In this GameGuru Max tutorial, we explore the versatile Sleep behavior, which adds depth and immersion to your game by allowing players to "sleep." This behavior not only lets you fast-forward time by a specified number of hours but also enables you to modify global variables, such as tiredness, hunger, or other custom stats. Additionally, you can adjust the player's health during sleep, making it a valuable tool for survival, RPG, or simulation-style games.
While the Sleep behavior integrates seamlessly with the Day/Night behavior for dynamic lighting and time changes, it can also stand alone for simpler applications. In this video, we demonstrate how to set up the Sleep behavior, explain its parameters, and provide practical use cases for implementing it in your own projects.
Whether you're building a survival game with resource management or simply want to add a unique mechanic to your game, this tutorial will guide you step-by-step through everything you need to know.
Special thanks to Necrym for helping me sort out some texture issues I was having!