Did you rig the characters to add the missing bones and ik roots . The synty charachters are messed up and targeting them to smth like ALS 4 is such a pain .would apreciate it if you can tell me the process you picked for locomotion and animation retargeting .
I have found out over the years that when you’re expanding your development knowledge, you actually gain, learn more, and improve upon project iterations. You learn more from this process that then you can go back to the projects you never finished and actually be able to finish them out with the new knowledge you’ve gained from developing different projects with different attributes.
this game is the exact style of game I wanna play sucks that there's no more uploads here
This looks really good! I hope it comes out to play for the public
hello Pretty good, looking forward to your next update.
Wow you really taking time on this you also change your youtube name :D congrats thanks for making me inspired whenever you upload your progress ^_^
Why change their name?
Sup Hazard, Good job on the progress.
This Looks Like A Game Ive Been Waiting For Any Chance I Could Get Involved?
Did you rig the characters to add the missing bones and ik roots . The synty charachters are messed up and targeting them to smth like ALS 4 is such a pain .would apreciate it if you can tell me the process you picked for locomotion and animation retargeting .
Do you plan on making a tutorial or selling it on the unreal store?
They are synty studios assets
They’re releasing the game for free but haven’t decided the site like steam and stuff like that
Hey mate! I saw youve got a White Muzzle Flash and white projectile what did you use for it?
where are you dude
When’s the release date?
do synty assets include skeleton mesh?
Bro where do you get the low poly assets or you made it?
Annnnd he vanished off youtube. :/
great work are selling this project ?
Tell me if tou are srill developing
Dude, WTF? You keep switching games/genres.... You'll never finish anything if you just keep starting new projects.
I have found out over the years that when you’re expanding your development knowledge, you actually gain, learn more, and improve upon project iterations. You learn more from this process that then you can go back to the projects you never finished and actually be able to finish them out with the new knowledge you’ve gained from developing different projects with different attributes.