Unreal Engine - December 2022 Free Assets Overview - Are they Any Good?

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[@user-hg6pn8qy4d]

Have been a long time viewer, although always just lurking. I love how you go through these packs and go over the code/BP.
Thanks for teaching, keep up the great work!

[@DevEnabled]

Hey, thank you. I've never seen much use in videos that just read the store page info to you so it's great to hear people find the details useful.

[@Carkoon]

I love that you make an actual review and don't just rattle down a list and show some screenshots.

[@DevEnabled]

Thank you. I've always assumed my viewers would be able to read the descriptions themselves 😅. Felt that a bit more depth was needed.

[@coolguy-xb2yn]

that dynamic stylized nature runs at like 20fps

[@DevEnabled]

I didn't download that one, but not surprised based on the general quality this month...

[@alexmomot6268]

Thank you very much Rob for the overview and tips. ;)

[@DevEnabled]

Hope it was useful.

[@plagiats]

As in-depth as can be!

[@messiah001]

I'm in love with stylized assets and this month there's 3 of them 🤩🥳🥳🥳

[@DevEnabled]

I guess 4 if you include the permanently free content.

[@lista_devideos_cursoscompl1338]

Have been a long time , i want to create these game with a lot of assets ,thank very much and tips runs very nice

[@v4143]

Hi. Do you know how to create simple grid-movement system? Can you explain it?

[@DevEnabled]

sure.
To create a simple grid-movement system, you can use a 2D array to represent the grid, and have each element of the array represent a cell on the grid. You can then use keyboard input or buttons to move a player character around the grid.
Here is some pseudocode that outlines the basic steps for implementing a grid-movement system:
# Set up the grid and player character
grid_size = 10
grid = create_grid(grid_size)
player_position = (0, 0) # start at the top-left corner of the grid
# Main game loop
while game_is_running:
# Get input from the player
input = get_input()

# Update the player's position based on the input
if input == "up":
player_position = (player_position[0], player_position[1] - 1)
elif input == "down":
player_position = (player_position[0], player_position[1] + 1)
elif input == "left":
player_position = (player_position[0] - 1, player_position[1])
elif input == "right":
player_position = (player_position[0] + 1, player_position[1])

# Make sure the player's position is within the bounds of the grid
player_position = clamp(player_position, (0, 0), (grid_size - 1, grid_size - 1))
# Function to create a 2D grid
def create_grid(size):
grid = []
for i in range(size):
grid.append([])
for j in range(size):
grid[i].append(0)
return grid
# Function to clamp a value between a min and max
def clamp(value, min, max):
if value < min:
return min
elif value > max:
return max
else:
return value

[@tymalone1937]

Thanks a lot for this!! You desperately need *PromoSM*.