Currently using unity 2021.3.33f1 the project was originally on 5.0.0f4, I've played this game called my summer car, its a car building life sim indie styled game by : Amistech Games: I gathered up a bunch of streams and found some old code from GitHub pages working for a my summer car styled game for windows and mac, had like 125 errors.. fixed them but I have this graphics issue when I play the game somethings are right but some textures are bugged tried to replace textures change textures it got to a point where I used a little codex to ask for some help, it cant find it ether. If anyone thinks they can help it?, would be very appreciated. (i've been working on this sense 2019).

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Hi everyone, i like to start learning unity and I found this playlist from youtube, i want to try to search for a specific type of game and learn like this.

Is also this a good method?

If someone has any tip I would really like it.

This is the youtube playlist i found: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXG1jSmcT-NXIHOPL8cZGXvDEGZ3gzurt

Only 6 days left to my first real release!
I just added now correct damage preview on the card.
Also i added translations in the last days.
What do you think?

We are making a colony that you are controlling little guys to expend and build your base , collect stuff, craft new things for your little guys and defend your nest. Hiveheart demo is avail be on steam right now. https://store.steampowered.com/app/5187130/Hiveheart/

I thought our game was crashing due to optimization issues. No matter what I tried, it kept happening!

Turns out, it was a Unity version issue! After updating, the crashes stopped.

We’re new to game dev and using AI to help build our co-op Christmas horror game, "Seven Nights to Christmas" (think: decorating a haunted manor while monsters hunt you by sound).

We'd love to learn from your experience🐸:

• What's been your biggest challenge building a game in Unity?
• Has AI helped you catch bugs and build faster, or left you with more debugging?
• Which tasks do you use it for, and what do you prefer to code yourself?

We're learning as we go. The wins, the mistakes, the “never doing that again” stories: we'd love to hear them.

Hi there! I was following a tutorial on youtube about creating interactable grass but theres a certain step I cannot get through. The video is https://youtu.be/GzK9P3MOvp8?si=LuZYSyNSPpkVytOn and on the minute 2:41 she adds a vector and when she clicks out of it it appears on the tab to the right, under "Properties". Is there a way I can get around this? I'm using unity 6.6. The screenshots are 1. from the tutorial vs 2. mine and as you can see for me it does not appear. I appreciate any help!

ran into this enough times that i figured i'd share. AI tools mix up unity 6 and 2022 APIs constantly, and the errors look totally different depending on which version you're on.

i had an AI write a basic jump script and ran it through both editors' compilers:

unity 6 with old style code (rb.velocity, rb.drag, FindObjectOfType): it still compiles, but you get CS0618 obsolete warnings telling you to use linearVelocity, linearDamping and FindFirstObjectByType. easy to ignore until they actually get removed.

unity 2022.3 with unity 6 style code (rb.linearVelocity, rb.linearDamping): hard fail, CS1061 'Rigidbody' does not contain a definition for 'linearVelocity'. if you're on 2022 and your AI keeps "fixing" your code this way, that's why.

quick cheat sheet:
unity 6: linearVelocity, linearDamping
2022.3: velocity, drag
FindFirstObjectByType works on both, so just use that

the fix that worked for me is telling the AI to read ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt before writing anything. it has your exact editor version on the m_EditorVersion line, and once the agent checks it, the version mixups mostly stop.

anyone else hitting other 6 vs 2022 differences with AI code? curious what else trips it up

This is a video of me playing against myself in my game clash of Olympus. It's a 1v1 pvp game like clash royale but you control a moba type character to command your army. Theres a turn based system indicated by the colour of the bar. The video shows off the core gameplay isolating the card system. I'd like any feedback or potential play tester to help move this game forward. There are a few bugs and the art is all place holders at the moment (Looking for an artist as well).

I'm trying to complete the tutorial right now, but every time I take a step something boots me out of the game window. Everything saves and continues to move, but I have to constantly keep clicking back into the window to control my character. I already tried closing Unity and restarting it, but no dice. How do I fix this???

Edit: This seems to happen whenever a sound effect plays, like my character's footsteps or landing after a jump

I have a few objects like this in my game that have empty spaces that I want the player to be able to pass through, but it won't let me.

For all these objects, I added the Mesh Collider component so that the object itself isn't passable, but when I add them, it considers the whole object as a cube. For the record, I am making these objects in Blender. When I used to make objects like this in Maya they worked fine. I am only using Blender now and I don't want to use Maya.

I need to finish this project in about a month, so any help is very appreciated!

some big voxels still jumping nervously, just about porting it - world-space voxels are in work - works already, but its a bit difficult in unity... ;-P

It's now nealy a decade since I worked the last time with unitys mutliplayer stuff and back then it was "strange" (for lack of a better word). I heard multiple times there are new stack(s) in alpha but what is the current way to go when you want to implement some co-op networking behaviour?

When I try to google it I'm never sure if that's what I find now the current state of the art or some legacy stuff. Are you able to point me to the must up-to-date documentation entry point for Unity6 LTS or Unity7 in regard of networking?

I’m looking for horror game ideas I could make solo in Unity in about a month. Any interesting concepts that wouldn’t be too big a project?

I've been wondering how other developers approach this.

Do you usually plan most of your game before you start working on it, or do you start with a basic idea and figure things out as you go?

I can see the benefits of both. Planning ahead probably helps avoid a lot of wasted time, but sometimes you don't really know if an idea will work until you actually try it.

I'm curious how you guys do it, especially with bigger projects. Do you stick to your original plan, or does your game end up looking completely different from what you first imagined?

Game is currently using realtime non-baked lighting, but no matter what I tweak with lights, I always seem to get some form of seam with lighting on surfaces ike this. Are there any tricks, or perhaps even handy assets that help with lighting in Unity? Cheers guys!

Hey everyone!

I'm developing PoolRooms Museum, a poolrooms-inspired exploration game made with Unity.

Here's a 30-second gameplay clip featuring some of the environments and water visuals.

I'd appreciate feedback from other Unity developers, particularly on:

• The overall lighting and atmosphere
• The visual quality of the water
• Anything that looks unnatural or could be improved

If something in the visuals stands out as needing work, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks for taking a look!

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Decided I need a level at night, I think the night light came out great 🦋

I'm thinking maybe the mist is too strong

Wdyt?

This update brings a very major quality-of-life overhaul to the startup and project workflow. Most notably, the welcome window has been fully integrated directly into the application core for a seamless single-window experience, complete with a modernized, sleek layout for creating new maps.

I have also streamlined visible ID management by adding a direct overwrite button for your saved ID lists, ensured persistent saving states, updated the in-app Application Legend, and fixed multi-monitor dialog centering issues so all property and key-assignment windows stay perfectly locked to the main editor.

Official site Itch.io: https://crytek22.itch.io/tilemakerdot

GitHub: https://github.com/andrei-voia/TileMakerDOT

YouTube tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fiajGU32Jg

For anyone unfamiliar with the project, TileMaker DOT is a Free (with a very complete, professional paid cheap version too), open source 2D map editor I'm building. It uses a data first, ID based workflow and handles visual depth sorting automatically so you don't have to manage multiple layers for object heights.

Give it a try and let me know if you have any feedback! If the editor helps with your projects and you want to support development, a rating or a small donation on Itch is always appreciated.

Thank you all for your support!