BRING IT BACKKKKKK

Thank you SO much for masking the game free

Hey man, whatever happened to the content/project creation? Hope everything is well

Great video. Very succinct and to the point. I love it. Still relevant 3 years later. All of these settings still apply even for Quest 3 - with maybe a little more head room for shadows and textures.

Danger danger Dom, thanks for the links. My procedural planets thank you as well.

I came here to find out if there is a way to make it so it stops trying to protect our voices. 😂

great game honestly but can u add combat? it got a little boring

I play it I did not know you had a youtube😂

add multiplayer,tag, and more maps

make multiplayer

Did this game ever release?

The games is ass you can’t move all you do is power up can’t even yell I thought this games would be like diffrent Saiyan modes or like Naruto modes and all that but no

Nice, thanks a lot! I wanted a 2d noise texture that would slowly change over time and using UV as two dimensions + Time as third dimension gives just the result I needed!

That's actually very clever. I'll be using this for enabling verbose Debug.Logs!

Absolute banger of a video, underrated. Instant subscribe.

Love the game but the graphics are so boring just all gray

Add better textures,combat, enemies, and maybe a story

Appreciated!

When is your next post?

Very Informative man. Subscribed!

Can you make it on to the Pico 4?

I’m subscribing and going through your videos (and using metas tutorials), but where else can I find information about developing for the quest specifically?

This is not half-bad, you have some good tips, like the multiple materials requiring extra draw calls and the garbage collection. But it is a bit confusing and should be better overall. For example, you start by saying that HDRP does "all kinds of post-processing" and is thus bad for mobile devices. But URP does that as well and can easily be too heavy for mobile chips depending on settings. Speaking of post-processing: you definitely do not have to disable it outright. You can use post-processing just fine on a Quest, keeping in mind that some effects are relatively expensive compared to Desktop. The Oculus documentation mentions "Avoid inefficient effects such as SSAO, motion blur, global fog, parallax mapping." You also provide an example of giving shadows to the things that need them by disabling shadows on the wall. But those shadows are lightmapped and are very cheap: you should absolutely use them (as opposed to real-time, if you want shadows which you probably do). Speaking of, you mention "baking" but do not elaborate so people will not know what to search for if they want to know more. Finally, you recommend staying around 100k triangles. That is a very low budget and the Quest 2 can definitely handle more in most cases. Again, the documentation provides some insight and recommends 750k -- 1000k triangles depending on other settings.

For me these noises seem to glitch and shift coordinates unexpectedly. So in the end I didn't use them :(

How can I use offset on it?

so what happens when my batches are at 712 with 2.3m tris and 5.0m verts :D

A very nice video!

Why use UniTask instead of System.Threading.Tasks.Task. Is the use of Task<T> new in Unity, or is UniTask faster?

Here are some suggestions: please make jumping a button and not a gesture, it almost never works. also it would be nice if you had a little more control in the air because many times i was going very fast and because i basically couldn't move i slightly touched a building and killed all momentum. jump from a web is a bit glitchy, the game thinks I'm doing it while I'm not and i just fall because of the web disappear, just use the jump button from the first suggestion. i know i wouldn't be realistic but make the webs travel faster, when you're going fast it's a task to attach a web somewhere not on the other side of the map, and maybe a pointer to indicate where the web will go. maybe I'm asking too much but it would be really cool if the webs expanded at the end like in the movies, that way it could attach more easily to already existing webs and bond with them instead of just sitting on them, and it would be cool to see that web pattern attached to the walls. last thing maybe add a simplified minimap you can pull up with a button to get and idea of where you are in the world so you know where to go next time if you really like an area. That's it, i tried to keep everything doable without asking for new textures and detailed buildings, just stuff centered around the player. I hope you can add things like this throughout the development.

awesome

Man I have a problem with the unity3d Xr interaction toolkit for VR games,when I grab an object and it is in my hand it can pass throught other objects also if it has a collider,do you know how to solve the problem

Hi! Those noise nodes are awesome, however I'm missing lots of stuff, life Fractal noise, ridged and settings for the noise, you can only scale it :(

Hi man,i am creating a unity3d project for VR,on unity3d it runs at more than 200fps,60 banches and nice ms. But when i try it on my guest 2 it runs at no more than 42/45 fps and more than 20ms,i tried all the tips in the video,and the problem is on the garbage code. My question is,i have exacly 270,3k of garbage code,is it enought to compromise at this level the performances or there is another problem? New subscribe✌

Awesome guide!!! Appreciate it!

Random bonus tip: Be careful when you import "art assets" from the asset store. Some of them include "demo scripts" which are usually not optimized or just bad code in general. Sure if it is a dedicated code asset then read the reviews or check the code yourself, but never use code from an "art pack". I made this mistake myself, I bought a particle effect pack and a weapon shader effect pack, both of these packs insluded "demo scripts" on their prefabs with very nasty code which caused huge allocations and framedrops. Since then im very careful which components these "art" prefabs actually include.

Oooooh Ash Ketchum has a crush 😍

I've been digging for this for so long. Thanks for putting this out!

will it come to rift?

Thanks so much for this!!!

Why you don’t do a spiderman hands it will be better and more cooler then the green hands❤️

Is there any way to play arachnid guy

How to i move in the game

I have this it's on abblab

you just gained a fucking sub

remove the voice thing its not a anime power sim if you can't go alll out

Hmm so even the weakest post processing settings will negatively effect VR? Im see people on Reddit say it can be used for certain effects such as bloom, ao, color grading and vignette. So maybe it depends on your other settings and object related optimization the amount of effect that post processing will have.

I feel like the most unique part of this game is how you can make individual strands to make a big cobweb and the fact that if your fast enough you slide a bit when grabbing a wall

since this was in 2021, i wanted to ask. in your experience of how things have come so far, with the quest 3 coming etc., in your opinion, do you think they are going to improve for the use of shadows? If so, how much do you think it might be (or how would I research this - I'm interested in shadow and lighting more specifically)? I don't know anything about this stuff, but you mentioned how shadows went from 0 use to a "maybe but be carful" I'm wondering if things have changed much for vr from a dev standpoint. I just did this week start learning about this! thank you for a great video! just subbed!

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So this update is only for oculus rift? Pls tell me it’s not because this is cooler update to silk worm everyone love it