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This video is a gold mine to learn, thank you.

Up until FitType: using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class FlexibleGridLayout : LayoutGroup { public int rows; public int columns; public Vector2 cellSize; public Vector2 spacing; public override void SetLayoutHorizontal() { base.CalculateLayoutInputHorizontal(); float sqRt = Mathf.Sqrt(transform.childCount); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqRt); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqRt); float parentWidth = rectTransform.rect.width; float parentHeight = rectTransform.rect.height; float cellWidth = (parentWidth/(float)columns) - ((spacing.x / (float)columns) * 2) - (padding.left / (float)columns) - (padding.right / (float)columns); float cellHeight = (parentHeight/(float)rows) - ((spacing.y / (float)rows) * 2) - (padding.top / (float)rows) - (padding.bottom / (float)rows); cellSize.x = cellWidth; cellSize.y = cellHeight; int columnCount = 0; int rowCount = 0; for (int i = 0; i < rectChildren.Count; i++) { rowCount = i / columns; columnCount = i % columns; var item = rectChildren[i]; var xPos = (cellSize.x * columnCount) + (spacing.x * columnCount) + padding.left; var yPos = (cellSize.y * rowCount) + (spacing.y * rowCount) + padding.top; SetChildAlongAxis(item, 0, xPos, cellSize.x); SetChildAlongAxis(item, 1, yPos, cellSize.y); } } public override void CalculateLayoutInputVertical() { //throw new System.NotImplementedException(); } public override void SetLayoutVertical() { // new System.NotImplementedException(); } }

Where can I find the script please ? thank you

FK compile times

I am certain I have followed this to the letter, but I am getting a null reference exception error. Anybody have any idea why?

Great video, thanks 🙂 Does it have any impact on FPS and have you tried using a controller with it rather than a mouse?

Alternate approach: Use the built-in line renderer, point a camera at it that renders into a render texture, and put the texture on an ImageRaw UI rect. If your boss complains about performance, remind him you're too deep into the project to be replaced at such a critical junction. Profit.

All I can say is WOW! So many cool idea's such as Branching I never thought about before though never worked much with NPC trafficing systems until I now need it in my game. This just blew me away. Looked all day yesterday for good info video's on the subject, found a couple but you my friend made it so incredibly easy to understand. Thank you! Sub'd and liked!

Him: "Curves are everywhere." Me: "Whoa!" 🤣🤣

(REMINDER: YOUR MATERIAL HAS TO CAST A SHADOW) Hello ! Appreciate the vid although it was difficult to follow ! There is this repo that helped a lot GITHUB]/EnderCheid/outline-post-processing-demo.

😅Brilliant 😂😂

My console is returning the error code: Mesh.uv is out of bounds. The supplied array needs to be the same size as the Mesh.vertices array. UnityEngine.Mesh:set_uv (UnityEngine.Vector2[]) But it seems to be generating the hexagon correctly. Still, it's a bit annoying... how do I fix this? It's also returning a: NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object At first, but it disappears if I remove the OnValidate() function. Edit: I ran into another problem... Whenever I try to adjust it on the HexGridLayout script, it always instantiate new cells instead of adjusting the existing cells.

Thank's you very much

Great video, thanks! How did you implement the repeating background (orange squares) in your main menu, please?

For anyone struggling at @10:40 ish to find the built in Bloom, make sure you click the "unhide" eyeball to be able to see where it is located (you can also make a duplicate of it by navigating to Packages/Universak RP/Shaders/PostProcessing - or similar, depending on your version.

this is way too fast and half of the stuff is incorrect or incomplete. wonder if everyone who liked it even tried it out

Some tips for studying this video: Yes, there are a lot of stuff being explained and it is not easy. But it can be made easier. Write down a glossary of every class as they get explained. VolumeComponent, VolumeParameter, ScriptableRenderPass, ScriptableRenderFeature, everything. Go inside the code, press F12 to decompile it and read them to better understand their usage. Write exactly everything being explained. Don't rush the video, pause it and take your time. It's helping me A LOT.

Beware, if rows or columns are set to zero (happens when there is no child), division by zero will happen, displaying NaN for cellSize.

first minute in video THANK YOU FOR ADDRESSING THE FPS CAMERA ISSUE! that's as annoying as games not keeping wasd keys for strafe panning.

Technically in Houdini you'd do the same thing but using VEX instead of C#. There are, of course, some tools that allow to generate a spline base road without writing a code, but as soon as you go into all this junction stuff it's just much more efficient to generate it by code. So basically it is like replace C# code with the HUGE paid plugin to be able to do the same but in a different programming language 🤣.

Great Video thank you buddy!

I'm super curious about those "blackboards". Incidentally I also made a system inspired by Elan Ruskin's talk that happens to be presented partly through nodes, so I would love to see what you guys came up with.

dude just post the code. ive spent 2 hours trying too copy your code 1 for 1 and it dosent work and im tied of having to scrub your video for zero answers. idk how to code idk wtf im doing. i just want too make a game. i am only 7 mins in.,..

is subscription method redundant?

Unity is a complex program. I understand as a YT person you want to keep your videos at about 10 minutes. But you went wayy to fast without explanation of how things actually work.

how do you open the spline in the code editor?

5 min of ads before the video even starts! thumbs down and closed !!!

can u tell me what city assets yu use ?

georgian map?

fk that, I will use unity 5.6.7f1 instead.

I still wanna know how Hifi Rush filteres the shadows they look sharp but also splotshy but not pixelated.

For those who are having the problem of elements being disorganized until you modify something or "hover" them, the following code can help! protected override void OnRectTransformDimensionsChange() { base.OnRectTransformDimensionsChange(); CalculateLayoutInputHorizontal(); } This modification ensures that the layout adjustment (CalculateLayoutInputHorizontal()) is triggered automatically whenever there is a change in the size of the parent object, without needing an external action like hovering over elements.

Finally, I found it.

thanks , after some years of programming in unity, you have just taught me new things

Awessome video! Thank you for the time and effort put into this! +1 Sub!

Wanted to say thanks for this video series! Really helped me get started on my own node editor. I made some improvements (I assign GUIDs to Ports, split Executable nodes and non-executables nodes, support inheritance, and more) - couldn't have gotten started without your example here, and now I have a good understanding of how it works to be able to extend it as much as I want.

Thank you so much, so many incredible insights on how to work on such a thing. Didnt even know about the SerializeReference thing, to display Lists of mixed types, thats really handy :D Please keep it up, enjoyed the whole thing

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heres a easier way just whack it on your spline and start the game using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.Splines; using System.Collections.Generic; [RequireComponent(typeof(SplineContainer))] public class CreateRoad : MonoBehaviour { public float roadWidth = 1f; public int segmentsPerCurve = 10; public Material roadMaterial; private SplineContainer splineContainer; private void Start() { splineContainer = GetComponent<SplineContainer>(); GenerateRoad(); } private void GenerateRoad() { Spline spline = splineContainer.Spline; List<Vector3> vertices = new List<Vector3>(); List<int> triangles = new List<int>(); List<Vector2> uvs = new List<Vector2>(); List<Vector3> normals = new List<Vector3>(); int pointCount = spline.Count; if (pointCount < 2) { Debug.LogError("Spline must have at least 2 points."); return; } float totalLength = spline.GetLength(); int totalSegments = Mathf.CeilToInt(totalLength / segmentsPerCurve); for (int i = 0; i <= totalSegments; i++) { float t = i / (float)totalSegments; float nextT = (i + 1) / (float)totalSegments; Vector3 point = spline.EvaluatePosition(t); Vector3 nextPoint = spline.EvaluatePosition(nextT); Vector3 direction = (nextPoint - point).normalized; Vector3 perpendicular = Vector3.Cross(direction, Vector3.up).normalized * roadWidth; vertices.Add(point + perpendicular); vertices.Add(point - perpendicular); uvs.Add(new Vector2(t, 1)); uvs.Add(new Vector2(t, 0)); // Add upward normals normals.Add(Vector3.up); normals.Add(Vector3.up); if (i > 0) { int count = vertices.Count; // Ensure the winding order is correct for upward facing triangles triangles.Add(count - 4); // Bottom-left triangles.Add(count - 2); // Top-left triangles.Add(count - 3); // Bottom-right triangles.Add(count - 3); // Bottom-right triangles.Add(count - 2); // Top-left triangles.Add(count - 1); // Top-right } } Mesh mesh = new Mesh { vertices = vertices.ToArray(), triangles = triangles.ToArray(), uv = uvs.ToArray(), normals = normals.ToArray() }; mesh.RecalculateNormals(); GameObject road = new GameObject("Road", typeof(MeshFilter), typeof(MeshRenderer), typeof(MeshCollider)); road.GetComponent<MeshFilter>().mesh = mesh; road.GetComponent<MeshRenderer>().material = roadMaterial; // Add collision MeshCollider meshCollider = road.GetComponent<MeshCollider>(); meshCollider.sharedMesh = mesh; meshCollider.convex = false; // Set to false if you want more accurate collision detection // Optional: Make the collider non-trigger so it acts as a solid object meshCollider.isTrigger = false; } private void OnDrawGizmos() { if (splineContainer == null) return; Gizmos.color = Color.red; float stepSize = 0.01f; for (float t = 0; t < 1; t += stepSize) { Vector3 point = splineContainer.Spline.EvaluatePosition(t); Gizmos.DrawSphere(point, 0.1f); } } }

Thanks for sharing this interview! Awesome to hear about people's journeys and experiences and I love the artstyle of GE, looks beautiful!

Both the games industry experience and production process were very insightful! Would love to see more content like this directly from the devs. Also enjoyed the references to things like Crusader Kings and the Starcraft map editor haha (havn't heard that one in a looong time). I'm sure this game will find its playerbase!

Honestly if there are a ton of game devs in Vancouver I think it'd be cool if you did more podcast style vids like this where you interview different devs from different positions, talents, and life experiences to see how that shaped how they make games and what wisdom they have to share with other indie devs.

this interview was fantastic, also, I really want to know about the performance and scale of the game, and how it was managed, from what I'm looking at it feels like a massive game, or I'm just blind, but if you can interview with technical people on the team that would be NOICE

Woah. I use your tutorials to learn about Unity. "Generation Exile" stole the Summer Game show in my eyes (I love Against the Storm and other rougelike city-builders). On it's own merits! I had no idea you guys were responsible for the game. This is such a pleasant surprise.

Why exactly didn't you include TextMeshPro in the External directory/asmdef?

Wow great trailer! Good luck with release!

This tutorial is what i need for my timeline dialgoue. Man its hard to use activation track with dialogue script in it. Thanks for the Tutorial sir

Bro you just predicted me in start 😂😂

The lack of a world space implementation is an absolute deal breaker for me (and it's been continually brought up in forum threads and the roadmap, there's no ETA yet on when that's coming) Be keen to see how tooltip improves over the next few years though

Damn , why this is underrated i scrolled alot to find this !