3D Design video

I'm fine dw Full level: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu1wRfUHtKg Music credits: cYsmix: https://cysmix.bandcamp.com/ Patricia Taxxon: https://patriciataxxon.bandcamp.com/ Lemmino: https://www.youtube.com/@LEMMiNOMusic C418: https://c418.bandcamp.com/ Gareth Coker: https://garethcoker.bandcamp.com/ Music used (in order of appearence): cYsmix - Babaroque Vivaldi - Winter (Lud and Schlatts Musical Emporium) Patricia Taxxon - Astral 1 Lemmino - Aloft Lemmino - Triangular C418 - Impostor Syndrome Gareth Coker - Ori, Embracing the Light Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries (Lud and Schlatts Musical Emporium) Gareth Coker - The Heart Knows Its Safe Gareth Coker - Shriek Mozart - Lacrimosa (Leo Symphony Orchestra) (licensed) Gareth Coker - Shriek and Ori Video written, narrated, animated, recorded, and edited by me over the course of 6 months

Yes I know Timo used Maya but it made for a better title OK?! Huge thanks to Atrioc: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgv4dPk_qZNAbUW9WkuLPSA and Timo: https://www.artstation.com/timofahrbach MUSICAL CREDITS: -Disco Night by Tofu -Can-Can by Offenbach -Resting State by Home -Bean Dreams by Fortune Fields -Royalty Free Music By MotionArray.com Our Latest Game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1125390/Atrio_The_Dark_Wild/

In this video I'll show you how to create any type of massive open world, like 32x32 km, 52x52km or more using World Machine and Unreal Engine 5. Console Commands: wp.Runtime.ToggleDrawRuntimeHash3D (*To preview the DrawRuntime in 3D) wp.Runtime.ToggleDrawRuntimeHash2D (*To preview the DrawRuntime in 2D) GET MY COURSES ON THE FOLLING PLATFORMS: Wingfox: https://www.wingfox.com/c/8749 Udemy: https://bit.ly/3FWEsxB FlippedNormals: https://bit.ly/3DRzQHg FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIA: Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/coldwave

Deep dive into best game programming practices using typed GDScript and Godot's version of Scriptable Objects. Credit to YouTube user Skid (thank you!) for compiling and labeling the following timestamps: Introduction and setup 0:00:00 Intro, assets used, scene setup and useful concepts 0:08:20 Player scene setup 0:15:00 Player script 0:18:50 Mouse look and player rotation implementation 0:23:55 Player rotation problems 0:25:50 Mouse sensitivity implementation 0:31:20 Player tilt problems and solution 0:40:40 Crosshair creation 0:50:00 Player movement Asset import in Godot 1:15:45 Asset import and scale 1:30:40 Import script (assets) 1:46:10 NPC creation Dialogue system 1:55:45 Dialog UI scene implementation 2:12:00 Dialogue data structures and godot resources 2:18:20 Dialogue script (resource) 2:33:00 Dialogue manager script + architecture tips 2:50:10 Assign an object in a script (with nodepath) in a single line 2:57:30 Assign a resource instance in a script in a single line 3:02:20 Dialogue manager script continued FoodQuiz scene 3:13:00 Foodquiz scene creation 3:28:17 Foodquiz script 3:37:39 Architecture tips about project file organization 3:38:50 Architecture tip about possible implementation of dialogue manager as singleton Signals and game events 3:44:00 GameEvents and signals explanation 3:52:50 GameEvents script 3:55:20 Signal emit in food quiz 3:56:20 Signal connect in dialogue manager 4:00:00 Pass argument to signal 4:06:30 Adding food to foodquiz scene Food interaction 4:23:36 Food script 4:29:35 Adding raycast and foodchoser script 4:43:25 Architecture tips, discussion about best pratices and why is better to use signals instead of calling functions directly 4:49:25 Signals and callbacks for food interaction 5:12:13 Adding food label to scene 5:15:35 Food label script 5:20:40 How to implement the food name and tips 5:28:08 Food rotation 5:45:08 Adding a second foodquiz GameState 5:55:20 Player not moving during dialogue and game state 5:58:35 Enums script singleton 6:04:40 Runtime data resource script for gamestate 6:09:50 Singleton vs global resource 6:16:50 Game state implementation 6:23:05 Dialogue finished signal and callback 6:33:10 Dialogue finished depending on game state Food selection in FoodQuiz 6:35:12 Creating dialogues for correct and incorrect food choosing 6:39:50 Implement food choose dialogues in foodquiz 6:45:50 Implement the correct food selection 6:54:45 Architecture tip: referencing directly the parent in this case is probably the best solution Solution to other issues 6:59:40 Dialogue issue where one dialogue can start before another one finishes 7:07:15 Break a long line with multiple ones 7:10:00 Dialogue issue where it's not clear when a dialogue end and another one starts - race conditions 7:18:30 Functions in GameEvents singleton to emit signals

Learn how to create a simple 3D world scene in Godot.Music by xaxAttax#godot #gamedev

My website https://www.richardbourquephotography.com/ The written version of this tutorial: https://www.richardbourquephotography.com/post/creating-moons-in-blender-beginner-tutorial My music is from Artlist. Use my referral link to start your own account! https://artlist.io/Richard-231220 Planet Textures: https://www.solarsystemscope.com/textures/ Planet Shader Download: https://gumroad.com/l/EXTef Planet Shader Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wQKHtaSGHc My print store: https://www.richardbourquephotography.com/store Vlog Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN3GY92Xo0AWuuumq1bU5IA

Unreal or UNIGINE? Which engine should YOU use as an environmental artist? Let's find out! UE4 VS UNIGINE: 2 similar beasts, but which one is trully better? Unfortunately there is no straight forward answer, so before you decide on one, in this video we will discuss the most important factors that should influence your decision! ♥ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NitrogenDev Choosing the right tool for environmental (and level) design is certainly important. It can save you a lot of time and help you achieve even better scenes. There may be other tools out there that might be better (perhaps Blender), but this is strictly a game engine comparison between Unreal Engine and UNIGINE, which, in my opinion, are the best easily-available engines for this task! Sources: Rebirth: Introducing photorealism in UE4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fC20NWhx4s UNIGINE 2018 Showreel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEFtbhrD7qg Music used in this video: Like Saturn - Midnight Sailing Carvings - Dusty Decks When the Noise Settles - Dusty Decks All content on Nitrogen is available for free. We, as a community, support completely free education available to everyone. Any support is appreciated for me to keep making content for free and improving it. 0:00 - Introduction 0:16 - Design Features 0:20 - Design Features: Constructing a Composition 0:58 - Design Features: Landscapes and Foliage 1:43 - Design Features: Atmosphere, Clouds & Fog 2:15 - Design Features: Texturing & Particles 3:16 - Design Features: Lighting & Post Processing 3:53 - Learning Curve 4:41 - Communities 5:16 - Conclusion