Video

dang, well made

Hm that one video of yours you mentioned doesn’t appear to be on CZcams anymore :(

Very helpful video and nice reality check on what my priorities should be - thank you 🙏

I am NOT a game dev YET. but I have a whole concept of a game and "physics" animation, animation that bumps into stuff and so on is essential. the game will be very vertical with lots of terrain, and I want the main way for the player to interact with the world being moving its affected by physics body. its an alien ecosystem, the whole concept was inspired by rain world, I already had a spec evo project before, but rain world inspired me to create a game concept, and I want the world to feel organic and dynamic, ever changing, behaviour = animation, and the interactions creating the a.i responses.

4:12 of course rain world song HAHA!

Sees title, clicks, 23 seconds in, subscribed.

i could recognize rain world music anywhere

1:48 where is that from???

i'm trying it to make organic animations for the enemies for my survival game, god damn i never tough it would be so fcking difficult to code a simple ankle

My Player have multiple part that have sepert animation but my player is robot and don't look weird the part I is the following. 1. body/Head 2. The lower half (legs) 3. The hands. The reason I have done that is because I'm working on fps game and I want the Player to make extra animetion for every little thing. And because my player is robot I have more room for error's. To be honest my Player mixed between skeleton animation. The old type of animation that some part animate indepeding. And I don't know this consited as animetion but some parts move with Player action like for example wean player move the mouse in Y the move the rooted head/body up or down alone with the head. The alose many other parts I have plans to add animation like camera wean close to explain ECT. If you ask that's proof my have plan to advance animation system even if do that in the order to save time Because make animetion with skeleton animation is very hard for My 😅. Especially the Player is human. Ther I reason that I ended make robot 🤖 originally I have plan to make hummun as player wean cume to animet the character I have realized how hard the are, And I disait that I will make my game play to feeting animation instead and the esyer way to do that is if the Player is robot 🤖. I don't know how this part aprch called but it's interesting way for animation.

I've literally had my phone die at work and decided to work out ik for a future project. I hate the fact that a 3 hour long headache mess was explained so easily in a few minutes. Am proud to say I derived the same angle equations for various arm lengths

Let’s be real who didn’t watch this because of rain world?

Is that the miros bird from rain world ⁉️

you're hilarious bro!

Exanima is awesome!

Where are youuu

a year late to this, but at 1:18 you implied that you're rendering a separate draw call for every sprite! it's super cool to see more people making custom engines, but that's gonna get you into trouble eventually (especially if you use your sprite renderer for particles!). draw calls have a lot of overhead, and you usually want to send as much data over one call as possible. there's some pretty neat techniques on the khronos wiki for batching (check out the Buffer Object Streaming page in particular, it seems pretty fast from my limited testing), but it will probably add a decent amount of complexity to your renderer (especially since you'd probably need to get a texture atlas working).

Line 7 in your asymmetric IK solver got me like ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Frostbite Engine 2

So basiqy you're stupid

i think that justfiying why you're using something in your game is only really necessary if you want to finish the game in an effecient manner ; and we already know thats gonna fail so might as well not do that. there is no efficiency, only trial and error, so might as well learn it and allow yourself to be sidetracked, who cares? just make sure to document whatever idea you left behind to come back to it once your procedural fun is over.

A thing I would like to point out in the game "Rain World" is that I believe that procedural animation was totally necessary for the game, because in this game you basically are a prey animal in a whole new ecosystem new and alien to what the creature is used to, so the animation makes all the creatures feel ALIVE because they basically move however they want, and it can make for scenarios that make the enemies feel like genuine animals! Like one time, when I was going through an area and then I stumbled upon a MASSIVE tentacular monster which appeared to be blind but not deaf (it is called a "Daddy long legs" in the game), so basically because it was getting towering over the whole room and I wanted to go to the other part of the room, I had to surround him, but here is the catch and why this creature felt alive… as I was trying to hide from it after he spot me below a platform while he was on top of it, this blind octopus knew I was just below him, so instead of going towards me, the idiot just blocked both the exits with it's tentacles and waited for me to just run into it's tentacles. The thing is that if it wasn't procedural, this thing would've just ran towards me since it knew where I was and I could've escaped, but because of the mix of the AI of the creature and the movement of the tentacles, it makes it feel like a genuine predator

Hey man is the next video on procedural animation still coming out? It’s a topic that’s not talked about enough… well, in depth enough at least

I still think Rain World's procedural animation is very well deserved and the game wouldn't work otherwise. It is fine that people don't mention it in the reviews as the procedural animation still makes the world feel alive as it should, and people definitely see the world as alive.

For anyone wondering, the v2::polar stuff is converting polar cords to cartesian cords, the first value is the angle the second is the radius. I got stumped on this for ages. Here's the code; func polar_to_cartesian(angle, radius): var x = radius * cos(angle) var y = radius * sin(angle) return Vector2(x, y)

wow you even gave the source for your reference that's amazing. great demonstration. More please :D

This is great thank you

dude I love spore too, I always imagined a game like spore but mixed with the sims, where all interactions are welll tuned procedural animations. Thats my goal! Man this is such a good video

i love this video

hey man this was an awesome video and super inspiring. I want to make the best possible game I can make, I am making a piece of art that shows my love for detail, a game that i dreamed of :D I feel like procedural animation is the future, and once tuned right can offer amazing things. But like you said the time trade off is important. I'm super driven to make this great, and I've learned everything else so far, so this won't stop me. I really appreciate your video. It was truthful, balanced, FUNNY, and high quality. thanks dude, keep it up!

Fascinating! What is the game shown at 1:21?

Bob is Miros Bird confirmed?

Why the hell are you in mount Vesuvius

We FINALLY HAVE UE5 MERGING BOTH ❤❤❤❤ THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO, IT'S AMAAAAAAAZING ❤

His GDC Talk was AMAZING! YOUR VIDEO IS AN AWESOME COMPLEMENTARY❤

You still alive? good!

Why is this in my recommended

Me too buddy. Stay fresh.

I totally understand what you mean by not loving making games but loving making challenging system. It is like a puzzle game and there is no point in polishing the game since the puzzle is already solved

a bit too fast, but a great starting point into the topic

To my mind, if you have alot of dynamic content, it's probably gonna be the same amount of work as if you had done it traditionally.

this seems like it was for me ive been obsessed with that gdc talk and love all those proc anim games mentioned and i dont have a math background so ive been just unable and tortured by trying to put this into everything so thanks maybe i'll reassess

Only the strong can really do it.

I am currently starting OpenGL. Despite me being only 13, I think I will be able to learn this. Others might say don't try this right away but I learned C++ using a course and finished it. I think I'll be able to learn OpenGL now since I have one of the 2 basic things you need to learn it. (Another one is mathematical knowledge which I need to learn but, I'll learn it eventually. For now I will use resources made by others like physics engines e.t.c.) I like watching others succeed cause it gives me more motivation. Thanks!

4:38 wawawawawa

2:53 well, to be fair, no one really needs art..... thats why is so beaultifull. . . . . IMMA FUCKUING USE PROCEDURAL ANIMATION ON MY DUMB GAME OK????

I would want to watch this video even if I was not interested in this topic ..... You' just made me laugh in 20 seconds

Do you think an FPS or TPS should use it for ADS, leaning, and other stuff like that or is best to stick to traditional animation?