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I am, however, getting an error saying: Assets\Scripts\InventoryManager.cs(35,13): error CS0103: The name 'lootImages' does not exist in the current context. Also, the inventory manager doesn't show up with the 3 slots to drag across the sprite images at 10:32 in your tutorial. The inspector just shows Loot Image and Loot Quantities. I am trying to go through it all again to see if I have messed up somewhere.

@@VoltCraftInc Thanks so much for the support! I sent you a message over on Patreon, but really... it means a lot, thanks! As for the error, it sounds like lootImages on line 35 isn't properly referring to the reference at the top of your page. Did you remember the [ ] for talking to an array? Also, if there is an active error, that could explain why things aren't showing up properly in the inspector, as Unity won't update that until you take care of the error. If it persists, feel free to drop into the discord server and share your code. I'd be happy to take a quick peek. Cheers!

Yeah... I hear you. Hopefully I can get them out sooner, but making good videos takes time.

@@NightRunStudio I understand 😞 It looks like a very appealing system so I'm looking forward on your solution to this problem :)

Haha. Yeah, it’s kinda funny. But it’s big enough that it deserves the space to breathe and be it’s own thing. 😁

Haha! I always appreciate the suggestions--even if I can't always get to them all.

Yeah... unfortunately, I wasn't able to get into the nitty-gritty of trouble shooting with this one. Are your enemies getting stuck on the tiles? (If so, adding a composite collider to your tilemap (and making sure it's enabled in the tilemap collider component) should clear that up. If you are having problems with the player colliding with the tower, you may want to disable detection between the player and the tower. You can do this by going to the inspector, and making a custom layer for the player (Player Layer) and a custom one for buildings (Building Layer). Then, if you got to edit-->projectsettings-->Physics2D there should be a layer collision matrix. You can uncheck where the player layer intersects with the building layer. Now they will still register all normal collisions, but wont affect each other. Hope that helps!

@@NightRunStudio Thanks so much again Matt!

There can be a lot of different causes for that behaviour. Generally it is some sort of mismatch between how the camera updates and your physics update. In Willard, I fixed this issue by looking at the cinemachine brain component (on my main camera) and changing the update method to LateUpdate. I'd start there. Some people find that adding the Pixel Perfect component to their cinemachine camera helps... but I can't say that's ever done the trick for me.

@@NightRunStudio so I changed Update Method inside CinemachineBrain which is on Main Camera to Fixed Update and it works fine now! Thanks Matt :)

I had a lot of fun designing the system, so I’m looking forward to sharing it. Hopefully it suits people’s needs well.

@@NightRunStudio It's going to be interesting to see what you've come up with. Keep up the good work!

Yeah... that last part was mostly just meant to show HOW you could access the system, not so much as something you would actually want to do. If you actually want the bloodlust feature, you would probably want to put it inside the if statement so it only triggers when you actually hit an enemy.

Haha! Glad the vid is being helpful! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you're loving it! At this point I'm not planning to get into save systems... it's a massive topic, especially for a game like this. That said, I wouldn't write off the idea if there's enough demand for it.

Thank you! Cheers!

You're welcome

This system was a lot of fun to design, so I’m pretty excited to get started I. The tutorial part and share it with people!

nevermind i just didnt check the freeze rotation box XD

@@Z4riki Glad you figured it out!

Glad the series has been helpful! Thanks for sharing the comment.

We’ll that’s about the best compliment I could hope to get! Thanks for sharing this.

If you look at the transform of the prefab, did you remember to set all the position coordinates to zero? Also, I would just double check that you set your canvas to world space instead of overlay.

Thanks, man! Always appreciate hearing from you. And super glad the series has been helpful!

We actually just did this in the Experience and Levelling system with a slider bar and text. Have you seen that one? If not, it should point you in the right direction.

There are a lot of different things that can contribute to this. Here are a couple of ideas: 1) If you build the game, does it persist? (If not, it could just be your machine having trouble with the processing during tests). 2) Try adding the pixel perfect component to your vcam... it helps clean up some stuff when using pixel art assets (which might be helpful in a 16 x16 tileset). 3) You could also try playing with the x and y damping (I believe it's in the Body section of the vcam...). These play with the responsiveness of the cam, and tweaking their values might help. I hope those give you a good starting point for figuring this out! Best of luck.

@@NightRunStudio adding Pixel perfect camera and disabling x y z dampling fixed it thanks a lot. I watch all of your tutorials and adapt them to my dungeon game. I find your explanation great for a beginner. keep it up!

@srpnt9069 thanks for letting me know which solution worked! Also, super glad to hear that the videos have been so helpful. Thanks for sharing that!

Thanks! It’s getting more and more fun as the series grows in complexity. Hopefully I can get the balance right and people will keep watching.

Thanks! And… no plans to disappear anytime soon.

Well that's the first profession of love I've received so far from this channel. I'll have to circle this day on my calendar :)

@@NightRunStudio i just found out your channel today, this vid is just LOVELY! Then i checked your other vids tittle, they are all what i need, gonna spend my whole day watching your tutorials, i just started my game dev journey for almost a month now

​@@NightRunStudio And also, you teach us many things to use in your vids, by explaining what it does, really HELPFUL

@@vergilrose851 That's great to hear! This series is targeted for beginners, and my hope is to slowly increase the complexity as it goes so that viewers can grow from novice to intermediate programmers by the end. Feel free to drop feedback as you watch. It's super helpful to know what's working, as well as times where I may move too fast or too slow. Best of luck as you learn game dev!

Thanks for sharing that! I try to strike a balance between caring about your time, but also explaining things. Glad to hear it's working for you!

Noted! I’m really hoping the series picks up steam (I think it is… slowly) as I’d love to take them to do all of these ideas. Thanks for the suggestions!

That’s a cool idea! I’ll add it to my Tilemap list… every few episodes I go back and do a new tilemap video, so this will be a good one!

Yeah! It’s so handily. Especially since now the enemy is t dependent on the expManager. So if you want to run a test in a new scene you won’t get errors for having no expManager. Super handy!

@@NightRunStudio Oh right, if I want to try another scene in the editor do I need to put all managers in it or is there a tip to avoid having all managers in all scenes?

@@julenmontes8575 I'll do a video on more scenes down the road, but generally speaking you will need the managers in each scene. This can usually be dealt with using DontDestroyOnLoad(), and having them follow you from scene to scene. But that can introduce it's own challenges (hence why I'll be sure to make a video on it before too long!).

@@NightRunStudioThanks Ill follow that for sure

Haha… never thought I be called a fancy pants programmer! I often wonder about playlist order, as I like more recent stuff to show at the top… does it seem confusing as a viewer?

@@NightRunStudio No, not "confusing" so much as... like... Well. I like to turn on playlists and let them run either in the background while I do other things or just run on their own while I lay back and watch them.

@xeltanni8999 that’s a good point. Maybe I should reorganize!

Love this! Thanks for the hearty endorsement.

Maybe "revolutionized" was the wrong word. But when you talk about choices mattering in early RPGs... something about Chrono Trigger struck a chord for people. It comes up over and over again. but you're right--it was far from the first to do this. There was just something special about the way it did this.

Thanks! I'm glad to hear the videos were helpful. Good luck with the assignment.

That usually means that you have a box in the inspector that you forgot to fill in. That said, it's a strange error in this series as we mostly just got rid of those boxes when we made the static reference to the Stats script. Did you forget to erase the old references? Did you remember to make the stats script a public static script?

Thanks for that! It's good to hear about the pacing, as I sometimes worry that I move too quickly. good luck with your project!

Which part seems to be confusing? (Maybe I can clarify).

As for the damage dealing, I don't know how you managed to time the enemy's hit and reduce the player life that's Great actually but I want to understand that process

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​@@NightRunStudioI finally fix my project bro I understand now, how it works thank you so much 🙏🏻❤️

@@c4bleturn438 Awesome! Glad to hear it's working.

Yes! That should work.

Awesome! Glad you sorted it out!

In the case of multiple menus you will probably want to integrate them under a manager script. For example, pressing escape opens the main menu which has buttons that allow you to open and close the various menus (in that case, you could use the CanvasGroup to turn menus off and on, and toggle their interactability and raycast blocking). Or, you could just set different buttons for different menus. In that case, you might want the menus to know about each other so they don't overlap.

@@NightRunStudio Thanks a lot

It’s a great asset pack! Good luck back to you!

Glad to hear it! Thanks for commenting.