Well, I imported my Minecraft map in Unity. (look article)

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ChrisMP @ChrisMPdev

7 months ago

Well, I imported my Minecraft map in Unity.

(look article)

I imported one of my series fnaf maps "The Abandoned: Warehouse" in Unreal Engine first and now in Unity.

It does look far better than it did in Unreal, like no missing textures and such, all were imported nicely, except the iron bars, they're not will holes but that's a small issue (yes I did cutout, I had to use a shader so the texture will be two sided as it was only one side).

I'm not 100% sure if Unity is worth it now since the price and fee changes have arrived recently.

I just made this to see how different it looks in an engine and if it's good enough for being used as a game.

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@ChrisMPdev43

Second showcase of the game I'm working on, made the world, a few trees, now it's only left to add a few more collisions and find a way to hide the gray area that's around GoDot sometimes, if anyone knows how please let me know.

@ChrisMPdev37

I tried importing my Minecraft map in Unreal Engine 5, but somehow the grass and leaf textures seem like they're missing, even when I check for normals it still messes up far worse.

But in blender looks fine.

The left is UE 5 and right is Blender

@ChrisMPdev79

The Abandoned: Attraction DLC "Separated Paths" map layout.

Currently working time by time about a DLC from my FNAF inspired series in Minecraft Bedrock, it'll be a small one but will surely add some more context to the story of the third map. #teaser