Core Games Walkthrough - Everything You Need To Know 

Thanks for the kind words kgbxyle!

Sir please tell me how to get our built game from core into our PC ?

Sir please tell me how to get our built game from core into our PC ?

@@CoreGamesOfficial Can we make a fighting game in Core Games?

Core will obvously win

With a but more development core will overtake easily

@Aarav Jain Playz Roblox yeah but roblox has had around a 10 years head start on core. In another ten years core will have just as many games

Ah, I missed project spark

@@ilhamh1596 Hopefully xbox gives spark the proper reboot it needs without the horrid style it used though

HECK YEAH ROLL 'EM 🙌

*speedrun music starts playing*

ok thats pretty insane in the membrane

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Yes sir

YES

It's more like roblox but better

This is gunna be like roblox but in 10 years it will be one of the greatest

Same, I'm looking at this at work rn

i cant download this

Have you created a game eventually?

I think you need to learn lua

you really dont get how hard that would be. Either the creator of that costume would have to make animations for every costume or Core would have to do that. not fun

@@jdabsalonson1097 plus I think they might make customizable skins for you to choose and publish in the future. But cause this is alpha mode I assume they need to make money from the game but if this game pops! Well then I think it's going to be a no brainer to add customizable skins.

@@jdabsalonson1097 says who? i would love to spend hours rigging and animating stuff!

Basically Roblox.

yes

Hi Boyard Vincent! No importing to Core. Everything is made from kitbashing, which helps keeps file sizes small and efficient for multiplayer. Here's an example of what can be made: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wqf07TSOz0w.html :)

Hi! Can you reach out to us at our support center? Our support staff should be able to help you out with that: support.coregames.com/hc/en-us

The wolf mounts were released a a while ago in the Core Shop. Maybe they will make another appearance. :)

No, everything in Core is created through kitbashing - using the existing assets to create new ones. Here's an example of what is possible: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NvU2L7civJQ.html

While on the front page of the Core client (hit ESC if you're in Core World or another game) and look to the upper right hand corner. To the right of your username, click the menu icon (three stacked lines) and select Settings. In the window that pops up, select Video from the left hand column. All of the settings you're looking for are in there.

Bro that's super amazing

While in the editor press ESC to bring up the settings menu. Navigate to the Video section. There are a lot of different parameters you can mess with, View Distance is listed first under "Quality Presets." Hope that helps!

Yes, everything is created through kitbashing and you can create a custom model to replace the default avatar. For example, here's a game in which the player is a chicken: www.coregames.com/games/fa17cd/snowboardin-chickens

Thanks I Am going to make an angry birds class based shooter

Well, they ARE using Unreal Engine to build Core, so in a literal sense... it's Epic. 😄

Hi Zayed! If you contact our support center, we'd be happy to help you sort everything out: support.coregames.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

As far as complexity goes, you can only make simpler games without coding. This is true for all "codeless" game creation software out there. Even the most notable ones - Game Maker Studio, Construct, RPG Maker, they all provide a way to actually program your own logic, despite being touted as codeless. Expecting Core to handle complex custom mechanics is a bit too much, to be honest. It's not like they can anticipate every single game mechanism out there. Why not collaborate with someone who knows how to code? It's not like you're forced to work alone. It's true that as of this writing, Core hasn't yet come up with an official collaboration tool, safe for the "editable" feature on a game, however game codes are just texts. You can easily share and copy paste them, so finding a collaborator in that field is actually ideal.

@@marioprawirosudiro7301 I wish it was possible. I am trying to make games for my enitre life, and the only time when i managed to get game to release state - it when i decided to find team myself. It took A LOT of time and at the end i found only artist, so we worked without programmer and faced all the issues related to it. And even then, my partner were busy irl, so in 5 years we only made a several hours prologue (it was well received in Steam nontheless). Still i was incredibly lucky to find a person who worked with me for so long. Every other of my attempts to join a team failed because after few months (or few years) teams just stopped working, and almost always without even explaining why. Also since i am a writer and a game designer, it was difficult to even find those teams in first place, since people usually only look for tech specialists. And sine i am quite asocial and don't have any leadership skills, i have no means to convince people to follow me instead. There are still big difference if we compare Core, for example, with Rpg maker. Rm has all basic features for genre covered, in smallest details, giving quite long list of tools to create various events in game. Only thing it lacks is graphical assets and good battle system. Core, in the other hand, lacks such basic systems as weapon respawn, or even having a several weapons at once, despite being built mostly for shooter games. And while it (somehow) can be fixed with community efforts, it's still not possible to make, for example, basic pve wave-surviving game, because there is no easy way to spawn those npc's as needed. I believe it's all because it's in early acsess yet, since people say that their competitor, Dreams, has much bigger functional atm. Sadly it's not on pc, so my only remaining option is wait for Core or some other competitor to add more features... I have no other choice because making games are only thing i am interested in in life, and the only way to do it for me - is finding proper creation kit.

@@ElvenNeko Um, I wouldn't say Core is largely built for shooter games. It IS largely built for multiplayer though, so that might give off that impression. I mean, Core has a generic slashing combo system, which would only be found, usually, in RPGs, not shooters. Also, I don't think I can remake Skyrim in RPG Maker without coding it myself. And RPG Maker is genre specific - it's built for RPGs. And yet AFAIK it has no builtin support for action RPGs, which is a VERY popular subgenre. Like I said, your best bet is to collaborate with someone else. And if you don't wnat to do that (or can't, for some reason), then you'd have to learn how to code. Again, it's true for all codeless systems. They simply cannot put in all possible mechanics into the system. Take me for an example. I know how to code, but suck at art. Like you, I've had bad experiences with teams in the past, so during game jams, I usually go solo. But since I'd still need art, I learn how to do it. Even got myself a drawing tablet. I still suck at it, but at least I'm getting better now. That's just how it is. That kind of tool you described would never exist, unless your design is simple enough that the creator of that tool just happened to have all the necessary components built in. If not, you're stuck with waiting for a tool that'll never exist, and you'll never make your dream game. Trust me, it's worth trying again. It always is. Take it from a guy who's failed multiple times before. 😉

Coming to mobile soon, but no set release date yet.

Hi Elogetic! Two of our streamers have been working on a series going over best practices for creating costumes in Core on Twitch. Here's the first part that covers a lot of basic costume tips and tricks (skipped to the relevant bits): www.twitch.tv/videos/757580257?t=00h13m34s

It depends on your PC, just turn it up

Core is geared towards making 3D games. You can create 2.5D (ala Little Big Planet). Some people have been able to fake 2D by locking the camera and being very clever is asset placement.

Sorry to hear you're having issues with getting Core. Do you mind reaching out to our Customer Service team? You can find our support page here: support.coregames.com/hc/en-us

Can you contact support and provide more info? They'll help you get to the bottom of it support.coregames.com/hc/en-us

Yes! It's a post processing effect called "Advanced Sketch Line Post Process." You can search for it in Core Content or find it under the "Post Process" section and simply drag it into your hierarchy. :)

@@CoreGamesOfficial thanks 😀

Hi! If you reach out to our support team they can help you troubleshoot: support.coregames.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

If you can reach out to our Customer Service team they can point you in the right direction - visit HTTP://support.coregames.com to get in touch!

Yep

The file download size for the Core Launcher is ~2.5GB. Once installed, the Launcher requires ~5GB of disk space.

Yes, all genres are possible to make in Core. Here are the pages from our docs site that will help you out with optimization: docs.coregames.com/getting_started/performance_panel/ docs.coregames.com/tutorials/networking/

@@CoreGamesOfficial Any tutoral video about non 3rd person consepts? I want to design a game may be no third person character used? Also any tutorial video about any type of strategy game or any framework about it? I am excited to learn about core and published my first game 5 minutes ago :)

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Here are out minimum system requirements: CPU: Intel Core i5-7400 or AMD equivalent RAM: 8 GB GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 1050Ti or better or AMD equivalent OS: Windows 10 64-bit An intel icore 3 might have problems.

We're not out on mobile yet, don't worry we'll let you know when we are. :)

@@CoreGamesOfficial Thanks🙂

There is no in editor, live collaboration. However, it is very easy to share templates through Community Content and use Git Hub for bigger team projects.

Core is coming to mobile, no set date yet though. If you contact our support staff here and provide a little more info we can help you out: support.coregames.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Core Games ty

From the Core front page (if you're in Core World press ESC) navigate to the upper right corner and click on the three stacked lines icon next to your username. From there, Settings > Video.

@@CoreGamesOfficial oh hey since I have you here your discord link in all your videos is expired

@@foxsmith2770 Thank you so much for letting us know!!