If you want separate control, it’s best to have separate parts

You could also watch a tutorial on IK, inverse kinematics. But you would only need this in case you want to have a flexible deformation with a humanoid. For mechs it's probably best to keep the parts separate. Then you can also "destroy" them by replacing them with a "destroyed" part (like a stubby arm or something, thinking of something like earthsiege 2 where they used a partially see through texture, too).

It's a time travel back in time to correct a broken time line, that's why you are overpowered with a weapon against knights, and in sequels it'll be different time epochs to visit for varied enemies and bosses.

wow, really nice software for lowpoly texturing, ty

where can i find it?

@@1q2w2w2q1 itch or website

@@1q2w2w2q1 on software site, can’t put links in comments

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is this some kind of joke or what?

It's a texture that just has colors on it instead of drawn surfaces, so the colors are used to colorize different polygons by placing the UV islands on particular colors.

Thanks! It'll be released on the steam page as a soundtrack for about $2-3 :)

@@Imphenzia let me know when

Hey, I am working on a big course just as I am writing this. Glad you like the video - thanks for taking the time to comment. Oh, I will make more videos from the process to as everything was recorded =)

Glad it was helpful! Thanks!

Sorry about the delay on that, it's different on the website because I need to update the UE version too, but please drop me an email at stefan at imphenzia dot com and I will send you the animations meanwhile!

@Imphenzia sure I'll send you an email in a bit 😊 thx

Hey, thank you very much for your feedback! I originally had diagonal fire but opted to remove it for 2 reasons. The game is not a dual stick game so aiming is directional using only one input which means that diagonal fire would also move the character while firing diagonally. It could be solved by either making it a dual-stick control game, or mouse aim, but then you would want full 360 aim control and I gathered that it would have peoples slow down and stand and snipe each enemy at a distance rather than jump right into the action - so this is why there is no directional fire. I had to allow up/down so you can create new paths in the destructive world. I agree about the damage system, a more consistent damage model with an invulnerability period would be more rewarding. I will also tidy away any foreground block that could be blocking the view, I know what you are referring to - there is one block in particular =) Thanks once again!

@@Imphenzia It's alright if the character moves while firing, it adds more to the fast paced dynamic firing or you can introduce a button to hold as a stand option but would ruin the fast paced nature of the game. It doesn't have to be 360 or precision mouse fire, just as an option. It's just that arrow enemies care fire in any direction but the player is restricted to either up or forward fire, so if an enemy is on a ledge, player has to jump and fire at the right moment but the enemy can snipe a lot easily. Thank you for replying.

Thank you so much for your kind words!! I am always excited if I can help inspire people on their own journeys. Good luck and make sure to enjoy the journey and have fun!

I have no video on it yet, but it has all been recorded so I need to find some time to edit a video to describe how it was made.

​@@Imphenzia Dude, you're the real deal. Thank you for the content and thank you for the knowledge.