Thx:) Sorry, but I didn't fully understand the question:( are you talking about setting the wind in different scenes or generally about how to add wind in Unity?:)
@@SetaLevelDesign Yes. I meant. Tutorial, how to properly create wind in Unity for a location, for example, a forest. So that the trees and grass sway. And do you need special trees and grass for this, so that they move? It would be useful to know everything.
@@SetaLevelDesign I recommend you to create battlefield 1 style environment of 5th war story of Zara Ghufran... it's in Ottoman Empire desert of Arabia... please have a look and create one... I think the bright looking one would be great! Thank You!
Actually, you're right:) I didn't even think about it because I wanted to make this tutorial some time ago and by pure coincidence it landed on the channel exactly 2 weeks before the premiere of SH2R:)
Unfortunately, the models in this video are paid, but you can easily use models from Book of the Dead or Unity Terrain - HDRP Demo Scene, they are of really good quality and are completely sufficient for the beginning:)
I'm not using Unity for none of my games when Godot is free for life Godot i own my games with Unity they own your games because of the fees and licenses fees
Runtime Fee has already been canceled. Personally, I'm staying with Unity because it seems that the company is finally starting to move in the right direction:)
I think there will be a few people who still use Unity:) You are absolutely entitled to do so, for me it doesn't matter what engine someone uses to create their project as long as you do what you like:)
You are awesome man olease dont stop ❤❤
Thx:) I have no intention of stopping, creating new videos gives me a lot of satisfaction:)
There's always something new to learn from you, thanks a lot for that. This one's especially exciting, it adds so much atmosphere 😍
You're welcome:) for me the best effect is given by local fog in the form of fog clouds:)
Thank you for a good word :)
You're welcome:) I hope you manage to win, because you deserve it:)
Great tutorial, thanks for your work!
You're welcome:)
Thanks a lot for beautiful tutorial :)
Maybe it will be useful to some people:)
+1 for NatureManufacture 😉
Thanks for voting:)
Thanks, great video. I would also like to learn more about how to set up wind in the scene and add wind reaction to grass and trees.
Thx:) Sorry, but I didn't fully understand the question:( are you talking about setting the wind in different scenes or generally about how to add wind in Unity?:)
@@SetaLevelDesign Yes. I meant. Tutorial, how to properly create wind in Unity for a location, for example, a forest. So that the trees and grass sway. And do you need special trees and grass for this, so that they move? It would be useful to know everything.
Well done 👏
Thank you:)
This scene reminds me of Battlefield 1 mission "Fog of War" that's really beautiful very similar as this scene
I watched now a gameplay of this mission on UA-cam and the atmosphere is indeed very similar:)
@@SetaLevelDesign I recommend you to create battlefield 1 style environment of 5th war story of Zara Ghufran... it's in Ottoman Empire desert of Arabia... please have a look and create one... I think the bright looking one would be great!
Thank You!
Just in time for the Silent Hill 2 remake
Actually, you're right:) I didn't even think about it because I wanted to make this tutorial some time ago and by pure coincidence it landed on the channel exactly 2 weeks before the premiere of SH2R:)
Hello sir, I'm just getting interested in this business. Are the assets you use free of charge? Where can we access them?
Unfortunately, the models in this video are paid, but you can easily use models from Book of the Dead or Unity Terrain - HDRP Demo Scene, they are of really good quality and are completely sufficient for the beginning:)
@@SetaLevelDesignThank you sir👍🏻
I'm not using Unity for none of my games when Godot is free for life Godot i own my games with Unity they own your games because of the fees and licenses fees
Runtime Fee has already been canceled. Personally, I'm staying with Unity because it seems that the company is finally starting to move in the right direction:)
Who cares about Unity dude it's too late I'm not trusting Unity dude
I think there will be a few people who still use Unity:) You are absolutely entitled to do so, for me it doesn't matter what engine someone uses to create their project as long as you do what you like:)