Master Grid Placement in Unity 2022 P1 - Calculating Cell Position

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Part 2 about grid visualization -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHypZYOtl5Jphdk

[@rongreen385]

I wasn't having much luck finding good examples of using Unity's Grid class and along comes your tutorial - yay! Thank you so much.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@IgnacioEsteves]

This might be, hands down, the best tutorial I've ever seen in my life. Not even joking, you have too much talent!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks! 😃

[@JB_101]

I love your passion for what the majority see as impossibly dull! I code for a living and for a hobby! Just trying to learn Unity now! 🙂

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@flatcoaster]

I've never thought to use the Unity Grid component all this long... seems very useful now

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for the comment!

[@XconeArtist]

You got great pacing. Enough details for me to learn, but not too much detail to get bored. I enjoyed watching this. Thanks 👍

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I'm glad that you like it and I really appreciate your comment 🙂

[@frmlsshrmn]

This is extremely useful. I've been trying to get started on a base-building game and what I want to accomplish first is to make it possible to plop down objects (buildings) of various dimensions (1x1, 2x3) on a grid. So I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. Thanks!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Awesome! I will be posting the remining parts this week.

[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

@@SunnyValleyStudio can you please share the starter project link

[@scjohnson243]

Really useful, been trying to follow one of these and have not had much luck, so far this one is great!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching 🙂

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SUCH an amazing set of tutorials and like other people have also said; exactly what i was looking for. thank you so much !

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@zeggxr1539]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@wasifalmeem4651]

Thanks a lot, really simple and straight forward. used prebuild unity components with a really simple logic. Thanks a lot brother

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks!🙂

[@de_w0r]

Thank you! I'm not a native british or american, but i understood all frazes or words. My english level not low, and not high. The most best part of your tutorial is code. U make code so easy that hard to didn't undrestand what happen in video. One more - Thank you! +rep

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for the comment!

[@GocoYT]

Great straight forward tutorial! Love the stuff! :)

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Awesome! Thanks for the comment 😍

[@This-Was-Sparta]

Great stuff as always. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks 👍

[@Chigamungus]

Fantastic tutorial! Exactly the kinds of things I was hoping to learn

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@hbcck]

A very clear and entertaining video.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks. And be sure to focused on making games first 👍 Making money from games is kind of separate skill and I don't think it is easy to learn it and make games at the same time 🙂

[@КириллКурлянов-ф2й]

Thank's man. That just what I've been looking for

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Awesome! 🙂

[@bane9109]

Hey Peter, thanks for this tutorial! Grid system is something i’ve had trouble with in the past, so I’m looking forward to learning how to implement this

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I hope that my tutorial will help 🙂

[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

@@SunnyValleyStudio can you please share the starter project link

[@Berndr]

Really great and clear strait forward explanation!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@yuhochih]

Thank you for making this tutorial, it is really helpful to me

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

You're welcome 😊

[@ender_0967]

❤ Thanks Peter, this tutorial is fantastic, It helped a lot!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad it helped! 👍

[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

@@SunnyValleyStudio can you please share the starter project link

[@Lazzarus7]

Nice tutorial, very well explained!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@Joseph-ud1sd]

This Video helped me a lot! Thank you!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

@@SunnyValleyStudio can you please share the starter project link

[@RavenG102]

its a good start for my ideas, thanks!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@Tozerus1]

Thank you for the great tutorial!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@ItsPBUH]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@clintonhamil9371]

Thanks! Using this in a Game Jam build right now :D

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Awesome! Let me know how it went! 🙂

[@usercontent2112]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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amazing and easy tutorials

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@isaccabrera]

Great tutorial and thanks for it!! I am implementing it but, it does not work when I use the mobile simulator un unity, it shows an error of "Screen position out of view frustum", why could it be?

[@WEB2TV]

This is wonderful tutorial! Thank you!!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

@@SunnyValleyStudio can you please share the starter project link

[@muhammadammarr2796]

Thanks for this awesome tutorial! but I have question, I had already watched all of the series. when I place the object with say 3x2, cursor (that take first grid with mouse cursor) already aligned with grid that has placement layer mask. But for the rest generated cursor still can place outside the grid boundaries how can I fix this or am I missing something?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

You mean you would like to add Bounds to the placement area? I cover it in my paid project. Basically you need to check if each tile that your 3x2 area requires for placement is inside the bounds that you define. I do this check when we move the cursor and update the preview. Again I don't cover this in my free implementation. Sorry

[@muhammadammarr2796]

@@SunnyValleyStudio it's okay again thanks for sharing :D

[@ianfavreau9776]

To anyone having trouble with the Mouse Indicator Testing part, make sure you have a mesh collider on the plane you are using as your grid. Also, to anyone having trouble with the Cursor Indicator not aligning with the cursor, make sure it has the correct Y position as it is different in the game than in the scene viewport. Spend time to make sure it is perfectly level in the game when you hit play (it doesn't matter if it is below the plane in the scene mode).

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@jaybehl7567]

Hi, when I import the project assets (i only import the ones needed for the prefabs) the "CursorIndicatorParent" only shows as a opaque blank white square. It doesnt have the transparent hole in the center it does like yours. I am using Unity 2022.3.0. Can u help me? Otherwise, fantastic tutorial!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Maybe you have to set the "Render Mode" to be Transparent in the Material for the Cursor object docs.unity3d.com/Manual/StandardShaderMaterialParameterAlbedoColor.html

[@danieletacconi5140]

@@SunnyValleyStudio Ti sto seguendo ora e se permetti provo a aiutare riguardo alla domanda anche se nella mia lingua. Seleziona il materiale cellIndicator, in alto a destra cambia lo shader in standard. A questo punto doce c'è albedo ci metti lo sprite GridInidcator che trovi nella cartella _content. Fatto ciò basta che rimetti lo shader in sprites/default e dovresti visualizzare perbene. Ottimo video

[@jessepaulsen973]

Great vid. By the way this creator also has courses on Udemy. Several of the courses are great for people who have got the fundamentals of Unity and coding under their belt and need to start learning architecture, design patterns and internal testing.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@Cortanuh]

Thanks for the video :)

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@aciloaicilo2926]

really helpful video, thanks

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@TheAlliones]

Great Video!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks!

[@bleedingflower6078]

I have been having this issue where on one side of the plane the grid snaps all the way to the edge and on the other side it only snaps one early. This makes it so on one side it goes outside of the plane. I have been trying to offset things like crazy. The grid, the plane, the gridparent. I even tested with the sphere as grid indicator and still it indicates that it reaches the edge of the plane on one side but not on the other side. I also have tried scaling but just no change works. I am completely lost on why my grid is completely incorrect.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

So remember how we convert the world position to grid position? Check using Debug.log what is the world position and what the grid position is. It might be that the grid has an offset and when you reach one of the edges the position is Ceiled (rounded up) ? Also remember that we have the grid plane and the ground plane (for simplicity of the setup). The problem might be that one is smaller than the other and when detecting positions on the edge there is actually no collider so the raycast is NULL and the returned position is from the previous row / column. This actually happened to me so maybe that is also an issue in your case?

[@bleedingflower6078]

@@SunnyValleyStudio thank you but I already figured it out. I noticed that it qas working correctly however by default it took the bottem left corner of the grid right on the crossing point. So all I had to do was add an offset in code of 0.5f X and 0.5f Z that put it in the center of the square and fixed it. Before that I was trying to do the offset in unity but ofcoarse that gets reset by the code. But thank you for your response I deeply appreciate the efford you put un to help everyone.

[@zubairGamX]

Just Amazing Sir

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks a lot!

[@ОлександрБоровський-н1г]

Great video)

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks!

[@mcredbunny5542]

Thanks for the tutorial but where is the project you mentioned at the start of the video?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

If you mean the extended version you can find it here courses.sunnyvalleystudio.com/ . Thanks for your support! 😍

[@vvbgamedevx11]

Thanks for the tutorial looking for something like this....

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@coding_game]

sir cell indecator not working And download the assets from said?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Hey! You can check the code here (as I suspect it might be a matter of some missing line of code) github.com/SunnyValleyStudio/Grid-Placement-System-Unity-2022/commit/10d004fefbbac0dcbea0022a53b4ce3ba9c6da89 Also make sure to set the LayerMask of the cell indicator to something other than default as in the code we want to be detecting the ground. I mention it at 5:25 I hope it helps!

[@gudfurt8464]

I'd like to do something similar in 2d but I'm having some trouble with the input manager. The z index of the circle I'm using as a mouse indicator is at -6.58 even though my near clipping on the camera is set to 0 (started with 0.001) and it's not following the mouse position either (based on inspector values). Any ideas why and what I could do to fix it?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

In 2D you actually don't need the Camera Raycast. You would use "Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint(Input.mousePosition);" Next you would use that to move your Image (since in 2d we don't use spheres 🙂 unless you know what you are doing) and set it as spheres x and y position. Hope it makes sense! If you are using the new input system you just need to get the mosuPosition from that 🙂

[@gudfurt8464]

Thanks for the response! I tried it without the raycast and it worked out perfectly

[@cl2401]

really helpful video

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad you think so! 🙂

[@four_corner_days]

I'm trying this from scratch, but my cell indicator renders below the grass plane while the mouse indicator is correctly rendering above the plane. what could be causing this?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I think we have set in a script or as a component variable an "offset" for the indicator. Check the "PreviewSystem" script if we do something like "+new VEctor3(0, someValuse, 0);" when moving the indicator.

[@HollowGameStudio]

I'm not sure what "PreviewSystem" script Peter is talking about in his comment here, but I found an offset solution that worked for me, as I had this same issue. For some reason I had to set my yOffset to ~0.8 to get the cell indicator high enough to stop z axis fighting. Instead of cellIndicator.transform.position = grid.CellToWorld(gridPosition); I used Vector3 cellIndicatorPosition = grid.CellToWorld(gridPosition); cellIndicatorPosition.y += yOffset; cellIndicator.transform.position = cellIndicatorPosition;

[@Robin-xk1pp]

How do i change the width of that white part of the Coursor Indicator.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

As far as I recall we have used a simple quad with a texture to create preview system. You can modify the texture or create the outline using a shader to be able to smoothly modify how it looks.

[@bluzenkk]

cool and thanks~~ looks better and better~

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@Aushin510]

Hello, I am having issues with the grid being unaligned and unaffected by any changes to dragging the GridParent around. I am using the Voxel Generator tutorial you made and trying to implement this building grid system in a 3D world. I tried to follow along perfectly (swapping the floor grid indicator for a 3D visual model) but the closest i ever got to a functional (somewhat buggy) 3D grid is this: private void Update() { Vector3 mousePosition = inputManager.GetSelectedMapPosition(); Vector3 gridPosition = new Vector3(Mathf.Round(mousePosition.x), Mathf.Round(mousePosition.y), Mathf.Round(mousePosition.z)); mouseIndicator.transform.position = mousePosition; cellIndicator.transform.position = gridPosition; } With the GridParent Transformed to -.5 on XYZ. Depending on the face of the voxel, it either works correctly or places the grid cursor in the air beside the target block. Any help to my confusion is appreciated!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I am not sure but it might be but remember that the Grid component has center points in the bottom-left corner (at least in 2D). Maybe it is a matter of math - that in the voxel generator the center point is in the middle of the voxel. Maybe just adding an offset of -.5 to x and z by default would fix that? The error sounds like a floating point issue where since it it is on the edge of 2 grid tiles it sometimes works and sometimes doesn't, Still might be some more complex problem.

[@ZiKsor]

Hi, your guide is very useful, but can you tell me how to create a Coursorindicator prefab?

[@farvardinmainyu1961]

Thank you Peter !

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@ranggasukandar3533]

Thanks! super easy to understand👍

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad to hear that! 👍

[@lukgoolaerts3085]

Somehow when i follow this tutorial, the sphere (mousepointer) starts where the mouse is, but then flies straight to the camera, and i can't figure out why. Strange

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Have you set the Spheres layer to something other than "default" ? I might have gone over this too fast. Basically if sphere has the same layer as the detection layer the sphere will be gradually moving towards the detected point - which is on the surface of the sphere. This will cause it to fly towards the camera. Sorry for not explaining it better in the video!

[@lukgoolaerts3085]

@@SunnyValleyStudio Yes, problem with the layers. instead in changing the layer i added it so, I had the problem you describe above. Thanks for answering

[@gamedevbaiyi936]

Love it.✌

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 🙂

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[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@DeepSpaceInsights]

If I buy your package, can I customize it so that I can use it on iOS for mobile development? and is it also possible to import it into an existing project or do I have to start a new one?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Hey! It's a premade project to build on top of or open and reuse the setup in your own project. The system should be reusable for any platform. I have a series of videos where I explain each part of the package so you have an idea how to reuse it. But it does require you to get a hang of how the project work in order to reuse it.

[@231Cryptic]

Any way to make this work with a tilemap instead of a plane? When I try my indicator keeps disappearing under the tilemap no matter what I have my Y axis set at

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

With 2D you need to use the SpriteRenderer component and shader graph would be a bit different. The grid usage and the code behind the placement system would be pretty much the same

[@231Cryptic]

@@SunnyValleyStudio So my plan (and I'm new so maybe this is dumb) is to use a 3d space with a tilemap component that sits perpendicular to the Z axis (so that I can procedurally generate ground tiles and still have 3D physics work). I have the Plane with the Grid Shader Graph applied sitting on top of my tilemap (which is a child of my grid), but for some reason my CursorIndicator is disappearing after a bit. I even added a line to the code that slightly bumps up its Y coordinate to make sure it's sitting on top of the tilemap and plane, but to no avail. Any idea what I can do?

[@OneRomanianGuy]

would this tutorial work with 2d as well but i just have to change some things to fit 2d?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Grid component works in 2D (it is used for Tilemaps). You could use the same system but your input would probably be just mouse position (no need to raycast anymore)

[@emmanuelavanzi3998]

nice tutorial thank you

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad it was helpful! 👍

[@ShahanAkhter]

thanks awesome tutorial

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@jennih835]

Nice, Thanks!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

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[@graheet]

You wonderful man. Thank you very much.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks 👍

[@Hrev23.]

its not letting me put the zip file into unity, every time I do it says I need to install a new version of unity.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

The ZIP contains a full project that you have to put inside a new folder on your machine. Next you should be able to open Unity HUB and use the "Add" button. The project I think was created in Unity 2022 so you can use any newer version of 2022 and select something like "convert to" or "open with" and the version you already have. Just confirm any open up window and it should open without an issue.

[@Hrev23.]

@@SunnyValleyStudio I'm using 2023 so that might be the problem...

[@Hrev23.]

@@SunnyValleyStudiohow do you make the Cursor Indicator? I want to make it from scratch

[@ДаниилПономарев-щ1ш]

really helpful!

[@back2back712]

thank you sooooo much big brother

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@Raccoon0710]

What if I want to have grid 5x10, I didint find solution, how I can change grid size, it all the time 10x10, guys please help me

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Grid calculations should work if you just set those values. Shader should work as well but you would need to set the correct scale to the shader model and I think we had some shader parameters set there as well.

[@wisdomkhan]

My cell indicator is not matching with unity grid.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I recall that since the Tilemap tile has its center in "bottom-left" corner we have applied an offset either to the prefab or to the placement of the cell indicator of (0.5f, 0f, 0.5f). Maybe that is the problem?

[@pinkdolphin8017]

Am I required to purchase the course to get the prefabs shown in this course? Should I find alternative assets or is there somewhere I can download them?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Hey! I always reference the assets used in the description "Assets used: kenney.nl/" . Just search for Furniture Kit there. I will edit the link to point to it directly 👍 If you like the project and want to support me feel free to grab the paid version 🙂

[@richiebee33]

Just what the doctor ordered! I can't wait to use this in the game. I'll definitely be buying your course. One question: my game is currently using Unity 2021. Is it a must to upgrade to 2022?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

As long as you are using Unity 2021.2 and above there should be no issues. This is because I am using C#9 features docs.unity3d.com/2021.2/Documentation/Manual/CSharpCompiler.html I am not sure about the shader part since this changes a lot (we are using a shader graph). But its something that you can convert easily - well you would recreate the shader in the older version of shader graph if it doesn't work out of the box). So those are the only limitations that comes to mind.

[@Sussy_Boy625]

would this be able to keep track of what has been placed down?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

In the tutorial we use "GridData" object to store placed objects and their position. You should be able to easily expend this data or use it to ex "block placement of more than 3 chairs" (so to condition placement based on already placed object). I hope it answers your question!

[@CLAREBPED]

esse curso me ajuda muito com meus estudos, obrigado!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for witching 🙂

[@Rexu3030]

I creating project in 3d URP but i haven't this folders and scenes as you.

[@Rexu3030]

Pls help!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

It is best to download the full project (ZIP filed), unpack it to a separate folder and use unity Hub "open" on it to add open the same project as I have. The scene should be in the "Scenes" folder. Sorry for not explaining it better!

[@Rexu3030]

@@SunnyValleyStudio thanks

[@nathanav1634]

The cursor indicator is pink when I do it, I think maybe this tutorial is outdated?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I think maybe you didn't use URP rendering pipeline or have an error in the custom shader 🙂 Magenta material means that there is an issue with the Material. Usually it shows up when you open assets created in build-in render pipeline in URP or vice versa

[@nathanav1634]

@@SunnyValleyStudio thank you, solved it

[@tomasa9690]

You shared used assets but the link goes to nowhere, it just opens the whole website

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Sorry about that! kenney.nl/assets/furniture-kit

[@LDnbi]

Hey, great tutorial, though I am having problems with the sphere moving towards the screen when the mouse is stationary. Checked the code and it seems to be the same, not sure if you may know why this is happening?

[@LDnbi]

Okay, I figured it out and it's so obvious now I have. I just hadn't changed the layer of the sphere, so the ray wasn't touching the plain.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I'm glad that you have found and fixed the issue 👍

[@jeremylock199]

Thanks a lot for this Peter. I really want a grid building system for my tank game (actually using your tutorial for that too). I want to reimagine the game Bolo on the Apple II.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Sounds awesome! Be sure to share your progress on SVS discord (link in every video) 🙂

[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

@@SunnyValleyStudio can you please share the starter project link

[@Telikal]

How do I impor tthe grid placement system I cant figure it out.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

The best way is to download the ZIP archive, unpack it to a separate folder and use "Open" button in the unity Hub to open it as a new project. If you want to import a package to an existing project here is Unity manual about importing docs.unity3d.com/560/Documentation/Manual/AssetPackages.html

[@bsdrago]

Great!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks!

[@karandhir2411]

Thank you

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

You're welcome 👍

[@starfart69]

When you say you can change it to hexagon in @7:15, it would be so much better to watch if you click it just to show the viewer what changes if you do that.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for the feedback! 👍

[@starfart69]

@@SunnyValleyStudio Hey, you have great content man. Your subs are criminally underrated.

[@coverfaker8341]

Thanks!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@Robin-xk1pp]

How can i make a circular grid? The cells have to be a square and they need to form a circle.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

You should consider it in terms of painting pixel art in Aseprite (or paint or any software). There you have a "brush" which defines a selection shape. All you need is to find or figure out an algorithm to select all the grid cells using some radius value from a specified position. Not sure if that is what you mean. In terms of the shader I don't think it would be that easy to create it. I think the easiest solution is to generate a mesh / or create it in Blender that is of the shape of your circle and put the shader on it so that it only shows the "circular" grid made of squares. I hope it makes sense!

[@MuhammadBilal-cs3dg]

Awesome

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks!

[@DaffaAP]

this same for 3d game??

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

It depends. If you mean 3D like Minecraft you could have a grid that stores x,y,z and when walking shoot calculate the position in front of the player and clamp it to the closest grid position. The core system would work the same as here.

[@IliasTompoulidis-p4t]

Thanks!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@mikeaelmich]

Maybe you have tutorial on generating a house based on outlines on a satellite map. So that users can draw the shape of their house and apply extrude

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Not yet! Sorry 🙂

[@mikeaelmich]

@@SunnyValleyStudio, thank you for your response

[@강승우-p5z]

I`m trying to adapt your lecture for 2D Unity System. This lecture is so perfect for me and your last explanation for pivot makes me know why my tilemap dislocated little. Thank you. Let me ask you one more question... I think I can alternate Grid Component to Tilemap Component because we usually use it in 2D unity, and it is OK until but... do you think is there potential problems?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Hey! Tilemap in unity either inherits or uses grid component. I think it uses it because you get the grid component added whenever you create a tilemap. I think you can use either one.

[@SalarianStudios]

thanks man

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@dynogamergurl]

does this system work with controllers too?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

If you are using the new input system you could use the controller as well 👍

[@walterpalladino1965]

Thanks!!!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 🙂