); above DestTile = pathAStar.EndTile(); would be the easiest way to fix it I guess

This video is so scuffed it ruins the whole series. At the point you say "me from the past is about to make a tiny mistake", you had already made the mistake, which was cutting out a bunch of the process that would, I assume, be required for this code to function.

How can I set dragStartPosition to null? when the mouse cursor move to menu the preview will stay, if I re-select any menu, the moment my mouse moves out from menu, the preview will show from the last dragStartPosition. I know it is because the dragStartPosition has not been cleared, but I cannot set Vector3 to null in C#

Can this approach work on a Unity terrain?

curr.X-dX is neighborX

Thanks, this is pretty cool :)

Hey Quill, forever later: With what's happened to the LD archives this is no longer accessible, and I don't see the project in the quill tutorials link. If you see this, I'd love if you could consider putting it up somewhere to play/look at the project still, I remember having tons of fun with this when you first made it back in the day.

Crazy how this tutorial has 10 years already, still taking notes, tysm quill!

i miss the fact that you dont need to recmopile after every change

I just looked up unity and board games and was pleasantly surprised to find one made by a creator I often watch.

Still great!

Your way of explaing things is awesome. Thanks 🙏

Wow! This is so great for a beginner. Thumbs up for an 11 year old tutorial 👍

Hi is it too late to ask for an update

Weird. angular_velocity = 0 is getting the error: Cannot assign a value of type "int" as "Vector3".

10 years ago... still useful. Thanks bud!

This doesn't quite work for a golf hole since a fast moving object will hit the trigger collider and the ground in the same fixedupdate, causing the ball to bounce off the ground before the trigger collider has a chance to turn off the collision. Depending on which direction the ball is moving, this has different results, but all of them basically boil down to "unexpected physics interaction". It's unfortunate there's no hook for something like OnBeforeCollision

Ugh.. quill seriously needs to keep track and put things in playlist... all these loose vids

I really want to see this continued.. quill hasnt really done anything on this channel in a long time but thisni wanted to see a complete series on.

No complete project download on website? Shame really wanted to use this. I guess i need do it all myself lmao

This is 7 years old now, but man is it good. I'll have to watch all of it.

Loving the series and system been following along. Maybe a little late but I checked the later files and seems like it never got addressed. For anyone who followed along until this point and is still getting the "Character being told about a job that isn't theirs" error/warning. This comes from the Character requeuing the job when it is deemed unworkable, the Character calls AbandonJob which requeues but never unregisters the JobStoppedCallback. So I added "myJob.UnregisterJobStoppedCallback(OnJobStopped);" to the Character::AbandonJob() function to remove this error. Hope this helps anyone out in 2024 or later lol.

hey quill I really liked this game unfortunately I have recently tried to download it again I found nowhere where I can do so can you help out?

That's what i was using without understanding for too long, finally someone can explain it, thanks you sooo much 😊

quill, are you still coding in c# for rimworld?

Not sure why but when I was messing with the getters and setters it was producing stack overflow errrors. I was sure I had the same code. In the end I had to use setting functions as a workaround. Not sure if anyone still reads these comments and might know what was going on.

Quill's tutorials are among the best. It's so smooth and organized, it makes me curious how much preparation/scripting happens before actually recording a video.

Any idea on any further tutorials, videos featuring godot? Or any development in general. I used to love watching your somewhat semi regular videos on the subject. Would really appreciate further series with godot as I have myself just picked up the engine

Wpw! This brings back memories.

How about if quaternion does not exist ? What should i change ?

how to fix if ship rotate, background rotate too?

Hello, how to enable the XYZ arrows on the top right of the Scene box when toggle 2D? When I go to 3D, those arrows weren't there. Please help.

Incredible tutorial! I love that you're starting at the lower level and we can follow along. Learning at lightning speed :)

Love this series, help me learned a lot.

The cards exist will block raycast so i must release new card in the empty space to move them successfully between two panels.How to fix that ?

Thank you for this tutorial, really help to get start with my unity project

Can this work on the 2D version of Unity game creation? Or is it specific to the 3D one?

Now that I've watched all of these, a couple of things that I suggest. First, one of my favorite features in Godot is the "unique name" for a node/scene within a scene. That gives it a name that can be accessed directly from the parent no matter how you access the parent or how many levels down the hierarchy it might be (or where it might move). I think this is better than your method of accessing via @export vars. Secondly, to eliminate connections (such as between your main and your ui), a class that isn't necessarily attached to an object that defines all the signals that need to be used is incredibly helpful.