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@PATALOON Love this!

@geewhits The little prince!

The teeniest of planets!

@MaxPears That sounds like you're building the space before you understand the goal of the space.

I'm quite pleased with this. Each AI skill is an object that can be configured to have a different validity function, so you can customise when different AI use different skills. Architecturally it's most commonly referred to as an 'Interest System'. #IndieGameDev

@MaxPears Kind of misses the point though doesn't it. You don't make a level and then arbitrarily put a path through 'most of it'. You design the experience and the level around it.

I'm not sure if my account counts as active enough yet for this to get any visibility.... Brand new account! #IndieGameDev

@zielschmer @CodeRed_dev Couldn't agree more. I work In AAA... and it sucks. Get me outta heeerrrreeee

@SuperficialEnt @CodeRed_dev In the AAA industry, they make the story first because every game plays the same. First/Third Person Shooter or Hack'n'slash with a bit of souls like. Every game has unimportant crafting, light rpg mechanics, and a skill tree. Long periods of walk and talk, cutscenes, and QTE.

Solo dev for life!

@JitterGame Super cool!

It looks a little chaotic, but it's a demonstration of how the sections separate when hit. It used to be a bit unnatural for a large structure to remain intact after being heavily damaged. #jittergame #indiedev

@MaxPears Good thing all levels are squares, or this bit of advice would make absolutely no sense.

@hernandoabella You could say this about all code.

AI is basically conditional statements... change my mind

@EyeOfScar @JSFILMZ0412 No it's much slower actually

@JSFILMZ0412 An engine with less editors is a lighter engine and must faster to work with. Artists are more used to DCC than game engine editors anyway, so having DCC linked directly to engine like ND, Ubisoft, and a lot of other studios are much faster for customized production.

Bro its 2024, people still work like this?

@Powergannon @JSFILMZ0412 not really. animations are put into the engine by a different team. they don't see the results in Maya. it would be better to have a more realtime setup in the engine.

@JSFILMZ0412 Why is everyone in the replies talking about Unreal Engine? The Last of Us does not run on Unreal. And as for why they might opt for this method, TLOU’s lighting/rendering is all built around their character acting. It makes sense to light in the same system they are animating

@JSFILMZ0412 Why modernise your tools when you can crunch your workforce to death for free

@cgmation This looks great. I really hope this game is good!

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@IGN Man this show was bad

How did Moldaver survive the nuclear war and live for over 200 years afterwards? Fallout fans have theories. bit.ly/3xOBk77

Why do I feel like I'm making an interactive title sequence for the show Severance... #madewithunity

@lukas_trips how is that looping?

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