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Unreal Engine has made some really exciting new advancements, and with Unity's recent military deal it's my preference now between the two engines.

Hey, thank you - progress literally every day: new characters, music, background art, and I'd like to start a Kickstarter in the not too distant future.

Thank you!

Thank you! MAA is definitely the primary inspiration behind it.

@@KyleMurphyArt Is there news concerning your project? I've been willing to play a similar game but I couldn't find anything similar excepted the Marvel Avengers Alliance Remake project but it's still unfinished

@@WW-1995 I'm itching to play their remake too - I hope to Kickstart my game and get it out within a year, there's still tons to do. I'm also hoping they get there's out soon!

@@KyleMurphyArt Kind of unsure about Kickstarter (it generally doesn't works out without having an already-existing community) but MAA still has a community willing to play a similar experience they had in the past so in that case it might works (and I hope it will, we lack of 2D strategy games)

@@WW-1995 True; even with Kickstarter though I've invested so much time and some money in this it's definitely coming out. I hope the word does spread in the MAA community, and too bad even within that community so few people know about MAAR.

Plss reply if youre interested,,,

This game has a potential, i can show you

You can certainly message me with your game; but - I've got no FB. You can email me at kylemurphyartATgmail . com if you would like to connect that way. Or we can connect on Twitter.

@@KyleMurphyArt create facebook my friend, it will only take 1 minute to create, so we can communicate more faster

@@KyleMurphyArt i wanna show you the concept of my game, i just need artist and illustrator, and youre in C2 so i guess you can help in coding,, im just hobbyist and i have another work too

Hi there - one of my previous tutorials actually goes into a way to setup turn-based combat like this: ua-cam.com/video/ik6OpCbwk7Y/v-deo.html

and also within the same blender, you can use that same original texture to paint the final texture on the mesh in the UV

Interesting - I haven't looked at trying it that way!

Check out this guy's vid here: ua-cam.com/video/vtnJToPxBNo/v-deo.html

Hey nice - I'll give it a try when I get home.

Thanks very much - comments like this mean a lot.

No prob!

Awesome, happy to hear that!

That's unfortunate, but good to know.

Yeah, Fallout does seem to share similarities; hi-tech weapons that are a threat regardless of HP, post-apocalyptic, low tech towns, etc.

Really glad you liked the tutorial! To be honest I haven't experimented with the Persist behaviour, I'll probably give it a try at some point. For now, I really like just having a list of Global Variables storing everything in one event sheet.

@@KyleMurphyArt Thanks for the kind reply, you rocks! I actually did try my prototype with Global Variables for now, much easier, but still for some other tasks such as Player Sprite that needs to move to other layout I should try the "Global Object" checkbox, I hope it will do the job. Sorry about my bad English, Keep up the good job! :)

Construct 2 and any image editing software.

I'm dying to dive into 2.8 but it's on the backburner for now; I really like your suggestion though, when I start in on 2.8 I'll definitely see how this works!

@@KyleMurphyArtI'm gonna subscribe to the channel waiting for this video lol

Thank you, I'm happy this can help!

No doubt some of it will come down to personal preferences and which version of Photoshop you have, but "out of the box" so to speak, Krita has better paint bucket "intuition" for flooding UV areas, it's free, has a nice easy gradient erase (I think in the video I mentioned I'm comparing to CS2), and... I'll just throw out there again that it's free. :) Part of what I'm working towards is minimizing expenses within a workflow.

Ohh, now I get it, and you´re right, I tried to jump to Krita from Photoshop, but is a big change... I mean, I need to learn from scratch, and that´s why this tutorials are great

It is difficult to see it if you pirate Photoshop

Also, despite you being able to create art in both, Krita is specialized in digital painting, while Photoshop was meant for photo editing.

​@@nairazak_art You make me lose respect about your opinion in your preview messaje, I was asking with curiosity, not like you, "agressive/passive douchebag"... I was trying to understand how Krita works in this area and why is better... you're the kind of people the world need get rid off... kiddo

Thank you!

Thanks very much Jakub!

Interesting question; I wouldn't do it as a strict particle effect. I'd combine a low res base sprite (low res because a blurry effect might help to convey the haze of heat) of a stream of lava. Apply a Sine behaviour to the lava to have it pulse/recede/grow; then create 2 particle systems of small white particles, one for the top edge of the lava and one for the bottom, a high generation rate, low speed, and then an x-axis spread spanning the length of the lava. Top edge particle system would have a negative gravity applied to it to have the sparks float upwards, lower one would use a standard gravity. Just thinking it through, haven't tried it, but I should sometimes. Thanks for the question!

Wow, thank for the detailed explanation! Will try it out. I used your effect with a fire sprite and it looked like a lava flow....got me thinking. Thanks!

Yep, not a game but meant as more of an animated short. Just being ironic. :) With a couple tweaks though it's a playable mini-game; I'll be putting how to do that in a future tutorial.

Thank you.

Hey, thank you for getting me to try that out - I haven't messed around with Path-Union before but that's another way this would work. :)

No problem, happy that was useful.

You're welcome.

Thanks very much, more are definitely on the way.

Thanks - I've got a tutorial in the pipeline on highlights and shading, I just need to actually sit down and make it. :) Your point about the node edit tool is great - definitely (I'm trying not to say "get a handle" but...) getting a handle on nodes provides lots of control. Pun recognized but unintended. Thanks for subscribing!