An unconventional approach to make TILES in games

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This is a #devlog for my #indiegame: The Tale of LUMI, a 2D action game where you chain actions together.
The Tale of LUMI was originally a #gamejam game.
In this video I talk about some of the updates on my tileset for my game, especially the new shader for the tiles that me and my team developed to create multiple tileset looks from a single tilemap sprite sheet. We are using shader graph to achieve this in Unity and it has been a lot of fun to make this, hope you enjoy!
I am having so much fun making this game and I hope you guys are looking forward to see this coming to life!
Very best,
Vector
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@melpeslier 29 дней назад

Thanks forn the share. The red is for texture mapping, the blue for a shadow gradient, the green for the shadow line and the black for the outline color

@vectorgamedev 28 дней назад

Yeah! great tldw 😁

@gameshenanigans 4 месяца назад

Love it! Now I want to figure out how to do this for a personal project I've been brewing!

@vectorgamedev 4 месяца назад

Can't wait to see it! 👀

@DDPiex 4 месяца назад

Great video❤

@vectorgamedev 4 месяца назад

Thank you!! 😁

@SaadTheGlad Месяц назад

This looks so cool, keep it up!

@distro3928 3 месяца назад

Great video. Keep it up man, I'm excited to see the game release and play it

@vectorgamedev 3 месяца назад

Thanks!! 😃

@Aarimous Месяц назад

Nice video, I think I might use something like this in my game!

@melpeslier 29 дней назад

Could you explain a bit how your drawing the other textures as part of the tiles ? I would love to understand the logic here 😁 I looked at stencil buffer and passes, but I don't have thoses in godot4. But I will make it somehow, that's why your logic here would be very helpfull !

@vectorgamedev 28 дней назад

Sure thing! I simply add them on top of each other using Unity shadergraph - also I make sure that I use global UVs instead of object UVs And to add that as part of the tile I use the red color channel of the original tile There's also a noise that I control with a variable and it's applied to the red color channel as well Let me know if that helps!

@melpeslier 28 дней назад

@@vectorgamedev so you have a material on the other textures, or on the tiles one ? And how do you get them ? By the way I did it, but in Godot. So what I'm doing is, first I draw the textures I want (in the top of the scene tree) then I make them use a shader ( that turn there black part into rgb(0,0,1) so it's still black bit not for computer, Then, either you have your working space black, but ... so I just draw some black textures to act as the black mask, I SAVE this screen texture using backbuffers I put all I want in the scene , now order don't matter, and here I have my tiles, and when it's pure black I ignore it, else I draw the textures !

@melpeslier 28 дней назад

@@vectorgamedev I will share it to you once I'm done ! Also, I will make it apply to custom polygons too ! I'll share you this 👌

@vectorgamedev 28 дней назад

Its just 1 material for the tiles! Oh wow that's awesome!! Would love to see it!!