If you store a chess board in a 2D array in memory, it's time to go back to coding school. What a complication for nothing when mod() and div() are here to make your life so easy

what is automatic key frame recording?

The terms "world space" and "screen space" are useful here. All game logic in world space. Then render world space to screen space using the provided matrix transformations. Great vid 👍

It's ok all, this won't come out, you can steal it.

Can we do motion graphics with video editor. Is there any tutorial for that. Using special effects like after effects

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Mouth breathing is bad for you.

Did you gave up in this channel?

why you bang on your key board

Thank you! This was well spoken and also valued my time. Thanks for keeping such a zoomed-out approach!

Thanks

Isometric is good for looks, but that view is confusing for gameplay. So meh.

Can't learn sht u get 👎

When we get to the math it makes me think maybe I'm too dumb to be a game developer

i cant find the place were you add a vertices, my version is old though, also then i move the thing that I'm using in place of the vertices then the faces disappeared, and its not graduial ither its very weird. if someone knows how to fix my problem please let me know.

Tried using an additional Empty and parenting it to the middle of the launcher.. then adding a UV sphere as a projectile and hooking it to the Empty using the hook modifier. The sphere follows the tail end of the rope where I hooked it.. but getting it to detach and keep the momentum of the throwing arm is eluding me. Ive tried rigid body dynamic animation keyframes + key framing the hooks influence on the sphere at the same time the rope should be letting go of the sphere.. but cloth physics mixed with rigid body physics can be super unreliable it seems. You should do a follow up where you actually launch something and show us the way!

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3:03 did anyone already pointed out that in the perfect isometry *1:2 is the cosine*, and 0.5 is not equal to 0.6, as well as √3÷1 is not equal to 2÷1 because √3 ≠ 2

Long time later. Hey have you published this game yet? I would love to play it.

How did you add geometry at 0:38 ? Nvm. It's Loop Cut (Ctrl+R). I haven't used Blender in years and forgot how to do loop cuts.

Thanks for the instructional video James! Also happy birthday buddy hope u have a good one man 🎉🎉

these series were the best blender motion graphics tutorials on the tube. Sad that it is discontinued.

Wow, great video

How do yout put words on the other side of it

what is the application to pixelate please

Good video, thanks. The problem with the edge highlights showing in the middle of the ground is because you were technically placing the tiles incorrectly. You can see this because the lowest tile was two pixels beneath the grid line. If each tile was moved up by one pixel relative to the higher tiles the lines would disappear, you would be on grid, and the kinks along the edge of the floor would be fixed. Subscribing for more good videos. :)

This just gave me an idea of how to make them in geo nodes, thanks

Too loud music

when doing something like this for my games trebuchet would I bake the animation and then bring it into substance painter to get all the maps sorted? and then just build out the materials in engine?

Thanks for the video! God bless you!!!

Thanks for the video

It seems like a vertex parent works as well, just to skip the part with the empty.

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Im getting nullreferance error for second line of code gamemanager. Object reference not set to an instance of an object . Im pretty sure i assisgned the ıbject references from hirearchy.

This is cool, and I love Isometric! I doubt I'll ever do true 2d isometric, and because I plan to make a 3d isometric game(s), if I do ever make a 2d one, I'll probably just use 2.5d to handle the mechanics of it.

Awesome video

Considering the whole isometric display *is* just a display and only cosmetic, and also the fact that we as a programmer both will use xy coordinates easier *and* have a conversion algorithm into our isometric coordinates (I know you said "I don't think" so I'm just clarifying) there are *no* disadvantages to doing our maths in xy coordinates and then telling the computer to convert to isometrics. This goes for about anything though: if you're going to be manually calculating something repeatedly, make an algorithm for the calculation where you just need to input x, y, and so on. This not only makes it easier on you as you're doing any given calculation but it *also* mitigates the human error to any given use.

12:00 only one panel is moving

all i keep getting on the last one is "cannot rip faces. I'm pressing same spots you are. What's the deal

cant get the same results on the first one. I do everything you do but i can't move just one keyframe. it moves all of them. What is the deal?

Where did you learn to make your card system?

Thanks for the great Video.

bro do something with this whistling sound of your voice plz

area of effect can also be done with a simple array that checks for every neighboring tile, or what ever tiles it is for the matter.

does this work in a 3d game?

yeaa either im simply a noob or there is no vertex being added in the layer menu. i can drag out a black line and can make it snap. Im in edit mode and have the square ring selected. I hope you can maybe try to explain every step and thing as we were complete beginners! Because I sure am

Very well explained. Thank you.

Can you slow it down and reverse as if you are coming out of light speed bacjk into space? I wondered if the reverse might effect was possible

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Amazing thank you so much.👍👍