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I've said it before, but there looks to be a really good handle on the fundamentals here. I don't know if you're following a detailed tutorial, have prior knowledge, or just a really good sense for these things, but the apparent quality stands out in comparison to a number of other projects. Not only can we see your state machine at work in this clip, but perpetually printing the current state as a label above the kinematic bodies like that seems really useful for debugging and I feel silly for not having thought of it before.

Eager as ever to see where this is going.
 
I've said it before, but there looks to be a really good handle on the fundamentals here. I don't know if you're following a detailed tutorial, have prior knowledge, or just a really good sense for these things, but the apparent quality stands out in comparison to a number of other projects. Not only can we see your state machine at work in this clip, but perpetually printing the current state as a label above the kinematic bodies like that seems really useful for debugging and I feel silly for not having thought of it before.

Eager as ever to see where this is going.
Thanks for the compliment, it really gives me a morale boost!
I’m new to game development, my background was with web development and i’m completely new to art and animations.
I’ve been practicing since november

As for debugging ideas, I also change the colors of colliders on collisions to help with debugging instead of printing things to the console. It’s been really useful as well
 
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