Loading...Sneak peak of my last devlog/tutorial. I talk about animation, turn based combat and other stuff in this series in which I am sharing how the system I learned to build for my game works. See it here: https://t.co/ORn2jdzCh1, previous parts in article.
This is the last one in which I talk about basic but cool 2D animation through code and creating a turn based gameplay loop.
These are the previous parts of this series in which I explain how the turn based combat system I am using works.
Thanks for taking the time to be here, have a great day wherever you are! 
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1I've been working on implementing a water environment in which the player could walk. The code I am using is very similar to the one I am using for the tall grass. Also the SFX is a recording of water with a 16 bit downshift bitcrusher on Logic Pro X.
A sneak peek of Spaceman Memories, my solo made JRPG. I recently released the first gameplay trailer so I'm very happy about it! You can wishlist it on Steam if you like it! 
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2354580/
Once a moment has passed, it is gone forever except in our memories 🚞
A bit of cozy walking in my game Spaceman Memories. Will be sharing more as I go adding stuff this month.
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Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!
Before and After | Spaceman Memories
This is a year of learning and building with Unreal Engine 5 after switching to it from Unity. It has been an overwhelming but rewarding and fun process.
Ive been working around with different types of daylights and modeling new structures in Crocotile3D. This is a bit of walking around recent models I added. Will be sharing more about this models in the next few days.
I have been tinkering with camera and editing settings to recreate the Octopath Traveler camera style. Finding the right focus for the player was tough. It took many attempts.
Portrait of Jarmy
32 colours
160 x 160
A potential publisher said the game's artwork would look better if i zoomed out the camera of the topdown view. I concluded that he was right so now I am using 14 pixels per Unit instead of 16 on the Pixel Perfect Cinemachine Camera on Unity.
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