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I am sharing my work on creating godot inventory system for RPG games from scratch. I hope you'll find it helpful. You can tell me if its helpful so I'll stay motivated & write more tutorials. The tutorial is text-based so you can copy the code and paste it as well for quick testing. Here is how it looks like: I have tons of other tutorials on gamedev mechanics & developing video games on the website & I'm working on more. You can support me on Patreon (linked on site support page) so I'll be able to fund my work to achieve more better quality.
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The Game Maker Studio 2 Tutorial Repository Territorial In the spirit of Game Jams and general learning together, I dub this thread a general repository for Gamemaker Studio tutorials. I am focusing on Studio 2, but previous versions are also welcome. Here's my current collection of tutorials oriented towards my own goals of making 2D character based RPG adventure games. DS Map Based Save System (youtube) Save game system using GMS2's built in DS_Map function. No external files "init" involved, for better or worse. Loop Music Track (youtube) basic music integration Automatic Tiling (youtube) A GMS1 oriented tutorial to create auto tiling which is an integrated feature of GMS2. Animated Tiles (youtube) Parallax Background (youtube) Resolution and Aspect Ratios (youtube) Input Buffer (blog post)
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It seems that there are a handful of people here using Unreal Engine so I thought it would be a good idea to start up a thread for it. So if you're a beginner and have questions, ask them here! Or if you're a bit more experienced and have cool tips/tricks/cheat codes that might be helpful, share them here too!
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The purpose of this thread is to post tutorials for Unity. It can be a tutorial you've made youself, or one you found somewhere else. Difficulty can range from stuff for beginners to advanced techniques.
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The purpose of this thread is to post tutorials for GameMaker. It can be a tutorial you've made youself, or one you found somewhere else. Difficulty can range from stuff for beginners to advanced techniques.
