Today I’m combining wall parts to create hallway walls and tall Control Room walls.
Today’s Objective: Use some of the sci-fi-style wall models from Filebase to create detailed and high walls for the scene.
The Parts:
I’ve imported a number of detailed wall models from Filebase which I can choose from to make unique wall prefabs.
This week I have started my next Unity project, this time focusing on making a beautiful and highly detailed sci-fi scene.
In this new project, I am going to build a futuristic sci-fi scene using detailed models and post-processing to make the visuals as impressive as I can.
As I learn more about the different capabilities of Unity, I will start the project in the default render pipeline, before upgrading to URP, then finally HDRP for max visuals.
This project isn’t really a “game” like I usually make, but rather a scene showcase to help me improve my skills at making high quality visuals.
Early level design:
In this post I am covering how the bullets behave, react, and manage the game state in my game.
Today’s Objective: Show you how I manage the bullet behaviour and trigger the various on-hit effects in my 2.5D wild west shooter.
The Code:
The bullet movement speed and direction is determined by the gun controller, and passed on to each bullet when it spawns:
In today’s post I will cover how I created the gun/player controller for my game.
Today’s Objective: Show you how I coded the gun controller to bounce around and shoot.
The Code:
