Bevy 3d Third Person Tutorial | Part 7 | More 3d Objects & Closures

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[@Kaamaru]

Had just started rust week , and found this tuto. Thanks for these amazing tutorials!

[@thedevblog5916]

@@Kaamaru best of luck!!

[@mimes4494]

you made a very nice tutorial series, i wish you could go further into object collision, game events and simple UI

[@thedevblog5916]

I'm glad you found it useful! I'll keep that in mind as I try to figure out a future series 😊

[@reeds7777]

Great stuff dude. This was the perfect bevy refresher. Thanks for the series.

[@abobunus]

please, make: first person view, jumps, collisions, maybe enemies, maybe some weapon, swapping first person view and third person view, maybe animations, crouching function, running function, i.e. some movements, aiming, offset like in dayz

[@thedevblog5916]

Thank you for the recommendations!

[@yobenezneb2]

Thanks! This was very helpful and I was able to get everything up and running as advertised. I just have a tiny criticism about tiny font size... If you plan to make more of these, it would be nice to put VS code in Zen Mode and scale to a larger font so I can more easily tell the difference between ( and {... Loved it, thanks again!

[@thedevblog5916]

Awesome!! So glad you found it useful. And that's good to know. Thanks for the feedback 👍

[@rumyua]

Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@ExpertOfNil]

Great stuff, thank you! I would love to see more. Maybe dive deeper into the Bevy framework, shaders, wgpu, etc.

[@thedevblog5916]

Thanks for the ideas!

[@DavidShure-p6p]

Really great tutorials mate, please make MORE! Great work

[@thedevblog5916]

Thank you!! I'm currently working on extending these tutorials and adding collision and more game mechanics. Hopefully they will be out in a few weeks!

[@KadarKadario]

Great tutorial! Thanks a lot! :)

[@thedevblog5916]

Glad you liked it!

[@vincententity5647]

This series was absolutely amazing, could you make a video on adding animations to the player please?

[@thedevblog5916]

Hey sorry I let this comment slip! I'll be making more videos in the future and will keep this in mind. I'm glad you enjoyed the series and thanks for the feedback!

[@mattlarson2893]

I really like your tutorial series! Thank you very much for making this! It finally got me going on Bevy! If you are still looking for ideas, I would like to see a series where you mess around with Rapier and change this character into a Character Controller and then maybe make a moving platform and some physics objects and maybe a melee system. Cheers, thanks again!

[@thedevblog5916]

Glad it helped out!! I've been way too distracted with starfield lately... but I will consider these topics for my next series. Thanks!

[@bibliusz777]

I used to do these repetition eliminating functions, but now I don't do it for cases like this, where it isn't something that I want to export as a util, but rather something that only serves a purpose of making code shorter.

[@lordchildeater]

Thanks man. I wish you had explained how to make a simple orbit-cam ourselves, but other than that this was a super helpful series. Also your hair/beard is kickass. I'm not even in a relationship and I'm worried you're gonna steal my girl.

[@thedevblog5916]

🤣 well I'm happily married so you can rest easy. But thanks for the compliment!

[@lilinnalinna]

A good tutorial, can you come up with a full tutorial on loading IDTK maps, animations, gravity, collisions

[@thedevblog5916]

Glad you liked it! And I'll keep those in mind going forward. Thanks for the feedback 👍

[@_davespser]

I like your tutorial are easy , please more tutorials

[@thedevblog5916]

I'll try to add some more soon! Is there anything in particular you'd like me to cover?

[@_davespser]

@@thedevblog5916 change from scene 1 to scene 2, but for anyone starting from scratch, any simple example is very helpful, change the plane to a glb model, load sounds when walking, be able to switch between first-person and third-person views, not helping copy and paste, understand how to make small changes to advance alone, if we already have light, let's see ambient light, if there is already an avatar, how to make it move an arm, I think that simple tutorials are the ones that teach the most, when suddenly they try to explain the structure of a multiplayer server without good foundations is lost

[@isengrim_]

​@@thedevblog5916 If you could cover networking/multiplayer with Steam integration that would be awesome! Pretty hard to find tutorials on this, there's some content here and there using Renet, but it's outdated, too simple and doesn't cover Steam integration. Another idea would be a new episode for this series where you implement a first person camera so that the player can change between first person and third person ingame.

[@thedevblog5916]

​@@isengrim_that's a great idea!! I'd love to get something released on steam so I will be sure to take notes and try to break that process down

[@isengrim_]

@@thedevblog5916 Great! Hope to see it soon!

[@mikhailanazarov]

Thanks for the lessons. Is it interesting to learn how to make complex scenes in a Blender? It would also be cool to work with materials and collisions.

[@thedevblog5916]

I haven't done a whole lot of working with larger scenes in blender, only individual models. That is something I want to do look into very soon! For collisions, I have been using bevy rapier 3d. its a very robust physics crate that has a wide range of functionality. Maybe I'll do a video on that soon!

[@goshawk_fly]

Thanx!

[@thedevblog5916]

Of course! :)

[@ThePetrovNikita]

Thank you! It was really helpfull.

[@yanko694]

part 8?? :(

[@thedevblog5916]

I plan on extending this. I had to put a lot of game dev on pause for a house project I have going on. But as soon as that's done I'm going to be back making videos! :)

[@user-rg7ux5hn5t]

Is it worth it to start a slightly bigger - long term ~ 2 years bevy project as for now? As I see in the examples on github, even the calls are getting renamed pretty frequently from version to version. Also there is nearly no documentation as for bevy-book, there are some other sources for introduction, but none pretty up to date, nor full covering the projects capabilities. I would really like to create a game using bevy, finding information is absolutely hell, there are just maybe the cargo docs - as for the last instance.

[@thedevblog5916]

Thanks for the feedback. I tried to include everything in the GitHub but I always miss things. what type of documentation would you like me to add?

[@thedevblog5916]

Also, I'm trying to prevent any further breaking changes from version to version. So the latest version should be pretty stable