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Update about what I am doing and my current plan
Just an update on what I am doing right and my current plan. -
How I created my game for the Ludum Dare 52
I pushed myself to make a 3d game for Ludum Dare 52 last weekend and felt it felt really good and I had the opportunity to learn new things in the process. In this blog post I will share the experience and some of the technical details of the solution. -
Using states to create unit abilities for my prototype
I am using states to create abilities for the actionrpg beatemup prototype I am working on and I share a bit of pseudocode to explain how. -
I quit my job at Ironhide Game Studio after ten years, now what?
Want to share a bit of my status right now and my current plan for the future now that I left my work after almost ten years.
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Refactoring Data stored in Unity Prefabs, Scenes and other Assets [Gemserk]
It explains tools and techniques for refactoring data serialized in assets and prefabs in Unity, super useful when performing also data structure code refactoring and need to keep serialized data working. -
Using Unity Prefabs and GameObjects only to store data. [Gemserk]
We share how GameObjects and Prefabs can be used for data storage, like ScriptableObjects, but with extra features like componentization, hierarchy, prefab variants, and more. -
Implementing Fog of War for RTS games in Unity 1/2 [Gemserk]
Explains our first approach to Fog of War when making Iron Marines. -
Implementing Fog of War for RTS games in Unity 2/2 [Gemserk]
Explains our second approach to Fog of War for Iron Marines Invasion, now with different heights and blocking objects too. -
Playing with Starcraft 2 Editor to understand how a good RTS is made [Gemserk]
Explains how we created in Unity a GameObject system for Iron Marines inspired in Starcraft 2 Editor to make levels logic with events, conditions and actions.
If you want, you can reed more of my previous development blog entries at Gemserk.