A great tutorial like the rest of them. Thanks alot for doing this man!!

Really awesome

What's the difference between the ampify shader editor and unitys own shader?

Thanks, this video is awesome and a great help in my A level comptuer science coursework where I'm making a navigation app for my school to route students between classrooms.

Shack Man! Would you ever consider releasing a version of this file, as a prefab, that is your shader/s and scripts with some of your AI art? This looks like to much fun so work with! What a cool thing you've created!

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Oh man... You saved my days! Thank you so much!

GREAT video! Can I also add behaviour to when there's a collision with a tile, that something happens based on the type of tile? For example: hitting one tile bounces your bug backwards, while another tiles opens up a whole new scene (both depending on the type of tile that was hit)? Subscribed, thanks.

Thanks! Working on a project that generates a world using Perlin Noise and I wanted to add some extra information to each tile regarding the town that occupies that space. Very useful!

I'm curious, could you use this system for a pre-drawn image if you placed a grid over it and then made the tiles invisible? So it could be used for like an RPG world map and the tiles determine the environment of random encounter battles?

im using super tiled maybe thats why, but if I call for change of sprite aka door from closes to open sprite, its offset by 0.5 basically in between 4 tiles and I cant find the answer, even chatgpt cant help like wtf

You are the best, thx. Still actual and helpful

Quick update though, one should use cam.ScreenToWorldPoint(Input.mousePosition + new Vector3(0, 0, 4f)); because Input.mousePosition seemingly doesn't add any depth in the new version, so it didn't work on my system. Just in case anybody has the same problem. :)

If you want to use Perspective camera, get mouse position like this Vector3 GetMousePositionWorld() { Vector3 mousePosition = new Vector3(Input.mousePosition.x, Input.mousePosition.y, Camera.main.transform.position.z); return Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint(mousePosition); }

This is the best video on this topic! I've tried a lot of ways to move around the sprite in this way, and all of them were not very good. But your way was the best! It's also very simple. Thanks!

Do anyone know how Can I do this with cinemachine camera

Can you make a tutorial for this with the new imput system?

Thank you! this legit has explained the consepts of UI that everyone else assumes you know when watching specific UI tutorials. I am definately subscribing for more well explained tutorials!!

best tutorial on this, thank you

Great tutorial Managed to hold my picture in the center on maximal zoomout by changing two lines: float minX = mapMinX + Mathf.Min(camWidth, mapRender.bounds.size.x / 2f); float maxX = mapMaxX - Mathf.Min(camWidth, mapRender.bounds.size.x / 2f);

WoW~! Thank you so much! This helped me a lot to start a new project!

following the steps up till 3 minutes, the lightning texture is stretched horizontally along the line. it repeats too, but it's still stretched, it's also really thin. this is on unity 2022 URP. Anyone know how to fix? both the texture and material previews look as expected and ive triple checked all my settings against the video.

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This helped a lot. But how do you keep the IK bone from scaling in all axis’s when you stretch it? Right now, I can’t keep my model from ballooning out whenever I stretch it. I just need it to stretch in the Y axis. I’ve tried the “Limit Scale” constraints and the locks in the “Inverse Kinematics” tab, but nothing works.

Extremely useful, Thank you!

That was exactly what I was looking for to add ground type and change the sound of footstep based on the floortype. Didn't took long after that to figure out the same process for spriteshapes. One details I do differently, instead of setting the tilemap, I get it from the raycast hit.collider.gameobject.TryGetcomponent(out Tilemap tmp) so if I got many tilemaps and/or spriteshapes in one scene, it find it with ease.

Amazing video, but how do you add this principle on a larger scale, say a machine that matches the movement of a snake, but as it stretches out you want each segment to separate further apart the further you go, how do you do it? I've tired curves, bending rigs, and now this, but none give me the results I want

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can you please explain how origin point and newPosition become same after some time. despite position on screen is different than origin position

Great tutorial, I learned a lot so I'm subscribing! Also where's the link on the saving data you mention @4:12?

pooling objects in unity makes me wanna kms

you content are low key !! keep sharing your nice work man you Enlighted the game dev community

I've recently switched from Unreal to Unity for some little projects and this is definitely helped me the most to understand how to nail UI scaling. Other videos just help quickly make something okay for game jams, but now I understand how exactly it works haha, thanks!

Another video running around with keyboard short cuts. None of those explain what you're doing and only serve to speed up the video to the point any watch must rewind 5 times to understand what you're doing. Start explaining what commands and actions you're taking, without using keyboard short cuts. So annoying to try to learn anything.

Hi, How would you adjust the clamp if using a perspective camera instead of orthogonal ? many thanks in advance.

Thank you for the video, it was great, Question: I need a laser for a disco ball-type effect like in Royal Match for mobile 2d urp game , I also need a way to determine the Line Renderer color, ensuring it has different colors when a player chooses a specific color. Does anyone know or can provide a clue or link on how to achieve that?"

Too many tile... variable name! It might be confusing

excellent video. You are clearly very knowledgeable.

Thank you so much mr. Schwarzenegger

Nice shader! Tutorial is a bit hard to follow since cannot see the full end to end shader. Thank you for sharing your sauce

I was wondering about multiplayer the section talking about classes for all the patients helped with that, thanks

Thanks!!!

This is absolutely perfect for what I needed! Im working on a in game menu with several toggles and sliders, and a canvas just looks way too menu-y. Had no idea how to start tackling the sliders tho. Thank you!

Different engines, same logic. Thanks!

Awesome video mate. Any chance there is a way to use this system to effect the player character when walking on water tiles?

Man, you saved me hours. One of the best and clear explanation.

Congrats on finishing!! Way to go!!

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