Hey everyone! In this video I go through how I complete projects. Hopefully the blueprint that I go through in this video will be useful as a starting point to build upon and modify so you can achieve your goals! Let me know if you have any advice for completing projects by leaving a comment. I’m looking forward to reading what everyone writes.
Game Development Resources:
Equipment:
Microphone –
Mouse –
Laptop –
Headset –
Keyboard –
My Desktop is custom built.
Social media:
Patreon:
My Android game:
Website:
Twitter:
Instagram:
Music by XIFI
Song – Cherry
Bandcamp:
SoundCloud:
Nguồn: https://nhagiagoc.org/
Xem thêm bài viết khác: https://nhagiagoc.org/game/
Xem thêm Bài Viết:
- 2001 AFC Divisional Round: Raiders vs. Patriots | "Tuck Rule Game" | NFL Full Game
- Kingdom Hearts 3 – English Walkthrough Part 6 – Frozen World (Full Game) PS4 PRO
- How to make Milk Tea Recipe | Boba Milk Tea
- I Answered Prayers to Ruin as Many Lives as Possible
- PJ MASKS Bubbles Opening Fun Playtime At The Park With Gekko, Owlette & Catboy TBTFUNTV
![[Khóa học lập trình C++ Cơ bản] – Bài 3: Xây dựng chương trình C++ đầu tiên | HowKteam](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q8UGqw6Cbnk/maxresdefault.jpg)
lol I thought you'd provide a download link to your "Blueprints" xD
Thanks for the help. I was trying to develop a game. But I always burned out. This is helping me to complete a project nice and polished.
This video was extremely helpful to me
How did you make the sky look like that?
Frckn udemy
Hey i really enjoy you re tutorials i am 13 and i wanna be a developer i am from Romania i am working at a parkour game and i use your ideea with the lights in cubes but in unity it is a big problem can i because if it will be good i wanna publish it on steam thx please respound ! xx
What engine did you use to create that map?
Lol, i thought this was about Unreal Engine Blueprints
Wow, thanks dude!
Your video inspired me to make this game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNjXKTNXJaE ,feel free to check it out
it looks so nice
why is stuttering at 135 degrees angle?
All this is good but where is my UE4 Blueprint that you promised.
could you show how do you making the rain effect PLEASE!?
Hey how about making those Nice light emitting rectangular shapes? Always struggling with that
What is that game in the background? Did you create that?
Thank you for all the time you put into these. They have been a great help to me in the year I've been using UE4. I've been steadily improving because of tutorials like the ones you share and now feel like I can make a small and refined indie game in the next 6-12 months. Quick question: If I keep improving at this rate and set my time goal for 2035, could I instead make the greatest large scale game in history? (shoutout to your video about biggest indie dev mistakes)About 50% serious with that question but 100% serious that you are doing great work for the community. Thanks, again.
This video needs more views! Has definitely inspired me to continue my work and continue to learn to make games. Thank you Matt!
(Btw hello fellow Aussie 😀 )
Are these emissive mats made with the new tonemapper?
Very inspiring! Wants to make me start code instantly 😀
You don't have a lot of views, but your information is realy usefull. Ty!
Hi mattew is your mobile game made with unity or unreal?
I really want to start game development using unreal engine 4, but I really dont know where to start, my goal is to make a low poly game or landscape even, but I really don't know what to do :/
I want to see ur face
Could you please do a tutorial on that gun
Could you please make a tutorial in which you show how to make those enemys(The ones that shoot.).
Loving youre videos, keep up the good stuff!
Are you doing these games on your own? If not how important is it to have more team members?
Very good advice. Can not be stressed enough how important it is to properly define the scope of the project. Probably one of the hardest things even when you do have experience, when you are learning then, it is crucial.
If you are learning the best scope of the project is always the "MVP" (minimal viable product). You think of an idea and then you make it the simplest, crudest way you can get it done.
Really great points man, also love how the game looks in the background 🙂
This is a good point especially when new devs start overscoping things too much and that can kill morale too, thank you for sharing your thoughts in your video about it! 😀
Another awesome video, your voice is like butter to my ears
Hey Matthew :).
"In the Rain of Neon Lights, Swim the Dreams of Forgotten/Flashing Nights …" (you can switch/shift "Nights & Lights")
Very cool and i love the "simple"(<- it doesn't mean that it is easy to make) future optic ♥.
[I really hope,
that i can give you little Inspirations too ;)]
d^^bV
Matthew, are these emission materials attached on your mesh or through texture lightmap ?
I am currently making 2d Games using Unity. But for 3D games I'm thinking about using Unreal. I personally don't like blueprints, and would rather Code. Is learning the Unreal API relatively the same learning curve as learning Unity?
this reminded me of deadcore
Missing a KillZVolume under level?
could you make an enemy tutorial? BTW: great video! very motivational!
If you made them in blender can you show us how you did it especially the lights I'm a complete beginner to game Dev and find your videos very useful and inspiring
I know this is kinda stupid but can you show us how to make those awesome neon light assets in unity to
Can you give us the download link of the blueprint? It's not in the description 🙁