Game Architecture Bundle - bit.ly/3hekW5u These are the 5 Unity / Game Dev tools I use every day and recommend to every game developer. Join the Group - unity3d.group Patreon - / unity3dcollege
2:35 Unity (free to use up to certain revenue) 3:35 JetBrains Rider (Paid) 5:31 Milanote (free with pro plans) 6:40 Adobe Photoshop (Signature-based, can't be purchased anymore) or GIMP (free and open source) 8:40 Blender (free and open source) 9:45 Unity Collaborate (free with paid plans) 10:27 git+SourceTree 10:50 bitbucket 13:50 icons for all tools presented Should've been 5, but we got quite the bonus
I'd love to see a video of how you create your YT videos, Jason! Not just the technical details like the tools and the hardware, but also other aspects like the planning, the editing, etc.
Awesome stuff as always. My favorite Unity related channel on YT. Trying to save up money to take your course but the free stuff is to quality already :)
Hello Jason, I just really wanted to thank you for your content. You are helping an unimaginable amount of new wannabe game devs! I cannot thank you enough for your content and for you sharing your knowledge. Even this video has by now "only" over two thousand views... THAT'S OVER TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE who are learning to be a better game dev!
I use Affinity Photo rather then Photoshop these days. Used PS for decades but actually started preferring Affinity in the last year or so. (But to be fair, I haven't tried GIMP recently).
Really feels like it was not so long ago too. I got into programming for web literally 20 years. Fell in love with making tools for storing and exchanging information. Just read the books and used PCs at a local gaming cafe that had no internet to type in the code I wrote down back at home in my textbook.
Love Blender as well. I've picked up a number of cool add-ons off the Blender Market. Auto Rig Pro and Better XBF, and the auto skin weighting system by the same guy.
If you're working on a 3D game project, Blender is a must-have. Sometimes you just wanna make a simple fix for a 3D model, or maybe need some kind of a quick prototype model, Blender might be the fastest way to get it done. Plus I love how Blender UX feels with the abandonment of gizmos (which you can re-enable if you don't agree with me) and I wish Unity themselves would consider Blender-like controls instead of translate-rotate-scale gizmos that it has like Unreal.
I use Clip Studio. It used to be Manga Studio. Ive seen several comic artists switch over to it from Photoshop, but for the added comic-specific features.
Rider is really good, helps me code so much, it's the one thing I don't think I could do without. Free software wise -: 2d editing - Gimp (alpha channel and effects can be very useful) 2d Art editing - Krita / paid option (Clip studio - it has vector graphic mode which can be useful) Recording videos - OBS Editing videos - Blender can add text and sub videos it's actually pretty good Post it note/memory wall - Pureref Copy and paste anything - Snipping tool in windows! Good to save stuff off to pureref. Editing fonts - Fontforge Music - Bandlab - if you want to compose some basic music using samples for free this is great and relatively fast too.
GIMP for image editing and hand drawing and Inkscape for vector drawing. They are really great tool for amateurs like me which provide most of the important function while being handy for non professional designers.
As someone who use to do pixel art in Paint for a long time and had trouble using GIMP, I recommend Aseprite. It's $20 (its on steam or you can buy direct). It also has a free trial. It is very simple and very good at doing animations.
Thank you! Very useful for the ones here that already are experienced developers and don't need an indepth explanation about what every tool mentioned exactly is and can be used for ❤❤❤
I'm trying to get over the course phase, but i really wanted to do yours. Unhappilly, dolar is freaking expensive for me and the cost of the course is equal 5 months of my full montly earnings... Anyway, thank you for all the great content Jason!
It would be interesting to see how you are doing the videos and live streams. Also I can give a tip about Affinity Photo, as an alternative to Photoshop, a lot cheaper and one time fee. Cool to see that you too was active in the C64 era. I got mine 1986 and started Basic and assembly programming then. :)
I would really recommend learning more of Blender. It can easily out do Maya in a plethora of ways which also include many other things Maya does not do, what Subsurface has done and what many other software refuse to offer.
Liked your game making tutorials! I teach as well, and feel that you are concise and informative, and can also be critical without being insulting. Most of these tools are comparing apples to apples, I use what I learned on, and haven't been convinced to try other options. Been forced by employers to use certain programs, and I usually go running back to what I'm used to. Love Visual Studio, and paying over $100 a year for Rider to suggest some code changes to me isn't worth it. I even have resharper at work, and use the built in VS tools more often, and remain just as productive as others who swear by resharper. I love GitHub and its VS integrations, was forced to learn SourceTree and BitBucket and wasn't a fan, just different enough that when I went home to use GitHub I felt more at ease. But again it feels like apples to apples, and with dev's having to use 15 tools to make programs/games these days, being your own QA, and Release engineer, and artist, I'm just happy to see people creating. I stick with what I know just to spend more time producing and less time learning new tools, just to learn them. If there is something that greatly increases productivity USE IT! But jumping on every new tool, just because someone likes it will keep you so busy you may never create anything. Please keep making people think about what they use, as well as help beginners get a good idea where to start.
For Rider are you talking about just using the lone Rider pack or the All Products pack? Rider sounds great but for the price as a person just learning to become a unity developer I don't know what all I need and don't have a large budget
Affinity Designer and Clip Studio Paint are great to use for 2D game art. They're often on sale as well. I use them for my Unity sprites and it works great. If you're curious, I have videos on my channels. MartyMcJump's art was made with Affinity Designer and Rice Wars's art was made with Clip Studio Paint.
Is there some discord server I can use for the new course. I purchased the Game Architecture Bundle from the link in the description but I cant find a discord server. Thanks!
Now we have Rider Flow if you can't afford Rider but still want those useful code tips. Best of all, you don't have to leave Unity to use it. Thanks future Jason!
source tree is awesome! i think the term you were looking for is gui. it doesn't do anything more than what you could do from the command line, but it's so much easier, and nicer to look at.
@ not necessarily. the command line could also be considered a client, because a client is anything that accesses a service. source tree is a gui because it adds one more layer of abstraction by turning cli commands into something clickable.
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@@wagz2000 well, yeah, the command line IS a client as well. SourceTree is a client application for Git, with graphic user interface.
I have almost completely replaced my Sourcetree Git management with Rider's built-in functionality. I still have Sourcetree, but do almost everything in Rider now.
Git, SourceTree, GitHub, GitBucket, etc ... => it's VCS (Version Control System) This is the acronym used in JetBrains IDEs ;) Also, I personnaly use Krita instead of The Gimp. It is an open source tools, very similar to Photoshop. You should try it Jason :p For GameDev Design and management, I use Hack'n Plan which is designed for GameDev Workflow.
Man Jason all these tools that you use I started using a couple of years ago. I like the education version of Rider, but it is limited to one year, still not bad. And love SourceTree because I can upload to Github, Gitlab and Bitbucket if I want to. Now if I don't create a gignore file it will upload sound files, fbx files, and any file that would require you to use Git-LFS. I also use the cloud server called iDrive. They have a $6.95 USD for 5TB for the first year and $69.99 USD every year after that. I find it's useful to backup the files that overload Git there. So I can have a backup of the game I'm working on. Plus the upside is with the software you download from their site, you can do incremental backups of my game folder as I work daily. It even allows you to select the time to do the backups in the background. Sometimes I'm playing or play testing a game when it starts its upload.
For version control i use Github Desktop is the best alternative, the downside is that it only works on Windows and Mac, but I think it's better than SourceTree and other git control softwares, and if you don't want to command line every time. Github also as free private repositories.
Can you do a video on using Rider with Unity? I have a license, used Resharper at a past job (non game-dev), but would love to see if there's any special setup stuff that's needed to use Rider.
I recommend Paint.Net (not the site) for anyone struggling with GIMP and is not planning to use it in more advanced ways or isn't expert on drawing anyways. The interface is very simple. There are tons of plugins/tools for different effects. Also for designing UI I highly recommend InVision Studio, where you can create templates with a lot of control over each element and its children.
So here's my list: Unity Visual Studio (been meaning to look at Rider) Trello / Google Docs Affinity Designer (or photo) Blender Sublime Text Git using Fork as the client and GitHub as hosting (used to use sourcetree but had issues with larger repos. Fork is $50 but has a free evaluation period and I guess a bit like Rider pays for itself over time). No more Sourcetree crashing!
Krita is my go to, It has a lot more support I've found than gimp. There are tons of custom brushes and addons, as it's open sourced. So if you have experience coding those type of stuff you could really go nutz with it. It's 100% free. I personally found it to be more substantial than gimp, but I think that's just personal preference lol.
Is there any guideline how to use Github (or source control in general) with a big Unity project (by big I mean with many large models, textures, audio files etc that blow up the space)? I usually modify the git ignore to exclude all "static files" like external models, audio files etc and use it for my source code, scenes, prefabs etc. this is fine, because I work solo, so I backup my whole project locally and only use source control for the "dynamic assets" like code/prefab/scene/setting changes during development, but I imagine there must be a better way to handle large projects without blowing up the source control size.
I use GitLab and their free tier provides 10GB storage per project. For myself it allows me to store audio files etc as part of the repo without issues. For projects > 10GB I think you can buy extra storage space
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 02:36 🎮 Unity: Main tool for game development, regularly updated, primary choice. 03:33 ⌨️ JetBrains Rider: Recommended code editor for Unity, specific features and integrations. 05:24 📝 Milinote: Versatile tool for storing and managing various project data. 06:33 🎨 Photoshop / GIMP: Used for modifying and creating game assets, essential for UI work. 08:40 🎮 Blender: 3D modeling tool, helpful for minor asset fixes and adjustments.
@@frosty_in_canada They're very lightweight, have clean interface, run good. Both share the same file format so you can switch between them. And you don't need to pay monthly just to use them ;) I recommend them!
is affinity good for people just getting into game development because i want to get into the business and i want to get a good photoshop software but most of em like adobe are expensive as hell lol
Affinity Photo best Photoshop alternative!!... pros: same ui and shortcuts as photoshop, also supports photoshop brush packs and much cheaper.. cons: doesn't contain filters like liquify and has crappy rotate view options and doesn't contain 2d animation tools.. there is Gimp which is also a powerful image editing program ...and Krita which is more catered towards illustration and animation. but their shortcuts are quite different from Photoshop and require a learning curve...
Paint.NET if you are willing to find and download filters/plugins for it from the community. You can even write your own in C#. But, it's probably more of a good free option for programmers over artists IMO. I've been using it for over a decade now and prefer it to GIMP and even Photoshop.
id be down for a youtube vid for how you record your films (hardware software etc). as for illustrations, instead of PS and Gimp i use Krita. Anyone else also have a good time with Krita?
I'd be curious to know what Rider does that VS doesn't. I don't see myself switching as VS has always suited my needs and is free. Affinity photo is an alternative to photoshop. It goes on sale quite a bit for $25, but is really good. I currently use that. I use Azure devops repo service with GIT as it's easy to use and I can do commits and push/pulls within VS, which is super handy. But I think you can hook VS up to other GIT repo services also.
I think personally that Paint.NET has a lot cleaner of an interface compared to Photoshop and Gimp. If you are scared of diving into a feature rich software like I am, then that would be my suggestion for a softer aproach. Been using it for many years, and the only two features I've felt like I really missed at certain times would be "custom brush" and "outline". Apart from that, great and simple free editor to get to know the basics of image editing.
Great video and would love to see how you record/edit your content. Art tool I use is Paint.net but I can't say it par with Photoshop but it does work well and does 99% of what I need(I suck at art).
I'm SO surprised that professionals like you still using sluggish Sourcetree having the best visual git client already installed... It's Rider! It outperforms Sourcetree in EVERY imaginable situation like it does with Visual Studio!
Why is it that you recommend Ryder over VS. I have used PHPstorm for years in my dayjob and like it but i always had a soft spot for intellisense since my C++ days.
Viewer from India here, I want to buy this course but 997 USD is way too steep for a student, let alone for someone from a third world country. But I have learned a lot from using your videos on Singletons / Factory Patterns/ Observers etc and using them as starting points. Thank You!
I think you don't need to use another app like Source Tree when Jetbrains IDEs (Rider in your case) has great built-in source tree and other git related stuff.
2:35 Unity (free to use up to certain revenue)
3:35 JetBrains Rider (Paid)
5:31 Milanote (free with pro plans)
6:40 Adobe Photoshop (Signature-based, can't be purchased anymore) or GIMP (free and open source)
8:40 Blender (free and open source)
9:45 Unity Collaborate (free with paid plans)
10:27 git+SourceTree
10:50 bitbucket
13:50 icons for all tools presented
Should've been 5, but we got quite the bonus
The true hero!
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Thanks ! :)
This was what I was looking for! :)
'Signature-based' don't you mean 'Subscription based'?
I'd love to see a video of how you create your YT videos, Jason! Not just the technical details like the tools and the hardware, but also other aspects like the planning, the editing, etc.
Yay! I know you release videos frequently, but I enjoy your content. Thanks for this!
Awesome stuff as always. My favorite Unity related channel on YT. Trying to save up money to take your course but the free stuff is to quality already :)
Hello Jason,
I just really wanted to thank you for your content. You are helping an unimaginable amount of new wannabe game devs! I cannot thank you enough for your content and for you sharing your knowledge. Even this video has by now "only" over two thousand views... THAT'S OVER TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE who are learning to be a better game dev!
Hey Jason 👋, just dropping in to say I hope all is well, and I look forward to checking out your new Game Architecture course! Take care.
Thanks Jason for giving a better sales pitch for your course
Agreed, super glad he show a glimpse, super excited about the course!
after using visual studio for years i totally fell in love with rider and now its my preferred IDE for every C# occasion.
I use Affinity Photo rather then Photoshop these days. Used PS for decades but actually started preferring Affinity in the last year or so. (But to be fair, I haven't tried GIMP recently).
Really feels like it was not so long ago too. I got into programming for web literally 20 years. Fell in love with making tools for storing and exchanging information. Just read the books and used PCs at a local gaming cafe that had no internet to type in the code I wrote down back at home in my textbook.
Love Blender as well. I've picked up a number of cool add-ons off the Blender Market. Auto Rig Pro and Better XBF, and the auto skin weighting system by the same guy.
Thanks for the suggestions. Gonna check out Rider and Milanote (I use SVN). It would be helpful to have links in the descriptions.
If you're working on a 3D game project, Blender is a must-have. Sometimes you just wanna make a simple fix for a 3D model, or maybe need some kind of a quick prototype model, Blender might be the fastest way to get it done. Plus I love how Blender UX feels with the abandonment of gizmos (which you can re-enable if you don't agree with me) and I wish Unity themselves would consider Blender-like controls instead of translate-rotate-scale gizmos that it has like Unreal.
I use Clip Studio. It used to be Manga Studio. Ive seen several comic artists switch over to it from Photoshop, but for the added comic-specific features.
I believe Manga Studio is actually Clip Studio Paint now, but Krita is definitely incredible
@@arieltheartist3161 oops my bad. Yeah i use Clip Studio lol
@@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill no worries
Rider is really good, helps me code so much, it's the one thing I don't think I could do without.
Free software wise -:
2d editing - Gimp (alpha channel and effects can be very useful)
2d Art editing - Krita / paid option (Clip studio - it has vector graphic mode which can be useful)
Recording videos - OBS
Editing videos - Blender can add text and sub videos it's actually pretty good
Post it note/memory wall - Pureref
Copy and paste anything - Snipping tool in windows! Good to save stuff off to pureref.
Editing fonts - Fontforge
Music - Bandlab - if you want to compose some basic music using samples for free this is great and relatively fast too.
I love you mate, don't lose your sanity in this marketing world. I see your effort, and it is having results. I'm here to support you.
GIMP for image editing and hand drawing and Inkscape for vector drawing. They are really great tool for amateurs like me which provide most of the important function while being handy for non professional designers.
Similar to milanote, I use miro all the time, it's a whiteboard where you can add sticky notes, concept maps, lists, pictures, etc.
miro is awesome
Thanks for your videos!
As someone who use to do pixel art in Paint for a long time and had trouble using GIMP, I recommend Aseprite. It's $20 (its on steam or you can buy direct). It also has a free trial. It is very simple and very good at doing animations.
Thank you Jason !
1. Unity
2. JetBrains Rider
3. Milanote
4. Photoshop / Gimp (free)
5. Blender
6. Unity Collaborative System (Small proyects)
7. Git - Source Tree (Bigger proyects) / Bitbucket
Thank you! Very useful for the ones here that already are experienced developers and don't need an indepth explanation about what every tool mentioned exactly is and can be used for ❤❤❤
Keep up the good work can you make more videos programming related?
I'm trying to get over the course phase, but i really wanted to do yours. Unhappilly, dolar is freaking expensive for me and the cost of the course is equal 5 months of my full montly earnings... Anyway, thank you for all the great content Jason!
It would be interesting to see how you are doing the videos and live streams. Also I can give a tip about Affinity Photo, as an alternative to Photoshop, a lot cheaper and one time fee. Cool to see that you too was active in the C64 era. I got mine 1986 and started Basic and assembly programming then. :)
+1 for the Affinity suite! Best thing to cold turkey Photoshop! ;)
"Source Tree" is a client.
I would really recommend learning more of Blender. It can easily out do Maya in a plethora of ways which also include many other things Maya does not do, what Subsurface has done and what many other software refuse to offer.
He's like a super smart viking grandpa to me
Liked your game making tutorials! I teach as well, and feel that you are concise and informative, and can also be critical without being insulting.
Most of these tools are comparing apples to apples, I use what I learned on, and haven't been convinced to try other options. Been forced by employers to use certain programs, and I usually go running back to what I'm used to. Love Visual Studio, and paying over $100 a year for Rider to suggest some code changes to me isn't worth it. I even have resharper at work, and use the built in VS tools more often, and remain just as productive as others who swear by resharper. I love GitHub and its VS integrations, was forced to learn SourceTree and BitBucket and wasn't a fan, just different enough that when I went home to use GitHub I felt more at ease.
But again it feels like apples to apples, and with dev's having to use 15 tools to make programs/games these days, being your own QA, and Release engineer, and artist, I'm just happy to see people creating. I stick with what I know just to spend more time producing and less time learning new tools, just to learn them.
If there is something that greatly increases productivity USE IT! But jumping on every new tool, just because someone likes it will keep you so busy you may never create anything.
Please keep making people think about what they use, as well as help beginners get a good idea where to start.
For Rider are you talking about just using the lone Rider pack or the All Products pack? Rider sounds great but for the price as a person just learning to become a unity developer I don't know what all I need and don't have a large budget
Brackeys recommended this channel so I'm there
Rest in peace Brackeys tutorials
@@spxctreofficial RIP! 2 mins silent for brackeys tutorials.
Affinity Designer and Clip Studio Paint are great to use for 2D game art. They're often on sale as well. I use them for my Unity sprites and it works great. If you're curious, I have videos on my channels. MartyMcJump's art was made with Affinity Designer and Rice Wars's art was made with Clip Studio Paint.
Is there some discord server I can use for the new course. I purchased the Game Architecture Bundle from the link in the description but I cant find a discord server. Thanks!
Very helpful thank you for this great video. Talk about recording youtube videos tips please
Inkscape for vectorial drawing, perfect for UI or Logo design, even for 2D game.
Now we have Rider Flow if you can't afford Rider but still want those useful code tips. Best of all, you don't have to leave Unity to use it. Thanks future Jason!
source tree is awesome! i think the term you were looking for is gui. it doesn't do anything more than what you could do from the command line, but it's so much easier, and nicer to look at.
"Client" is the better term, actually.
@ not necessarily. the command line could also be considered a client, because a client is anything that accesses a service. source tree is a gui because it adds one more layer of abstraction by turning cli commands into something clickable.
@@wagz2000 well, yeah, the command line IS a client as well. SourceTree is a client application for Git, with graphic user interface.
@ close, but scratch that and reverse. source tree is a gui for git, and git is the client. there are many different gui's for git.
@@wagz2000 I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. Good talk.
I have almost completely replaced my Sourcetree Git management with Rider's built-in functionality. I still have Sourcetree, but do almost everything in Rider now.
Git, SourceTree, GitHub, GitBucket, etc ... => it's VCS (Version Control System)
This is the acronym used in JetBrains IDEs ;)
Also, I personnaly use Krita instead of The Gimp. It is an open source tools, very similar to Photoshop. You should try it Jason :p
For GameDev Design and management, I use Hack'n Plan which is designed for GameDev Workflow.
Man Jason all these tools that you use I started using a couple of years ago. I like the education version of Rider, but it is limited to one year, still not bad. And love SourceTree because I can upload to Github, Gitlab and Bitbucket if I want to. Now if I don't create a gignore file it will upload sound files, fbx files, and any file that would require you to use Git-LFS. I also use the cloud server called iDrive. They have a $6.95 USD for 5TB for the first year and $69.99 USD every year after that. I find it's useful to backup the files that overload Git there. So I can have a backup of the game I'm working on. Plus the upside is with the software you download from their site, you can do incremental backups of my game folder as I work daily. It even allows you to select the time to do the backups in the background. Sometimes I'm playing or play testing a game when it starts its upload.
For Photoshop: Affinity Designer/Photo/Publisher are also great tools, each costs 50$ once, but they have quite a few 50% sales.
100% yes
For version control i use Github Desktop is the best alternative, the downside is that it only works on Windows and Mac, but I think it's better than SourceTree and other git control softwares, and if you don't want to command line every time. Github also as free private repositories.
Can you do a video on using Rider with Unity? I have a license, used Resharper at a past job (non game-dev), but would love to see if there's any special setup stuff that's needed to use Rider.
sh*t, I'm addicted to this channel!
For Photoshop alternatives I would also recommend krita
I really like using PlasticSCM for source control :)
Can you make a course about unity editor, and making an advanced tools ?
I recommend Paint.Net (not the site) for anyone struggling with GIMP and is not planning to use it in more advanced ways or isn't expert on drawing anyways. The interface is very simple. There are tons of plugins/tools for different effects. Also for designing UI I highly recommend InVision Studio, where you can create templates with a lot of control over each element and its children.
absolutely, light weight stuff, easy to use.
thanks for advice😁
@10:32 The Atlassian SourceTree is called a 'git client'
Does Milanote work as a bugtracker or is it more generalised?
So here's my list:
Unity
Visual Studio (been meaning to look at Rider)
Trello / Google Docs
Affinity Designer (or photo)
Blender
Sublime Text
Git using Fork as the client and GitHub as hosting (used to use sourcetree but had issues with larger repos. Fork is $50 but has a free evaluation period and I guess a bit like Rider pays for itself over time). No more Sourcetree crashing!
Affinity Designer is really good.
Hi,
How many hours does the architect course consist of?
Krita is my go to, It has a lot more support I've found than gimp. There are tons of custom brushes and addons, as it's open sourced. So if you have experience coding those type of stuff you could really go nutz with it. It's 100% free. I personally found it to be more substantial than gimp, but I think that's just personal preference lol.
Top Class Video
so useful tnx
A Good Program for PIXEL art specifically is Aseprite, its basically the photoshop of pixel art
Milanote litterally saved my game project :D
Is there any guideline how to use Github (or source control in general) with a big Unity project (by big I mean with many large models, textures, audio files etc that blow up the space)? I usually modify the git ignore to exclude all "static files" like external models, audio files etc and use it for my source code, scenes, prefabs etc. this is fine, because I work solo, so I backup my whole project locally and only use source control for the "dynamic assets" like code/prefab/scene/setting changes during development, but I imagine there must be a better way to handle large projects without blowing up the source control size.
I use GitLab and their free tier provides 10GB storage per project. For myself it allows me to store audio files etc as part of the repo without issues. For projects > 10GB I think you can buy extra storage space
You should do more a more in depth video with source control. This is a subject that I don't see covered very often.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
02:36 🎮 Unity: Main tool for game development, regularly updated, primary choice.
03:33 ⌨️ JetBrains Rider: Recommended code editor for Unity, specific features and integrations.
05:24 📝 Milinote: Versatile tool for storing and managing various project data.
06:33 🎨 Photoshop / GIMP: Used for modifying and creating game assets, essential for UI work.
08:40 🎮 Blender: 3D modeling tool, helpful for minor asset fixes and adjustments.
Git GUIs is what I always called applications like SourceTree and GitHub Desktop
I recommend Affinity Photo too as an alternative to Photoshop. One time Purchase £40
What do you think about Affinity Designer? For Art etc.
Great tool, I’ve made all of my game art in it.
I would also like to know your thoughts on Affinity Photo as well as Designer.
@@frosty_in_canada They're very lightweight, have clean interface, run good. Both share the same file format so you can switch between them. And you don't need to pay monthly just to use them ;) I recommend them!
is affinity good for people just getting into game development because i want to get into the business and i want to get a good photoshop software but most of em like adobe are expensive as hell lol
This video is awesome
GitKraken for version control and Affinity Designer for a solid Photoshop replacement
Affinity Photo best Photoshop alternative!!...
pros: same ui and shortcuts as photoshop, also supports photoshop brush packs and much cheaper..
cons: doesn't contain filters like liquify and has crappy rotate view options and doesn't contain 2d animation tools..
there is Gimp which is also a powerful image editing program ...and Krita which is more catered towards illustration and animation.
but their shortcuts are quite different from Photoshop and require a learning curve...
Another fantastic alternative to Photoshop is Krita. It's free and open source.
Please make a video on how you makes your UA-cam videos. Would really appreciate it!
Paint.NET if you are willing to find and download filters/plugins for it from the community. You can even write your own in C#. But, it's probably more of a good free option for programmers over artists IMO. I've been using it for over a decade now and prefer it to GIMP and even Photoshop.
I ditched SourceTree (too many bugs and time consuming problems) and went for Fork. Similar but a lot better!
Same here.
Krita is a great and free image manipulation application.
Altought your skin looks old .but your eyes are lighting as a newborn, your brain is so clear and bright. Thanks for your share.
id be down for a youtube vid for how you record your films (hardware software etc).
as for illustrations, instead of PS and Gimp i use Krita. Anyone else also have a good time with Krita?
my daughter.
I'd be curious to know what Rider does that VS doesn't. I don't see myself switching as VS has always suited my needs and is free.
Affinity photo is an alternative to photoshop. It goes on sale quite a bit for $25, but is really good. I currently use that.
I use Azure devops repo service with GIT as it's easy to use and I can do commits and push/pulls within VS, which is super handy. But I think you can hook VS up to other GIT repo services also.
free is a lie, they are keystroke loggin you and data collecting.
@@charlesselrachski34 You don't think almost every software runs analytics? Also, I'd like to see proof of keystroke logging.
I think personally that Paint.NET has a lot cleaner of an interface compared to Photoshop and Gimp.
If you are scared of diving into a feature rich software like I am, then that would be my suggestion for a softer aproach.
Been using it for many years, and the only two features I've felt like I really missed at certain times would be "custom brush" and "outline".
Apart from that, great and simple free editor to get to know the basics of image editing.
I would recommend Fork over Sourcetree, I used to use Sourcetree but recently it's being very slow and buggy.
Have you tried Krita for art??
please put a list of the tools with links
Great video and would love to see how you record/edit your content. Art tool I use is Paint.net but I can't say it par with Photoshop but it does work well and does 99% of what I need(I suck at art).
photopea is a nice alternative.
What I like about Paint.net is that since it's less feature rich than Photoshop it feels less overwhelming and you're okay for just doing basic stuff.
What about Kiva for 2D and Zbrush for 3D?
For audio manipulation use Audacity. Its free and easy to use.
Did you tried "GitHub for Unity"?
I'm SO surprised that professionals like you still using sluggish Sourcetree having the best visual git client already installed... It's Rider! It outperforms Sourcetree in EVERY imaginable situation like it does with Visual Studio!
LOL. I had one of those. Used for essays and Lotus 123.
Why is it that you recommend Ryder over VS. I have used PHPstorm for years in my dayjob and like it but i always had a soft spot for intellisense since my C++ days.
Please a video on how you produce yours as they are excellent.
Milanote is so so good
you are the coolest grandpa one can find
For drawing i use krita
how many games does this guy have and where can i get them
Is Rider better than Visual Studio?
Good
Viewer from India here, I want to buy this course but 997 USD is way too steep for a student, let alone for someone from a third world country. But I have learned a lot from using your videos on Singletons / Factory Patterns/ Observers etc and using them as starting points. Thank You!
Commodore 64: glad I'm not the only one :)
Anyone go back to the Ti99/4 or Trash80 days? ;)
Photopea is basically opensource photoshop check it out
Try PaintShop Pro. Pretty powerful and one time purchase.
you recommend two source control options and neither of them is a NAS like from Synology :O
I think you don't need to use another app like Source Tree when Jetbrains IDEs (Rider in your case) has great built-in source tree and other git related stuff.