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Very nice!! I'm planning to make a 2D animation, but I'd like to use UE to make some backgrounds and specific places, do you think it would be possible? I'm new to this world.

Quick question - how come the blueprint works fine with keyboard but not with controller? When i hold forward on anolog they just run in tight circles and pressing left or right makes them spin on the spot super fast.

Breakpoints? Debugger? 🙅‍♂️ Print after every node? 😎👍

so cute

Elephant in the room. If you’re a pretty young girl this mostly applies lol

So far these tutorials have been great. The best I've seen for retro horror in UE5. Although i do have a few requests. Inventory System Quick Turn, with an explanation of how to hold down and the left face button to do it. And lastly, shooting with old school auto-aim. I'm looking forward to what's next regardless.

Hi There! Really love your videos! I was wondering, is there any video of yours in which you explain how to import a custom map, set collisions etc? I am struggling with that and it would be reeeaaaally helpful!

I came here for Finlay ❤

So was the game not tested before release to see that it had bad framerate?

Hey, I just came across your videos and they're super informative. I'm completely new to game dev work (with the exception of some work I've done in Blender in my filmmaking work)-- but I just was wondering if there are any communities you can recommend for beginner game devs looking to meet and network with other people who also are making games. I never thought I'd try to make a video game, but recently got the itch as an extension of my filmmaking. Thanks in advance, love your channel = )

Thanks you very much! 🙌

Bonfire Peaks was very nice. I never managed to finish it though, felt softlocked at some point.

Class

Thank you for the video! I’m a big fan of your designs and games :)

This is great! I'm very excited to watch this

Thank you both again for this interview!

🧩 Puzzle game Director/Designer Alan Hazelden shares knowledge on the dos and donts for developing engaging, fun puzzles! ❗Links mentioned in video Cerebral Puzzle Showcase: www.cerebralpuzzleshowcase.com/ Draknek & Friends website: www.draknek.org/ Alan's personal website with puzzle games: alan.draknek.org/ PuzzleScript www.puzzlescript.net/ Puzzle Game Strategies: cwpat.me/misc/puzzle-level-idea-strategies/ Puzzle Game Discord (Thinky Puzzle Games): thinkypuzzlegames.com/ ❤️ Watch the UNCUT interview on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/designing-fun-105564280

i recenty played resident evil 2 remake with fixed cameras and it worked surprisingly well. seemed scarier too

17:22 nice challenge! xDDD

Awesome channel just discovered ;)

I really miss your retro series, I can not get enough of these takes on the sweet nostalgia older games gave players. Take me as an example, I am a 2000s early bird, still old games touch me way more than the latest graphic wonders. I really missed out on the good stuff

Thanks for providing more education on cinematic cameras. Over the shoulder seems to be the norm and I think having developers learn and embrace the fixed cinematic style will really help tell the story via gameplay.

the fixed camera angles was so important to me that what I loved about old videogames and I wish new videogames would do this today especially horror games horror games need to bring this element back in my point of view is just a shame to play resident evil game now lie resident evil 5 and have it an action game it's just not the same like the olden days we you boot up a game in your PlayStation one and be totally scared by a game like silent Hill or resident evil the point I'm saying is modern games … Don't do it like old games used to this is all just my point of view but gosh I miss fixed camera angles Love the video by the way mean not all games have to have fixed camera angles and ideas for Laurie games need to be that

Thank you so much! This really helped me out!

Wow, great work! You're skilled in video making and explanation, as well as game dev. I want to be like you when I grow up. I'm only 64, so I have some growing up to do.

Took me a few months to check this vid out since you alerted me to it's presence as my pc died, but dam son, my prayers have been answered haha, that turn in place animation worked so flawlessly, and it was easy to do as well xD Thank you for making this video for us~

Love your work why find you beforeeeeeeeeeeee.... Wish could work with you some day

It’s everything I need to make tank controls with the sprint and such, but my tank control game moves the camera when a character turns left and right instead of being fixed.

I am a newbie in game dev but im glad i didn't made these mistakes. whenever i try new thing i search online how it affects performance. like when i needed colliders i searched and found out that mesh colliders are expensive and boxcollider are better. i think i have a mental disease where everything have to be perfect 😂. right now im working on a project and im using object pool and everything to improve performance but if i don't do it it will not have huge impact on performance but still i want it to be perfect. 😅 and i don't have a beast pc. 😅

Do you know djamila?

Ok, I've watched this video for about 1-2 seconds and already.... clicked Like and subscribed! Thank you for instant atmosphere of joy and positivity.

120! . . . . . 15!

Great video! Some thoughts about some of the questions discussed: 1. As it was said, when trying to come up with solutions for designs problems sometimes we end up overcomplicating and create solutions for solutions. A different approach is doing the opposite - start removing stuff from the game to figure out what really the core of the problem is. 2. For some aspects of the role, you don't need to know how to code I can understand that, but even so, since Technical Designer is such a communication-based role, knowing how to code also improves your communication with the programming team, as in, you understand what they did and why they did it and how that limits the design of the game or how it opens up room for different design approaches . Also you can always offer a different perspective in terms of programming(even if you are not as much of an expert as they are). 3. High-Schools Maths are most of the times enough and don't forget to light a candle for Quaternions 🙏. 4. About the design logic question while a bit broad, I think it heavily depends on the game we are trying to create. A good rule of thumb is following a player-centric approach, in which, all the Rules and Interactions are created in service of the player and the fantasy of the game. Too often, have I seen aspiring game designers wanting stuff in a game because it sounds cool and flashy and forget what the game was really about. (This includes myself in the past 😅 )

As someone who's studying Games Design currently, but finds the programming and development side of game dev deeply interesting too, this was such a cool vid! I think I want to push for Tech Design roles because they seem super interesting and involved. 💪💪

I learned a lot! This was great!

I've been looking to learn more about how technical design diverges from game design (my domain) so vids on this subject are particularly helpful. And the way the chat was segmented into different topics made it all the more easier to jump into the the relevant topics. I'm curious about how transferrable are the skills from game design to tech design. As long as one is proficient in scripting, would a game designer easily qualify for tech designer openings?

man that guy looks cool.. totally rad hair too!

Technical Designer with the hair of a god😮‍💨

Very cool, had no idea tech designers were a thing. I'm a software engineer with a background in UI/UX design. Though I'd worry about the job security and loss in pay. Although tech is also going through layoffs atm

In this game dev interview I chat to my good friend and former Tech Design colleague about: 🔸Tech Design Responsibilities 🔸How it differs from Design/Programming 🔸Required skills to get into the position & more! How does this align to your understanding of what a Technical Designer is? Are there any questions we left out that you'd like to know? Comment below! ❤Become a Patron to watch another HOUR of this interview that was cut for this vid: www.patreon.com/posts/103195450

Glad I attended the stream, I learned so much for this interview. Thank you again for doing this.

Thank you so much. I have question I have first person Camera and the character can climb. how can I stop camera from rotation while climbing?

is it possible to update this to add instead of "walk in place" animation, 2 animations for Left and right?

You got an awesome voice.

hey awesome video, can you do one on the RE style inventory please?

Nice Tutorial i love it. But when Rotating on a spot for like 2-3 seconds the Character freezes in its Animation. why is that ? (shes gliding on the ground after a short amout of time)

Has YagmanX been on asmongold's shark tank game show? she reminds me of someone from there!

Ella is gorgeous

Man u got all the good survival horror info I am looking for! thanks again.