Bevy 3d Third Person Tutorial | Part 1 | 3d Objects

[@havocthehobbit]

no longer need ".into()" , to cast/convert the add "Color::DARK_GREEN.into()" @3:57 enum , it causes an issue , maybe bevy v..13 auto casts . It errors with the .into() now .

[@blamechickenman7434]

this is really helpful, theres not much on bevy given its a new engine so this is really cool, thanks!

[@gianmarcoferraro2544]

One of the most clear Bevy tutorial. Tranks!

[@thedevblog5916]

Glad to hear it!

[@vynxc.]

This is a very well made video, hope you will experience success here

[@mōellctie]

Thanks a lot, thank u for growing this engine.

[@PySnek]

warning: use of deprecated struct `bevy::prelude::shape::Plane`: please use the `Plane3d` primitive in `bevy_math` instead so this is now something like: mesh: meshes.add(Plane3d::default().mesh().size(15., 15.)),

[@araneuskyuro]

You are a saviour, thank you so much

[@saeedlatifi9454]

thanks you so simple and effective

[@thedevblog5916]

Thank you I'm glad you found it useful!

[@EloyLima1971]

Very nice! Thank you!

[@GlobalYoung7]

thank you 👍

[@thedevblog5916]

Of course!!

[@Athomield3D]

Thanks a lot for this !

[@viktorlilienberg3478]

strange couldnt get it to light up, decided to use default intensity and it works, logged it and it stod 1 million intensitivity, when checking docs and different posts i only see ranges from 200 - 4000

[@thedevblog5916]

Yeah I think that is something from the new bevy version. Try multiplying your light intensity by 1000

[@alexla1337]

@@thedevblog5916 Thanks for tutorial, I'm trying to do it with 0.13. I found that: "PointLight and SpotLight now have a default intensity of 1,000,000 lumens. This makes them actually useful in the context of the new "semi-outdoor" exposure and puts them in the "cinema lighting" category instead of the "common household light" category. They are also reasonably close to the Blender default."

[@abacaabaca8131]

I cannot place the camera where I want it to be. What is "Transform" object ? Why is that when i do: transform:Transfrom::from_xyz(0.0,0.0,0.0).looking_at(Vec3::ZERO, Vec3::Y), ..default() the camera is rotated and pointing downward ?

[@thedevblog5916]

The 'Transform' object contains a lot of the physical properties with a mesh. For example, is contains its x, y & z coordinates, as well as its size. I see you passed in (0.0, 0.0, 0.0) to your 'from_xyz' method. That will start the camera at the very center of the scene. Then inside the 'looking_at' method, you passed 'Vec3::ZERO, Vec3::Y). A Vec3::Y is a Vec3(0.0, 1.0, 0.0). This is why your camera is pointing up, because the 'y' property has a value of 1.0.

[@MaxFigueroa-zl7we]

This does not run as of 06/06/24, the source code in your github for the project file will not compile.

[@iohandiaz2309]

Im also having trouble rn

[@iohandiaz2309]

Im slowly getting it to work, i had to use the new bevy version and adapt the code to the new API i case it helps you

[@thedevblog5916]

@MaxFigueroa @johandiaz2309 Im updating the project tutorials right now to the latest Bevy version. Should be done in a few minutes.

[@thedevblog5916]

Updated! :)

[@klirmio21]

Hmm, strange. The video is only 5 months old - did they already change the API? am following the tutorial but it already gives me an error "failed to resolve: use of undeclared type `Add`". EDIT: I'm an idiot. Instead of "App" i was writing "Add"... sorry

[@thedevblog5916]

Which part of the video are you on? Can you drop a time stamp??

[@thedevblog5916]

Hahaha you're not an idiot. Happens to all of us 🤣

[@steamedeggeggegg]

uhh why my player and my floor both have same color

[@thedevblog5916]

Make sure that the material colors are different. For floor: material: materials.add(Color::DARK_GREEN.into()), For player: material: materials.add(Color::BLUE.into()),

[@un_chosen_undead]

bevy 0.14.2 Plane3d::new(Vec3::Y, Vec2::splat(10.0))

[@un_chosen_undead]

bevy 0.14.2 Color::Srgba(DARK_GREEN)

[@thedevblog5916]

@@un_chosen_undead thank you! Much more concise