Thanks for the Review mate. For me, I'm just still waiting for: - Modern and nice looking SDK-Browser with 4K-Monitor support - Modern Editor UI with 4K support and icons, that do not hurt my eyes - GUI-EDITOR like the one of Unity. We are waiting like 100 years for this - Splines, as shown on this video - Asset store that finally works and where you can sell your works - simply all that stuff that you need for game development.

Hey, looking forward to your next video. I am very excited about the addition of ImGUI. I am using your C++ tutorials to get started on a demo.

make a multiplayer game with lobby, maybe a shooter

I think the code is different now in 2.19.

You have very cool videos. I would like as many UI lessons as possible.

Hi! How can i transfer my community project to sim project?

i think my favourite part of the sim edition is the geodetic pivot, does it break traditional movement logic or is that unclear as of yet?

I would love to see you showcase the advanced vehicle and terrain generation tool

Is sim free now also?

A friend can be asked to make a tetris))) ???? plz

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How I envy you. I'm happy for you.

I'm happy for you, I'm looking forward to your review

So, you bought Sim version? I just checked mine SDK Browser and have only Community

The only thing that's disappointing with unigine is that the realtime global illumination makes a slight ghosting while moving

I'll explain the situation and the differences and updates more in the next video! For now we got both Community and SIM!

CommUnity vs Sim? What is that?

He's levelled up you guys!

what is the difference?

wow nice

Wait a sec... does Sponge Bob develop games on Unigine?

What can I do if my character's capsule collides with the environment and its rotation changes? I tried changing the Angular Scale to 0 when I step on W or S and releasing it when I step on A or D but it's still very unstable and tends to stick weirdly to other Mesh objects.

Интересный момент, с которым столкнулся в версии 2.19: getWorldPosition является значением Vec3, а setWorldPosition принимает значения типа Vec3. Но getWorldDirection является значением vec3. Да, разница только в регистре букв. У Vec3 данные записываются как X,Y,Z, в то время как vec3 записывает их как x,y,z. Пришлось коряво конвертировать vec3 в Vec3, путем задания переменной Vec3 и прямого указания каждой X,Y,Z значения x,y,z из getWorldDirection. An interesting point that I encountered in version 2.19: getWorldPosition is a Vec3 value, and setWorldPosition takes values of type Vec3. But getWorldDirection is a vec3 value. Yes, the difference is only in the case of the letters. For Vec3, data is written as X,Y,Z, while vec3 writes it as x,y,z. I had to clumsily convert vec3 to Vec3 by setting the Vec3 variable and directly specifying each X,Y,Z value of x,y,z from getWorldDirection.

I appreciate your video better explanation than Unigene itself.

Lol! Dude, i thought you looks different. =))

YOU ARE LIFESAVER! THANK YOU!

Would love more in depth tutorials. You're really the only one putting out Unigine tutorials as far as I know

Even though I am not a programmer I like to watch your videos and learn a little bit more about Unigine. It would be nice to see your work on a game from the scratch, it may even attract more clueless people into the game dev. Whatever you are working on it would be interesting. Also showing your face in videos may appeal more to the audience, people may feel more connected to your channel. I am currently working as 3D artist in Unreal Engine, but I am planning my own project some time in the future. I am not sure if my final work will be in Unigine, but I would definitely like to try. I will probably work on something in-between FPS/TPS, RPG, action, adventure. Semi-open world game maybe. The first thing I would probably try is level design and character movement through it, so whatever I learn it is a great success. Whatever you choose to do I will most probably watch. 🍉🍉🍉

i would like to see a RPG world building/gathering system like Valheim, but including some NPC with quests, as well as a 3D character creation...saving/loading sytem as well as a basic networking setup with free open source. Yeah I am dreaming big, but that is my wish to see :D Keep the contents up and thank you for your service.(it would be nice if Unigine had a game editor system and animation state machine, least easier version)

Networking could be a series of videos divided into small parts, it is a complicated topic and there is little information on the subject, and there are concepts that need an explanation.

Imho the best thing is to do a course in udemy or any other platform, a complete game with ready to use assets.. you should contact unigine to market it for you .. And ill buy it :)

Hi! I rarely write comments, but I consider it obligatory to do so here. Your content is simply amazing! I gradually began to get involved in gamedev through your videos and I like everything here more and more. The peculiarity of Unigine is that there is little implemented here, but a huge specific functionality (ROS2\landscape etc.) and when you explain some things that are built into other engines by default, you understand much better how to program certain things. I think this is a very useful experience. I want to say thank you for your work! And from the topics of interest to me - I want to get involved in inverse kinematics, especially in conjunction with animations. I dream of writing a character similar to Drake from Uncharted 4, but with a minimum of animations and a large number of procedure animations. (Sorry for my English, not my native language.)

I'd like to see your devblog as well as more advanced stuff about architecture etc. And thank you a lot for all the tutorials you've made, Omar! 🙏

Hey there, nice to see the face behind the tutorials! I'd be very interested to follow along a devlog for your game, I think it would be interesting to see your process from the start :D

Making a game dev-log -> sounds very good

Devblog is a very good idea. Devblog also can be good tutorials. And please don't make simulators, like Ace Combat, Need for Speed, World of Tank etc.

I am an 3d-artist and just started learning C#. Unigine has a pretty high barrier to entry in programming. I miss lessons on game mechanics starting from the most basics.

Hi. Thanks for the tutorials. Could you please explain how you can create worlds like in Dual Universe? I mean a spherical world, with textures, rocks, mountains and stuff. Without the voxel component. Thank you

Projects examples - arcanoid (bricks break), mario, contra, doom - only one game level.

Hmmm, maybe a dev log on a mechanic from a game you like and break down how it would be coded. So I guess an advanced dev log/tutorial? Honestly whatever you have time to do and want to do, we'll be here for it.

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Good Tutorial Series 👍

What about first person

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Which one we need to use physics or position ?

Hey can you make a tutorial on first person shooter in c++

Thank you very much for your videos. I am finding your Videoes are very helpful to learn Unigine. 1. Could you please create separate playlist for C# so that C# people can navigate only their Videos. 2. Update the Videos Title with version number so that we can identify related to versions. 3. Update the video with new C# Class or Simplified approach changes according to the version.

Thanks a lot! I'm learning c++ now, and your tutorials are really helpful!

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