I’m running out of tabs and bookmarks are not helpful when I need to gather groups of links with a bit of context telling me why I did collect them in the first place. Figured I might use this blog to aid my memory. Aside from the great tutorials Marc has produced I also found …
Lots of good stuff found over at https://catlikecoding.com/unity/tutorials/
From Revoicer, via Audacity and the free Soundly VST-plugin PlaceIt to a game of your choice. Download the PlaceIt plugin at https://getsoundly.com/tools/Download Audacity at https://www.audacityteam.org/download/ Run the installer (Windows) for th VST-plugin, then move the file “PlaceIt.vst3” from “C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3” to “C:\Program Files\Audacity\Plug-Ins”. Open Audacity, choose Plugins and do a rescan. Record some voice …
This may very well be the reason: http://www.archmagerises.com/news/2021/6/12/how-to-procedurally-generate-and-decorate-3d-dungeon-rooms-in-unity-c
As one of our current simulations will use building data to generate buildings that can be traversed by agents, who will need to be able to use doors – some with keycode/dongle or keys and others only lockable from the inside (like toilet doors) – I’m starting to check out what solutions are already present …
Let me start out stating that I know we’re not there yet. As game designers we employ different design patterns to provide the player with the illusion of a fully simulated game world, but it is still just a lot of smoke and mirrors. Neat tricks for sure, but not the real deal. Simulations are …
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https://dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/l21z/unreal-engine-begin-play-gameplay I’ve been coding in Basic, C, C++, C#, Cobol, Pascal, Prolog, Delphi, Java, Smalltalk and loads of scripting languages over the years. It seems my curiosity about Unreal Engine is going to make me return to C++ and to try out Blueprints and visual scripting too. I really like the architecture of the engine …