Dyoxide

@LeehamsonThe3rd @Stoltho Really! Thats so cool! Im gonna try to incorporate that into my workflow, I didn't even know you can do that kind of stuff.

@Dyoxide_ @Stoltho I've actually created a plugin that visualizes them on an animation, the editor also hot reloads from the module script that's being actively edited.

superball of doom and despair #robloxdev #retrofighter

@LeehamsonThe3rd @Stoltho I saw ur frame data post and it looks genius. Im curious though, do you have a tool to draw out hitboxes visually before implementing them? or do you just code it manually and test if its right size and the right position. Ive always wondered if there if a better method than that

@Stoltho I've implemented my own extensive framedaya system

@baketnk_en @tomatodaitouryo I think theres a kind pipeline where new devs overuse it without understanding, intermediates should learn to get by on most things without it, and then as you get more advanced, you understand how to use it efficiently and as a tool instead of a crutch to speed up dev time.

@tomatodaitouryo the goal should be to increase understanding even if you're using AI i think it's pointless to avoid it

ゲーム開発の先輩方に質問があるのですが,やはりAIは使わない方が成長できるのでしょうか? 今僕は分からないところがあっても「どうせaiに聞けばいいや」と思考を放棄してしまっているのかなと感じます。それならaiは使わずに他の方法で勉強した方がいいのでしょうか? ご意見お願いします。

@Marven_Devs @tomatodaitouryo Yeah, ai code is the worst to come back too. It thinks like a machine, and organizes code like a machine too. It always has the worst names for variables, so I sometimes ask it “is there a better way to name this function / variable” to make it more understandable for future me.

@Dyoxide_ @tomatodaitouryo それよくわかります...。なので、私は自分の知っている単語に置き換える...ということをやって、要らない機能は全て捨てる。と言う事をしたり、あまりにも難しいロジックは触らないか少しづつ組み立てるようにしているのです。

@tomatodaitouryo This lets them know what they need to learn. A teacher has to know what they are talking about to teach their student after all. I dont know if this is an american thing, and you dont have to use ducks or anything, but it is helpful. A friend could be a student duck as well.

@tomatodaitouryo One final bit of advice. There is some people who buy a rubber duck, and explain the code they wrote to it. If they can teach the duck, then it means they understand the code, and if they cant teach it, then it reveals the gaps in their understanding.

@Marven_Devs @tomatodaitouryo It becomes a cycle of just using AI to fix the code that you dont understand because you used AI to make the original code. It turns coding from a fun puzzle into a school writing assignment, not fun. The code it writes is also not expandable at all as, as AI has tunnel vision.

@Marven_Devs @tomatodaitouryo Thats true. I had found myself somehwhat recently, who doesnt usually use AI, using AI when I got desperate for results after hours of failure. It is become very tempting, I always regret using it this way because I dont understand what it says, I just know it works.

@tomatodaitouryo Yeah, and this way you will end up being a better developer than the huge mass of ignorant new devs who like their job being done for them. It will be harder at first, but it will 100% pay off later, and you will grow exponentially eventually.

@Dyoxide_ アドバイスありがとうございます。やはり自分自身で試すのが1番ですよね。これからその方法を試そうと思います!! 頑張ります💪

@Marven_Devs @tomatodaitouryo Yes, it should be used as a learning tool. It is like an advanced version of google that can sift through the search data for you. AI is terrible at making code that hasnt been implemented in a similar way somewhere else online before anyways, so critical thinking is important.

@tomatodaitouryo 私も同じやり方ですが、実装方法だけ聞いて、実際に実装するのは自分の手でやりましょう。自分で何でこうなっているのか何で”動く”のか、を理解しながらコードを描くのです。そうすれば、いずれAIを使わずにコードをかけるようになります。

@tomatodaitouryo @JeyCMXIV55 AI is also gives wrong answers sometimes, especially with complex math, so never be too trusting. AI is also not good at code organization, so dont pick up the AI’s bad habits. For straightfoward answers though, it gets the job done. Just my personal tips on using it efficiently

@tomatodaitouryo @JeyCMXIV55 This method is good. I personally dont like using AI, but as long as you dont use AI to generate art or let it do all the work for you then I think its good to learn. I learned by searching for solutions on forums, but I do not know how many resources are in japanese forums.

パッシブとか増やそうかと思ったけど,敵があんまり強くなかったので新しい攻撃を作ってみました!!#ゲーム開発 #unity

@tomatodaitouryo Those lazers really do remind me of omega flowey. Hopefully once the sprites are added itll be a little clearer, but the mechanics seem really fun!

@tomatodaitouryo I never made the connection before, but undertale and touhou gameplay seems pretty similar. Undertale is the best kind of game to get inspiration from though, so you are definitely doing something right.

@Dyoxide_ ありがとうございます!! どちらかと言うUNDERTALEのオメガフラウィーを意識しています!! 東方はいつかやってみたいです!!

今日は時間経過で選べるパッシブが出てくるようにしてみました! 次はパッシブ増やしたり,攻撃スキルを作ったりしてみようかな…🤔

@tomatodaitouryo I was around the same grade when I started! It only gets more fun from here, Im still making games in highschool myself. Cant wait to see more!

はじめまして！
高校2年生でUnityを使ってゲームを制作しています
 進捗を投稿していくので、よかったらフォローお願いします! #ゲーム開発#unity

@2busy2love LMAAOOO THANKS ANYWAYS UR THE GOAT

@Dyoxide_ I PUT THE LINK IN THE COMMENTS CAUSE I GOT LIKE 500 DMS OR MORE💔💔💔

met a girl like this in 9th grade and she sent me a zip file with almost every touhou game on discord and then we never spoke again

@2busy2love oops its off now PLEASE

@Dyoxide_ you have dms off for non verified people