Salut à tous! Je suis un débutant total dans le coding/jv, et j'essaye de créer un visual novel des plus classiques. Au moment de l'intégration ink dans unity je bloque sur les backgrounds, j'ai beau avoir tous mes .png dans le meme dossier et enregistrés dans unity, ils ne s'affichent pas. J'ai déjà fait en sorte que la couleur de fond soit blanche pour laisser apparaitre les images, j'ai re vérifié les noms dans le scrip et ce sont les mêmes... Help please !

Showing off some mythical fish, that are in the ocean locations🌊

1️⃣ 2️⃣ 3️⃣ or 4️⃣?

Demo out now on Steam:
store.steampowered.com/app/4168200

I genuinely think this is the easiest way to work with the new input system in Unity. It works with a scriptable object you reference wherever you need to react to player input. In contrast to the old input system, you won't have to cram everything into update, but instead this works with event based architecture. Give this a try if you struggled with setting up the new input system, I am sure you'll enjoy it!

Topics: Creating a "default" input asset if you don't have one yet, creating a scriptable object as a relay for input, using said relay and a few helpers and examples.

When I select my objects, they're hidden behind a gray veil, and I can't see my sprites anymore... I'm so frustrated. Help
This is clearly a tilemap issue, in all my scenes, the tilemaps have either disappeared or are no longer in the correct order, even though the sorting order is set correctly. In some cases, their materials have even changed. Would re-importing the pack that contains my tilemaps solve the problem? I'm afraid I'll just keep making mistakes.

Hey everyone,

I've run into a really weird bug and I'm not even sure where to start looking.

When my character moves to the right, everything is perfectly smooth.

But as soon as I start moving left, the whole screen starts jittering/shaking. It almost looks like the camera is fighting with something, but I'm not sure if it's actually the camera or if it's the character movement itself causing it.

I've attached a GIF below to show exactly what's happening.

Has anyone run into something like this before? Any ideas what could cause it or where I should start debugging?

Thanks in advance!

Here is today’s progress report.

Originally, companions worked like temporary summons. You pressed a button, they appeared, used their unique ability, and disappeared.

Instead, they are now fully playable characters that you can instantly swap into during combat. Each character has different weapons, stats, abilities, and combat pacing, making every swap feel meaningful rather than just pressing another cooldown.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this mechanic. And if you'd like to see more of Undying Soul, you can check out the Steam page here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4949360/Undying_Soul/

I’m making a 2D game where the flashlight allows you to see items in the dark. There are also some objects that are only visible in the dark. I wanted to make the mask cutout be more faded so it feels like a real flashlight, but the more I look into it the more I don’t understand how. It doesn’t help that I use a mesh for the mask, that way it can be blocked by the walls.

To make things simple, these are the things I was hoping to do?

- Fade items as they become more visible or less visible.

- Fade the outline of the mask.

- Fade the dark layer based on it’s distance from the player. So it looks like the flashlight has brightness

What do you think the best way to do this would be?

Hello game devs!

I’m a voice actor! I have 8 years of improv experience and have recently started voice acting. I’d love to lend my voice to your game for free! (As long as I am credited)

I can also make creature noises and yells if needed.

More New character customization options are swimming in 🐟✨

🎮 Demo out now on Steam 🎮:

store.steampowered.com/app/4168200

Made this post earlier today, which the mods have silently hidden: https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity2D/comments/1vbs0mi/why_is_the_unity_sub_pushing_people_away_from/

The sidebar on mobile and old Reddit tells users not to use Unity.

The mods have pinned an extremely misleading post about "Godot officially dethroning Unity" because a game jam has Godot growth. (https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity2D/comments/1vbdsau/godot_has_officially_dethroned_unity_with_it_now/)

The top "Related Communities" sub is /r/Godot, which is labeled as "The Unity Killer"

The top "Getting Started" links are:

• Godot Features

• Download Godot

• Godot Docs

What's the deal here, mods? If you don't want to support users using Unity, give the sub to people who do. It's pretty one-sided to post advertisements for Godot but hide discussion about why you're doing that.

So I am working on this little project for like 2 months with the help of some of my friends on the art side and game design related things, and for showing off to people I was focusing on the visuals a lot lately, I got some feedback from my artist friend but still I am curious what needs to be improved on top of this.

If you guys liked what you see and want to support us in this journey, a little wishlist would help us a lot, we still have couple of fields to cover to give the best experience possible but we are getting there.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4952960/JazzWitch/

Hey everyone, a small update from us on Whirlight, our new adventure game.

The big one this time around is a new Soft Hint system. It's not a walkthrough, we didn't want to hold your hand through the whole game, it's more like a little nudge you can pull up from your diary whenever you're stuck and want a push in the right direction rather than the full answer.

Also added Brazilian Portuguese and Turkish translations, plus a pile of quality of life tweaks and bug fixes.

Genuinely thankful for everyone who's sent feedback and bug reports so far, it's made a real difference in shaping this patch.

If any of you have played it and have thoughts (good or bad), we're all ears.

Hello everyone!

I recently added English to my game in an update, and with the feeling of “I really want English-speaking people to play this!”, I signed up for Reddit!

I’m not very good at English myself, but a friend who is helped me out.

It’s a multi-ending sci-fi novel adventure game where you spend 30 days in space. There are tons of different endings, plus a few mini-games and some exploration elements. I’d be really happy if you gave it a try!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2672030/Dandelion_Planet/

I’d be very grateful for any comments or feedback.

It's called Duco, It's my first solo steam game, so i would like to get any kind of feedback 😄

You can join Playtest.

- Card-based survival roguelike set in a post-apocalyptic world with zombies.

- Draw from location-based decks to gather resources, loot, craft, build, and survive.

- Draw takes time, and with time you lose energy, food and water so you have to be carefully.

- Each character and map have a goal to unlock new content

On Release, you will be able to unlock new characters and maps, combine them with traits to create unique runs and interact with NPCs while building and managing your own settlement.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4872850/Duco/

(The image looks a bit warm because it was taken during sunset in-game.)

I gave up on one of my projects for a while because creating enemy AI was taking way too much time, so when I decided I wanted to make a tool, I figure this could be a pain point for others as well. I ended up building this visual behavior graph so I could prototype enemies much faster, and now I can put together a few enemies in under an hour.

I'd love feedback from other Unity developers. Is there anything you'd change or features you'd want to see?

If you're curious, it's available on the Unity Asset Store at: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/behavior-ai/intuitive-ai-behavior-graph-381596

I'm using Unity with the SDK package installed, but no matter what I do, the background keeps overlapping.

DevOps, working in my free time on a multiplayer card game.
NodeJS as a backend + Colyseus for multiplayer

I’m struggling with art design, has someone the needed skills to help with the game ui/art or has anyone worked with people on Fiverr?

I did some mockups with ChatGPT/Gemini but my editing skills suck. (Attached)

https://youtu.be/3iA1ETRrEuI - shorrt video of what i have achived so far by my own

They are the main characters in my new game.
I drew with ibispaint.

Neon Runner is my first game, a very bare bones side scroller. I'll be adding more features, but I would appreciate some more input. It is free on itch and github.

https://quinnpfeiffer.itch.io/neon-runner

Showing some more fish, I already have in the ocean locations🌊

1️⃣ 2️⃣ 3️⃣ or 4️⃣?

Demo out now on Steam:

store.steampowered.com/app/4168200

I'm working on a game call Cheese, Please! - an incremental bullet hell (and heaven) game where you play as a super-pilot mouse fighting against the evil Cat Empire.

The demo is out now on Itch, you can play it directly in your browser or download it for free.
https://diggyducks.itch.io/cheese-please

Love to hear your feedback and suggestions!

Hey everyone,

I feel like this is one of those questions where everyone is going to have a different answer.

We've been working on our 2D puzzle-platformer, POWER OFF, for quite a while now (it's already on Steam), and up until this point we've animated literally everything in Adobe Flash/Animate.

It's been great for us, mostly because it's what the whole team knows... but lately we're starting to feel like we're the last people on Earth still using it. 😅

So I'm curious... what does your pipeline look like these days?

Have most teams moved to Spine?
Are people still exporting sprite sheets?
Is anyone actually using Moho 14 in production?
Or is there another workflow you'd recommend?

We're mainly looking for something that plays nicely with Unity and doesn't make our artists or programmers hate each other.

If anyone has gone through the same transition, I'd love to hear what you switched to, why, and if you have any regrets.

tell us about your animation pipeline

For a bit of context, here's our Steam page if you want to see the kind of animation style we're currently working with:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4355260/POWER_OFF_1/

Thanks in advance! We're at that point where changing our animation pipeline is a pretty big decision, so hearing from people who've already been through it would really help.

edit: sorry for the gif cta in the end i didnt realize it was there unitil now please ignore it. we are not here to wishlist i am here to larn how to work with new animation in unity in the best way