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[melos]

From my game Sentinel. Will be starting a dev log soon.

I dig it and look forward to what the game's about.

[motorherp]

Prototyping a new concept and messing around with faking global illumination in Unity free.

[CharsAce]

@hube, that looks beautiful! Really nice work!  :D


Again, not a screenshot, but a whole gameplay video of Chopper Mike... been working on the UI and menus this week..

Nice. I already follow you on another site.

[Gregg Williams]

Road tile testing, and first take at a unit selector. (normally would be animated)

[kamac]

Road tile testing, and first take at a unit selector. (normally would be animated)

Deserves to be quoted!
Godlike pixelart

[Son of Bryce]

motorherp, how'd you get that effect?

hube, I'm liking the style of zombygon.

Here's my pic...

Main Background

Just started devlog for my next game, The Crazy Program. Gonna be a straightforward match-3 puzzle game.

[TheLastBanana]

[motorherp]

motorherp, how'd you get that effect?

It's a bit of a faff.  First of all set the ambience colour to black.  For lighting I started off with the ceiling light since that is the largest and strongest light in the scene.  I set it to a self-illumination shader then I created a big grid of low intensity point lights of the same colour as the ceiling light covering its surface.  I then baked this lightmap.  To simulate the light bounce I then sampled the resulting floor colour after the first bake and created another grid of point lights covering the floor set to this colour and with a much lower light intensity.  I had to raise these lights of the floor a little to prevent the floor from looking too spotty.  I then baked the lightmap again.  Continue to do this for any other large/bright surface lights in the scene (in the picture I also did the plinth light this way).

To integrate non static geometry into the scene, make sure you have all the lights you used for the global illumination effect set to 'lightmapping - bake only'.  Then set up a smaller set of directional or point lights set to 'lightmapping  - realtime only' to light up your dynamic geometry appropriately (for example I used one direction light straight down for the ceiling light, one direction light up and to a slight angle set to a dark shade of the floor colour, and a point light at the plinth).  Finally put all your static geomtery in a unique layer and remove that layer from the culling mask on all your realtime lights so they dont wash out your global illumination lighting.

[Alec S.]

[Forstride]

[Impmaster]

Oooh... looks so good!

[TNERB]

Oh god Forstride that's so good it burns!

[Theophilus]

2 players, but this gif is just me. I gotta stop making these before i work a buttload on the game.

[Martin 2BAM]

snip

That fluid effect looks awesome

[mono]

Road tile testing, and first take at a unit selector. (normally would be animated)

This project looks insanely good.

[Magicflottant]

thatshelby it's look funny !

[Radnom]

2 players, but this gif is just me. I gotta stop making these before i work a buttload on the game.

Holy crapoly that's cool!! I want to play it already 

[DustyDrake]

Looks to me like a Versus Super Crate Box

[Theophilus]

Looks to me like a Versus Super Crate Box

Not really. I see where you get that comparison from but the goal is just to hit the other player into lava/an enemy. I decided to add the enemies because I noticed players would try and stay in one spot and play very territorially, and when two players did this it would drag on forever. This adds a little more movement around the stage.

[DustyDrake]

You should make a variety of enemies (Like how SCB has the chain of three, the giant, and the skull), and probably make it so they travel to the bottom of the level as well, seems kinda silly that they just stop there.

Seems like it'd be more fun.

Perhaps an underhand swing as well, for more horizontal and less vertical movement?