Infinite Floor - Creating My Dream Game - DevLog Day 1 - Gdevelop
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- In this exciting Game Developer (GameDev) Devlog, join us as we explore the fascinating world of creating an infinite stretching floor for your dream platformer game. Using the powerful game development tool, Gdevelop, we dive into the creative process of constructing an immersive gameplay environment that seems boundless, while working within a limited space of only 1280 pixels wide.
Discover the secrets behind implementing an infinite ground that seamlessly extends beyond the screen, offering players a unique and endlessly entertaining gaming experience. As we document our development journey, we'll showcase practical techniques, clever tricks, and insightful coding approaches, all geared towards optimizing performance and maintaining visual coherence.
Whether you're an aspiring game developer or a seasoned veteran, this Devlog is packed with valuable insights and strategies to enhance your game development skills. Join us on this adventure as we explore the challenges and triumphs of crafting an infinite ground in a platformer game, all while honing our expertise in GameDev and making our dream game a reality.
So buckle up and get ready to dive deep into the realm of infinite gaming possibilities, as we unravel the magic of creating an unlimited and captivating platformer experience. Don't miss out on this must-watch Devlog, packed with GameDev tips and tricks for creating your own infinite ground using Gdevelop!
You can have this effect by setting X Offset of Tiled Sprite to -20 every frame. Just very easy
That would have definitely been way easier! 😂
*Edit* Let me pin this - You can save anyone who is willing to read a bit of time! :)
At first i was like "this seems simple" but showing the whole proceess was great
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thank you for posting this video, it is the perfect length for bite size tutorials!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
The second one is out and hopefully the next one will be out this weekend. Hope to see you there! :)
@@Winstreak1what do u use to screenrecord, i tried windows factory screen recording function but it says it cant be used in gdevlop
@@HoepherGames I record using OBS - it's free! Can't really speak on how well it performs since it is the only one I have ever used, but I like it.
@@Winstreak1 thank you💯
Hello there! I'm really liking your progress on the game, it's going great and I hope you get to your finished project soon!
There's something I would like to comment tho,
I've been using GDevelop for quite some time, and there's something I think you could use to optimize your game:
I don't think you need 2 different objects for an endless scrolling, just 1 is necessary
Just copy and paste the same object and place it on the right side of the screen, like you made with the object nº2
I hope that helps!
Hey MovedChannels64, thanks for watching my video(s).
I always welcome feedback, so thank you for taking the time to reach out.
If I understand correctly, you would have just 1 floor object with 2 instances of it.
I bump into issues specifically with Gdevelop if I am trying to take 2 (or more) instances of an object and have them work with an instance of that same object.
Specifically here, If I were to grab the left most floor instance, and set the position to the right most floor instance I am telling the engine to find the left floor (easy), now find the right floor (easy), but at this point the engine no longer remembers I had selected the left floor so when I move the selected floor it moved the right floor to the RightBoundingBox of the Right floor - which does nothing.
It is doable but I don't think it was worth the effort, especially when trying to explain it in a 3 minute devlog.
Niceeee
Thanksssss!
cool
Hey Aaron, glad you enjoyed it!
If I move in the scene with my character to the side, I see the end and the game takes a while to create the image back in position, how to solve it?
Check out the post from ultraviolentyt- it should be pinned.
You can make the infinite ground with a tiledsprite that you change the offset x
What about more than 2 backgrounds and randomizs it because of spikes and gaps
Sure!
Make the ends the same so they match no matter what connected to. Do everything the same until you are adding the new floor - Take a RandomInRange(1,X) and set it to a variable where X is the amount of different floors you have.
Then a basic event with if that random variable is 1 create this event
If that random is 2 create this other event and so on
But why not add more days into one video that is like 8 min long, nice video regardless!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Longer videos are a lot more stressful for me. I was getting overwhelmed trying to keep up with my Mario series. Knowing I have about 15 hours of work ahead of me makes it a lot harder to get started.
Hello im seth and can you help me with my dream fighting game right now it's not polished in Gdelovop and im trying to stay away from the fighting game stuff and starting with the point and click stuff
Hi Seth, I am not sure what you need, so I don't know if I can help you yet.
But I will give it a try!
Here is my Discord, I receive live notifications here so it is a better way to ask me questions: discord.gg/Q7GkGKKQ4m
Hello would it be possible to have the assets? thanks
Hubert comes from a free asset pack in GDevelop. The ground and sky are just quick sprites I threw together and will probably be changed out. But if you want them let me know I the discord I’ll get em to you.
discord.gg/uSuxZU93pD
@@Winstreak1 hello I'm new to GD5