You're welcome!! The episodes should get more and more exciting as they go along :-)

The context.ReadValue<Vector2>(); should give you the current value of the input axis without any smoothing, so it should be the same behavior of GetAxisRaw!

Thank you!! The end music is cozy right! It's from a pokemon mystery dungeon game - which I've only played one of way back when I was young haha! Just found it when looking for a new theme to use online :-)

btw thanks for the tutorials

You're welcome, I'm glad it helped!!

I have another video showing this! :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4jHqISAl8xketU

I'm glad they can help!! :-)

Thank you I'm glad you enjoy my videos!! Sorry they're all in English :p Hopefully the auto-subtitles can translate some of it too! :-)

@@GameCodeLibrary I am a simple subscriber who has fallen in love with you although I do not understand English perfectly, I love you, and I am going to dedicate a poem to you

@@GameCodeLibrary In the world of code, she shines like a star, A creator of content, she's taken me far. With her tutorials, I've learned so much, Her passion and knowledge, they're a powerful crutch. I love her for the way she simplifies, Complex concepts, making them easy on the eyes. Her patience and dedication, they know no end, She's my programming mentor, my dear friend. So here's to the creator who lights up my screen, Whose videos and posts, I hold in high esteem. I'll forever be grateful for all that she does, For inspiring me to code, just because.

I work during the day in a bright room so dark mode would strain my eyes! Dark mode can also be difficult for some people to read, so I’ll never switch my IDE. Sorry if you program in the dark! You can change your theme. :-)

I'm glad you like the idea!!! I'll do my best to make it as good as possible for us all 🥳

I'm glad you enjoyed!! :-)

You're welcome!!! I'll try make it the best possible for us! :-)

I'm glad you like the idea!! I'll try make it a good base for us to all work off of! :-)

You’re welcome!! I’ll work hard to make this the best it can be for us 💪

We’re a team! 💪

I’ll do my best to make it as good as possible for us!! 🙏

So glad you enjoyed the platformer series!! Hopefully this one will be even better 😈

Maybe I’ll do a video in the future!! I’m sure there’s vids out there on how to do it :p

I’m glad!! 😌🙏

Just as I imagined 😌

Haha thank you!! As long as I can help even one person make their dream game easier - I'm happy!! :-) And more views would be cool... I'll keep going!! Thank you for your support :p

I'm so glad!! I'll try my best to make it good for all of us :-)

I'm glad you're enjoying them!! I'll work hard to get this top down series the best it can be!

Right there are so many shared features between games - so I'll try my best to get this template right so we can use it for any future games! Will be handy for us all! :p I'll like to try do a roguelike series in the future too!! I've written a random upgrade system before, but I'm sure I can make something better :-) Thanks for your supoort!

Yesss!! This first base template should give you all the main features you need to then go and create both a game like zelda AND a game like pokemon!! I plan on doing this base template series and then using it to first make a zelda-like series, so an action combat rpg!

@@GameCodeLibrary Sounds good. I did make a survivor top down game demo a few months ago (feel free to have a look at my channel 😉). Hope I can build upon it with your tutorials.

Hopefully I can make some videos that help out with your game!! :-)

Yay I’m so glad it worked for you!! :-) have fun good luck with your project!

Ahh yeah it was there but it seems to have vanished!! I'll have to make a new one and update all the descriptions when I have time some day 🥲

You default sprite must have been the opposite to mine! In your sprite renderer you can tick the 'flip X' option and it'll be an easy fix :p

This is a simple movement script: public class PlayerMovement : MonoBehaviour { float horizontalInput; float moveSpeed = 5f; Rigidbody2D rb; SpriteRenderer spriteRenderer; void Start() { rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>(); spriteRenderer = GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>(); } private void FixedUpdate() { horizontalInput = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"); spriteRenderer.flipX = horizontalInput > 0; rb.velocity = new Vector2(horizontalInput * moveSpeed, rb.velocity.y); } } This bit in FixedUpdate flips the sprite: spriteRenderer.flipX = horizontalInput > 0; You can do it like that, or! Follow along at the timestamp I've linked in this video - which is the previous video of this one :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/porYZGmGgdKXp5I

This is a simple movement script: public class PlayerMovement : MonoBehaviour { float horizontalInput; float moveSpeed = 5f; Rigidbody2D rb; SpriteRenderer spriteRenderer; void Start() { rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>(); spriteRenderer = GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>(); } private void FixedUpdate() { horizontalInput = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"); spriteRenderer.flipX = horizontalInput > 0; rb.velocity = new Vector2(horizontalInput * moveSpeed, rb.velocity.y); } } This bit in FixedUpdate flips the sprite: spriteRenderer.flipX = horizontalInput > 0; You can do it like that, or! Follow along at the timestamp I've linked in this video - which is the previous video of this one :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/porYZGmGgdKXp5I

Meaning, when I press "e" on the keyboard and my progression bar has reached it maximum, it doesn't show the image nor does it load the next level. I've unchecked level 2 and the canvas and checked level 1.

So Sorry, it actually worked. I had gem count that had to reach 20 in order to be able to move to the next level. Thank you kindly.

So glad you found the issue! I saw the notification for your comment and started trying to think of what the problem could be - phew! Well done debugging and fixing it!

@@GameCodeLibrary Thank you so much. I have to thank you for your videos. I just finished a Unity Game Dev course at college (Canadian college) and I managed to pass it thanks to you. I learned so many things that helped on my final project. Thanks again.

@@Atom-Mercury Amazing I'm so glad I could help!! Helping you learn in the easiest way possible is the sole reason I do this!! 🤩 Makes me so happy to hear I could help! And congrats on passing - I'm sure you'll continue to do great!

That depends on your spawning code! You can set a limit on the spawner. The object pool stays generic so can have unlimited creations or a limited amount, depending on how you use it! This keeps the object pool script generic and reusable for all features.

@@GameCodeLibrary I see that makes sense. I think I need to apply this to items that drop from my enemies too lol

@@cerritosrules That's a good idea!! Really good use case to use it for item drops :o

@@GameCodeLibrary Do you plan on making more videos to improve performance for games? They are very helpful thank you!

@@cerritosrules Yes I'd love to keep covering game performance improvements!! Everything I make I try to make modular and the best way possible (or at least the easiest way with best performance haha!) So hopefully I can continue that as well :-) Thanks for your kind words!! Means a lot!

Thank you I’m glad you like them 😌🙏

@@GameCodeLibrary yeah love the atmosphere u create :P btw do you have any free assets i could use for a project ?

@@kristyven If you go to my Patreon you can filter it on 'Tier' and click 'Public' to see all the free things I have up! You can also find a lot of cool free assets on itch.io - I get a lot of stuff for my projects from there! 🙂 itch.io/game-assets/free

@@GameCodeLibrary really helpful thank youuu 😚

Need to be a lowercase M on magnitude Code is case sensitive! :-)

I’m glad you enjoyed!! I did try to slow down the pace a bit - while still keeping it stream line. Glad it worked well! I’ll try keep a smoother pace in future 🙏

Thank you!! :-) So glad you enjoy the videos! I'll keep working hard and try getting better and better at them too! Thanks again I appreciate your kind words a lot!

Yes!! That is a tricky bit! Perhaps you can store your defaults and call a function that sets your object back to default before disabling and returning it to the pool 🤔 At least it's an easy fix :p