Deciding the fate of our indie game | Spanky Devlog #7
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- It's been 2 months since our first Alpha tests and we have already made the game 10x better!! It's coming along really well, hopefully it doesn't explode when more people get to play it! 5 months to release, start the countdown, Wishlist now!!
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Hella inspiring bro! I came from your video about GMC with Multiplayer and its exciting to see someone use it in a full project.
Can't wait to play the game with my girlfriend! lol keep it up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Take as long as you need
Doing all of this for a first game is actually insane, good job bro 👏
Appreciate it! I never really thought of it coming this far, its just been one step in front of the other each day and two years later here we are hahaha
had a run at the demo and it was purely fun. love to know where i can get a talking (title screen) avatar. I had fun talking to a chat with that character. Look forward to seeing more.
Amazing work my guy. I am also currently developing my first game and its cool to look at your progress and code for comparison.
2:27 - 😳 Homie exposing fr fr
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY :)))))))))))
workshop support would be so awesome for this game
I made a video of steam workshop support early on, It's evolved quite a bit now so maybe I can make another video soon with it all updated 😁
@@BoryDev oh awesome! i wish y'all the best of luck with all this
Here from Smii7y
Could you say what tutorials you use of begin dev multi?
Hey Rory! How did you make p2p game in unreal?🤔
Heyo! That's a big question so it depends what part you are asking for.
There are many many tutorials out there that go over setting up player hosted servers, its pretty simple and 99% of the time its just by using a "create session" node in blueprints (there are many plugins or online subsystems but they all usually work the same), that you can call when a player clicks a host button. That's pretty much it, all the heavy lifting is done by the online subsystem.
As for player movement we use the GMC marketplace asset which allows us custom movement with network prediction in blueprints. This is a big thing to consider based on your experience, willingness to work off-track (without UA-cam tutorials for everything) and the type of game you make.
Everything else.. we just learn along the way, fail until we succeed then do what works!
Why not add dedicated server support for people that would want it though? Are there any issues with the general movement component? Implementation of server browser or such?
Couldn't tell ya! As our first game we have been completely focused on actually getting a base game done, switching our focus to adding dedicated server support is throwing more months onto the already extended development. We have discussed it, but if we do its definitely a post-release thing
could you do hide and seek mode???