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I have a tip for you in UE5 regarding cloth physics with thickness. To prevent the front and back faces from penetrating each other, you need to create a proxy mesh without thickness that sits on top of the thicker cloth. Then, set the cloth physics to this proxy and paint the influence. Once you're done, you can apply the physics to the actual thick mesh, and there won’t be any penetration issues. I’ve been using this technique on my own character. BTW I find about this by accident and you will not find any mention about it anywhere or at least i didn’t.

Great to see how many things go on in the background and the things you had to overcome. Fun to watch and also quite educational.

Impressive to see a dev with so many hats! Best of luck with sales!

Amazing doesn't quite just cut it. I'm honored to have been offered this video and the content included in it. You gave me alot of valuable insight in the development of my coming games. Thank you so much for the effort you put in to this video. And your game looks and sounds amazing! Incredible work!

Hope you can release a template for this type of game, I'll definitely buy it.

Hey, nice work! I learn a lot from your videos. Sorry if this has already been asked and answered but why don’t you use the rigify add-on?

Hi, you can use Dyntopo and mirror your sculpting. But not with the Mirror modifier, there is an extra option in the sculpt tool properties where you can check on which axis you want to mirror the sculpt.

Amazing, as always. This one is worth the long form video. I learned a lot.

Hi from Algeria love your work

this helps a lot

Nice, are u planning to release this on steam?

The classic way of rotating or moving parts of the mesh is importing them all into a single skely mesh and using bones to move them. That gives you all the tools the fun AnimInstance tools like AnimNotifies, etc. With Anim Blueprint you can easily control each bone programmatically, and in the end you have just a single, yet huge, mesh to deal with. The classic "unreal" way of exporting (from Maya) is that Y is forward, especially for skely meshes, and that gets corrected in the blueprint by just rotating the mesh... Yeah. For what you have and want, the easiest way would be to export with Y forward, and then in the blueprint parent all meshes of off a scene component that you rotate 90 to face X forward.

awesome and wonderful insights to learn from an expert👍

This is really cool! One thing I always found that kinda spoils visuals is the "Bloom" effect on top of everything. It's like having a layer of Vaseline on the screen, washing out the colors and blurring the edges of objects. But again, great job on this game.

Wish you showed a bit more on how you made the trees. I have followed the tutorial previously to seing this video, but never got the leaves to rotate individually....

Hey bro I'll trade you my american citizenship for your sweedish any day. Word of advice, when you have a global audience don't say dumb shit.

This is what i call good i make game video

Amazing tuto

Well done!!

This is insanely impressive and inspiring to me. You earned a sub and new fan, I will be trying this game out.

I love these spaceships.

Wow, just wow! Great job, man! Have you thought about reloading the gun? I was just wondering about the bullets flying back and forth😀. Anyway, great!

this is really really well done, i am amazed by what you have made in just 400 hours, i have wishlisted the game also.

Wish-listed!

How did get this visual style, that's amazing. Could you please share which RP do you use in your projects. I can model cool things but in the Unity it looks absolutely terrable. That will be perfect if you can make video about post procesing and lighting in Unity, because I researced a lot and haven't find any of good tutorial on this topic. May be you can share your PP and lighting settings wich you used for this game. Thank you)

Your channel and content are incredibly inspiring!!! Hopefully, soon I will try to do something similar on my own!

Great video, thanks for sharing the story. It's always interesting to know what's happening behing the scenes.

what a cool father , making games so his son could play more unique games

Why Is this so inspiring?? I feel like trying my hand again at making my own game!

wonderful work awesome you are gem

Great tutorial. Awesome assets. 00:36:23 Very cuestionable top indeed 😄

😮 that's an amazing game.... congrats for you 👏👏👏

Fantastic looking game. Wishlisted, followed, and will purchase. Great video too. Thanks for the breakdown. So impressed with your skills.

Ok, fine. You've inspired me..

Will you be posting this game as a course? This is awesome

3:53 how do you make the camera switch interpolate/smooth? Transitions="none"?

very impressive

This is my kind of game!

Mad respect. I was doing something similiar, i mean to record every second of my project (i makeing it roughly 1 year~) to make one giga montage aaaaand i already at 200GB of content so yeah i stopped recording it anymore. :D

Thank you for doing this and publishing this. Love it

Thanks I found this very useful.

The beginning of your video looked very familiar 🤔 I am wondering if you had a tutorial that started similarly

Unfortunately, if your game is successful, you will be sued by Nintendo who has a patent on jumping in games

I love how you made this masterpiece in 16 days than i see other people make in 6 months

How do you make voice lines did you hire an actor

Ohh 😯😮

Hi I'm new here and it seems that you are really good at unity, sorry to say this but would it be possible to make a 3d little open world rpg game with monster, dungeons, quest etc.. of about the same quality as this?

This is awesome, thank you!

A+ I realy enjoyed this summary of the conception of your game!