It seems I might not be able to package the project into a playable state, considering my old UE5 projects(This one) seems to believe my version of Visual Studio is lower than what it actually is, this isn't a problem with new projects however, I'll still continue the project and post devlogs though, just in case I one day find a way to fix it.
Next up
Meet the Sergeant.
Made better gun models, improved the HUD, and started work on a dismemberment system, and started experimenting with getting different systems to create different impacts.
Devlog 8: Tank(1)
I made a tank, I have trouble figuring out how fast it should go, but hey, atleast it works, now just need to add the turret rotation, and ability to shoot. It totally didn't take me 100 tutorials to figure out how to do it...
Worked on improving the UI, and improved some other stuff, also released the Movement Alpha
Devlog 6: Minimap, Better Textures, and Better Green Soldier.
Finally added a minimap to the game along with better textures, also made it so the green soldier doesn't have a helmet, radio/backpack, grenades, or canteen on him normally, meaning:
A bit trippy and confusing to look at, but I think the material works well.
Game's being reworked from the ground up, perspective changes, I'm trying out motion matching, and I'm putting some of the things I learn in the development my other game, and the seventy five thousand games I never finished, to use.
35: Tested making a physical HUD, all I had to do was put a Widget in a spring arm and put it slightly in front of the camera.
A second try at making mecha combat, much cleaner this time since I know what I'm doing(slightly more than last time). Trying to make it feel both agile and realistic.
0 comments