As someone who's been building little a 3d game in my spare time for nearly a year here's some advice: don't think you have to model everything yourself, especially things that have already been done over and over by other people. There are a lot of good free models available that you can then modify if need be. Otherwise in 10 years you'll still be working on this project.

Did I just find Brad Pitts secret KZbin channel..? Sound exactly like him aha

Im a very new game developer as well. Something important I learned was to set up GIT to have your project files backed up, when I saw the part where you lost all your blends I thought about how that wouldn't be a big deal with revision control. Could help to save you some time in the future and its very easy to set up!

great video, solo developing too currently besides having a fulltime job and a family to take care of. Game Dev is hard especially scoping and really releasing somethin xD Keep Going!

For future reference most gun receivers are an inch and a quarter wide. Look up the "gun name" measurements, blueprints, model sheets, datasheets, parts, accessories, or kits to get other sizes from. The wiki page for a gun will usually give the overall length folded, extended, and calibres. Forums are another good place to check because people will give that info out for one reason or another. Finding cartridge measurements can help when you can't find the others you need so try going from there if all else fails.

Please do this on unreal, its free

Ah shit! I missed 2 streams now! When will you stream next time?😁

You often need a license from the gun maker to use actual named guns in games, Hence why finding the info you need on the guns is harder, they usually have the right to alter the models to their specs. You are better off just giving them a name near to the actual name to save the hassle.

>godot not learned enough, i see

you should avoid modelling. focus coding

So Based and fun! subscribed le epicly

10/10

Why would you search for akm measures? Wouldn't you get sued if you use the exact replica ?

best content on youtube fr. Never skip a soup plays stream

Dude the gun animations are so good, you got cracked at blender.

looks sick af

Sorry I wasn't there

Nice work man, It takes some real dedication to work on the same project for so long, so keep it up!

Soup, there's one question i have with the guns, did you modeled them by parts like the whole model is made of different meshes? Or when creating the rig for the gun you set a vertex group for each part of it?, the reason I ask by the way is because I don't know much about the way people animate weapons =/ , hope you can help me with that question. Also keep it up, youve made awesome progress.

Thank you sir Soup Plays very nice! Slowly gaining the same traction but still a ways to go. Excited to see the progression!

Very fun video, thanks so much for sharing with us!

I have started learning godot, day 2 right now and i watch brackeys tutorials and i keep forgetting most of the things that i have seen expect the easier ones, but seeing this video tells me that with practise and watching the tutorials few more times, i can actually learn more, and this video motivates me.

Dawg keep up the good work

A great video and a great looking game!

please keep making videos about your learning of game development while you are doing it, i loved it, i started this week myself learning game development in godot, even tho im not doing an fps but a 2d pixel platformer first, love to see someones journey and this inspired me to maybe do the same

7/10, would watch again.

Can’t wait for the follow-up video and see the progress.

nice

“Unity self destructed”😂

You would definitely deserve more subscribers. Is this game available for downloading anywhere?

Nice bro

you kinda sound like brad pitt

I love game development but I only do it as a hobby

TYLER DURDEN WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Quads are good for sculpting 3d models, but games render models in tris. So model in quads, then triangulate them w the triangulate modifier before putting them into your game. There are ppl who could explain why really well, but I'm not one of them.

can you give me the playlist i am starting my career as a game developer

It's very inspiring and gratifying to see your evolution in game development

5:44 it’s not, just look up the receiver dimensions

2:17 for your first gun model, this is incredible

Awesome

I learned game development in unity in just 2 month

this was such a nostalgia trip for me. I remember being obsessed with making FPS controllers a few years ago. keep it up! :)

I personally have ADHD so not touching a project for 5 weeks is what I could only dream of. I have multiple projects that haven't been touched for 4 years that I've been procrastinating on.