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No time to comment, I have a Gameboy game to make! 😅

Hope any of these are helpful - These are the rules I'm going to follow: 1. One project at a time. (How many projects do you have unfinished? That's why you don't have the time to finish anything.) 2. Finish your project. 3. Finish your project. ( I KNOW IT'S ON THE LIST TWICE, If true see: #7) 4. Set deadlines 5. Stay organized and make lists of what needs done 6. Test your game/Fix/REPEAT/YOU Will Find BUGS 7. Finish Your Project (I can't understate this) 8. Take a break when you need it. But only if you've earned it. 9. Reward yourself for reaching milestones. (I get to play Donkey Kong Country SNES after completing my work for the day.) 10. Even though at the end of the day we are either doing this for business or pleasure, it's really just a game. So don't take it too serious, unless you're truly passionate. - Happy Development to Everyone! 👍✨💻

Is Take It Racing 2 OST uploaded anywhere?

finish slicks

Are people actually making racing games with GB Studio? I thought it couldn't, yet. TIR3 (Tire tracks logo) would be even better with actual racing shown. It could have Original Manager mode, Arcade mode with player input controlling the cars (standard racing),and Simulation mode is a blend of both modes (player controls cars but also manages the garage, upgrades, and repairs the cars)

Puzzle mode should have you working as a sketch artist at different crime scenes. Keep the mechanics. Add more locations, and story behind each crime. After so many crimes solved, you should rank up to the next promotion. Also the last crime you sketch should implicate you as the killer, as a twist. 👍

Wait a minute! Hold up! Did that idea generator just say: _A fishing rhythm game with politicians?!_ 😂

More videos like this, please. 📺 _SUBSCRIBED_ 🎉

Should add a link to your games.

Is this an console/mini PC?

Get offff

Oh my GOD thank you for this. It has gotten so many updates I'm so overwhelmed coming back after a long time.

Thank you for the great videos and lessons on this fascinating program! you are an incredibly smart person, but for all the less bright ones like me, I recommend investing a very modest amount in the program pyxel edit for creating tilesets. i did one tileset project for the real NES system and i can't imagine working on it in gimp or photoshop, when every tile in memory at some point becomes a fight for survival. it went much faster, even after many years of working in photoshop. if anyone worked on tilesets in pyxel edit i'm curious about your opinion? all the best good man and thanks for your time and passion!

Can you speak on what it takes to get your game on switch? Is your game running in some kind of approved emulator? Was this process very involved on your part, or did you have help from a publisher? This is fascinating and makes me want to develop with GB Studio more than ever!

Just downloaded GB studio two days ago! This video and all the other ones you have will really help me through this journey! Thanks

I really hope you continue this series with the new GB Studio! It would be great if you did a deep dive from start to finish in each game genre! Starting with a top-down Zelda like game would be perfect ;)

I love the GB Color only mode they've introduced that allows for much more unique tiles on screen.

This is so cool, wanted to make a game for retro console but seemed to complicated but this makes it a lot more accessible.

Thank you for this video! For some reason version 4.0 can't be installed on my laptop, it gives me an error message, should I just uninstall the other versions, I haven't had this happen before. Anyone else have this issue?

Please keep these videos coming. They are fantastic resources for us less smart folk who want to get started in game development. Thank you so much for putting these out!

Cant wait for more 4.0 tutorials! 😊

Return of the king.

Your videos have been massively helpful in learning how to use GB Studio. I'm having a lot of fun building a game, largely thanks to you!

man your videos are amazing are you planning on making one to explain the new tile swapping event for animated backgrounds?

Woah, didn't know you can get GB Studio games published for Switch. Neat!

Your intro video tutorials are where I started my GBS journey, Robert - awesome work as always! 👍🏻

man if only gbs4 could work in my laptop imagine all the new features...but alas, im stuck with 3.2

Great Tut :) And Thank You, Thank You - for NOT playing ANY Music while you talk :)

i'd love to get this, but a $30 shipping to southeast asia country is too much. if there's a digital version i'd like to get that instead..

I know this video was a while ago but how would i do that know, like is the AI looking for your hitbox or your actual place?

If I want to make a gb color game, (I think it's color only mode) Do I need to bring a monochrome background and then make a pallet in gb studio and color the map with those pallets or can I just load a colored image? As long as each tile doesn't have more than 3 colors + transparency ofc.

NGL I'm kinda disappointed that the interactions aren't as snappy, hopefully you can come back to this and build something that controls now faithfully to the original

Idk thats just some overall problem solving tipps..

Hey man! Love your work, I would pay for a digital version right now =] If there is a PDF in the patreon or anywhere, I would go straight for it. It's a little hard to import from Brazil, we got crazy taxes

Thanks 🙏🏻

The GB Studio limit for unique tiles lies at 192. So wouldn't it be better to create for forest, beach, city or cave zones an own tileset? Because it kinda feels like as if it would be enough to just work with one tileset the entire game, but that would be pretty limiting, right? I think Zelda also uses multiple tilesets for different zones. Oh, and is there a way to combine multiple tilesets for one scene?

so I've been working on this for like 4 hours and the change scene and it doesn't work at all it just automatically says I'm dead as soon as it loads

Thank you for this clear and helpful tutorial. It's really generous you took time to explain.

Works so far. But what am I supposed to do when I have an inventory system like in Zelda and want I want the HUD and the inventory to show up at the same time. For example, every time I open my inventory or enter a building the HUD gets glitchy, and basically a mess. I suppose it's because of the map size differences, but is there a way to get around this?

Excellent guide, I was going nuts trying to figure this out. (Just installed Gb Studio Today) I THOUGHT I followed this to the letter ...but my enemy sort of just runs around in a circle 😅

They nailed the text font.

Thanks for the tutorial. Have you ever considered trying to make a tutorial on how to make a top-down platformer in GB Studio?

Great video

Great video. Thank you

Great talk through, i like your points about strategising your time. That not all ideas are worth ones time if it doesnt light the passion.

First time youtube recommended your video. I feel like it would be great for you to talk about the game concept a little bit before you rush into the feedback you’ve received. For those watching it could be great to know what the game is all about. Thanks for putting this together.

I want to know how you would do the next step in an rpg, target selecting for multiple enemies. Seeing as you can't pass actors as variables, it seems like you would need to copy the entire code again just to use the second enemy stats.

Maybe it becomes something like you flash the final image on screen for short (hard) to long (easy) and then ask the player to recreate it. Somewhat like a police sketch from memory?

I think maybe you drop the Puzzle mode and replace it with a Click and Point Story Mode where you go around collecting information to build an image with. Maybe take elements from Clue (Cluedo) that lets you replay it a bit better while having a familiar structure each time.