I Made a Game Where YOU are a Bee
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2022
- ➤Play the Game - lazyalarm.itch.io/bumbling-about
3 weeks ago I joined the great spring game jam, a competition where
game developers race to make games in a set period of time. This is my
attempt to make a Mario Galaxy inspired 3D Platformer in Godot. Sit back
and enjoy this latest indie game devlog.
Bumbling About
made with:
Blender,
Asperite,
Godot,
Photoshop Elements 2018,
KennyNL Sounds,
Tofu 20k Color Palette
Music:
"Honeybloom Galaxy" by Mahito Yokota
"Angel In My Pocket" One To One
"Tall Trunk Galaxy" by Mahito Yokota
"Yoshi Star Galaxy" by Koji Kondo
"Shrutie Pie" by Zachariah Hickman
"Hightail Falls Galaxy" by Koji Kondo
"Forest Land" by Shiho Fujii, Ryo Nagamatsu
"Final Bowser" by Shiho Fujii, Ryo Nagamatsu
"The Honeyhive" by Mario Galaxy Orchestra
#devlog #gamedevelopment #gamejam - Наука та технологія
7:25 one of the best advices here. “Ideas make you lazy, you need goals”.
really underrated channel no doubt your subcount will atleast triple this year
Agree
Here it comes!
How many did he havd back then?
this game was really fun to play! i did the cave section and tree section first try, thats how much i like the controls
4:50 - git is your friend :)
i know, git is scary. its like being an introvert meeting this annoying extrovert and you just want your peace.
But once you found a working setup you'll become best friends :)
I love your artstyle so much!
wow this was a really great devlog! a super cool game too i’d love to see you work on more projects like this keep up the amazing work 😁
i love that u used the music from the honeyhive planet lol
Really entertaining devlog, enjoyed this a lot, thank you!
Really cool how you made it mario galaxy styled! Looks fantastic!
This game looks like a lot of fun! Excellent ending with the B pun haha
you should addon to this game, well i guess you could say that for all of your game jam games. but uh it looks fun and i would really like to see it continued
OMG that lotus flower you made is so beautiful.
i recommend creating level block outs before modeling to make the process easier on yourself, it helps with saving time and keeping focus on the goal at hand
I don't understand English very much, but I seem to kind of understand what you mean
Do you know any video that talks about the topic or mentioned some information visually? (This will really help me because I suffer a little with time)
According to all known laws
of aviation,
there is no way a bee
should be able to fly.
Its wings are too small to get
its fat little body off the ground.
The bee, of course, flies anyway
because bees don't care
what humans think is impossible.
This has convinced me I need to get my coding back on, I've been slacking off for months. You have my genuine thanks!
when you think of spring, you think of spring
when i think of spring, i thhink of a spring
we are not the same
The spring powerup could be another fun mechanic to recreate.
3:40
the best way to solve this issue is, let someone else beta test your game, someone who never touched it before
so you can be sure that the gameplay is fine, that the reason why you are good at it is because its polished, not because you trained a lot
This channel needs to be bigger, I'm very impressed with the quality and it's very inspirational, makes me actually want to go back and improve in godot.
For 3 weeks, it looks great and (somehow) polished. Well done!!!!
Severely underrated, thoroughly enjoyed this video!
I'll be honest, I thought the mustache was a smile the whole time
Lol love the will you snail reference. Dope looking jam game! Congrats on finishing and learning a bunch :)
the “You Win!” and boogey bee up the hill in the back was what got me XD
You are quickly becoming my favorite Game dev youtuber. Great video.
My favourite game in the entire world is SMG2. The bee level is my favourite level. This is v nostalgic well done :)
Great devlog, keep up the great work.
awesome dev log thanks so much for sharing your work! I really want to make a 3d platformer game similar to this im new to godot so it's nice to see it's possible in the engine
Thank you for reviewing my game ( im gomas btw )
Really like how the game looks!
If this game doesn't have Jazz music well, that would be a crime against humanity.
the ladybug is my favourite :3
always make backups < use git
Don't know if you know this now, but to make those caves playable, lighting the area to give better depth and to hide the fact that everything is the same texture would go really far, like the cave area in half life, honestly lighting is what really makes a game look good and timeless, not textures💜
Gettin vibes from being a bee in the seasons level of banjo and kazooie. I love it lol.
love the video, love the editing, love the game
3 minutes before the deadline! You're brave, I'd be sweating bullets
this was an awesome video dude! keep it up
The example of getting too good at the controls and the game was mentioned by Mark Cerny in his Marble Madness postmortem. Other people working with him complained he tuned the game too high.
buckle up? more like bumble up
I submitted my game wrong and only realized after the submissions closed
9:58 Web GL? ✅Windows? ✅Mac.... no? OK, screw Mac 🤣🤣
Congratulations on completing it, I'm going to play it! Question: How do you deal with Godot's inconsistency when making changes to 3D models and animations?
A tad disappointed you didn’t include the clip of you fixing the power. No matter, video good!
Awesome work. This video is very well done as well. Got curious: the "fake shadow" below the character is some sort of 3D circle sprite being cast to the ground? Got a really interesting effect and all the collect-a-thon vibes.
That’s pretty much how it works to my understanding. If I’m being honestly I just copy and pasted the shader code from the site. It creates a sprite where meshes intersect. I also use a raycast to keep in on the ground and that’s about it.
bro you're so underrated
Dewdrop oddsey
good vid bro
i suggest you to try Trello, it is pretty useful for thinking what you need to do
Good stuff LazyAlarm. From NZ
Thank you kindly!
@@LazyAlarm I enjoy all your stock images, and the story you tell. It's a great format and adds some comedy compared to other game devlog channels
NO WAY miziziziz MENTIONED
Dude.. use version control..
ESPECIALLY for projects you're making alone, you have the only copy.
And correcting mistakes becomes trivial if you commit every time you make a meaningful change.
What is backups? Ive been working on my game now for 3 months almost. Fingers crossed my laptop is healthy!
How did you make the ground shadow with DecalCo?
i participated in this jam :)
you my good sir need more subscribers
nice
BEEEEEES
BEEEEEES
5:02 or just use frequently git or other source control management tools :)
A1 content 👌
Quick question how do you get the code for flying
B+ 🐝
You've called me
If Bug life wa a VIDYEO GUME
If you can try making a gorilla tag game in godot if you can
Someone give this man $500k
Is this video capped at 360p or am I glitching?
Here before the video finished processing! Consider yourself part of the early club.
5:00 you can just use git
Git scares me.
@@LazyAlarm You can use git with GUI. I am using tortoise git and its simple, especially if you're the only person working on the project :)
how about making a drifting game?
pssst. i dont think you can.
Why is this unshaded?
The jam had an optional colour palette so I used that, but turned off mipmaps and shading so the game screen would literally only display those colours.
why no mac?
I appreciate you not considering exporting for macs. They don’t deserve It
Nah, they have it now. Didn’t feel like reading the error, it was just asking me to put a link to a website in the “identifier” section.
hitler bee