Feature Highlight - A Procedural Hex-Landscape for my Unity Game TRIBES! 

Thank you so much! It will be an exciting journey that's for sure!

Thank you so much! New adventures waiting✨💥

​@@emilwalseth I hope you don't mind me coming along for the ride as well!

@@ninjasploit awesome!

Ove missed you dude

Appreciate that Nikolok😍❤️

Thank you so much! 😍

Thanks!

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Really glad to hear that! I am trying to avoid going into every single line of code, but simply explaining the concepts of it so people can work out their own ways of using it. Hope that is a good approach!

Thanks!!

Thank you!!

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Glad you found it helpful! A lot of the same concepts are used in most game engines, so very handy to know about!

More to come!

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Thanks!💥

Thanks!

I might! I mostly want to make quick summaries, as I think more people will find those interesting, but maybe some day I could make some tutorials aswell:)

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That's a fun idea! I could do that:)

Next video will be covering A* Pathfinding!:)

Thanks! There are soooo many great tutorials covering this stuff, so I am trying to stay away from super in depth explanations to keep the videos entertaining for all levels:)

You are right, I have actually updated this since the video. Now it is all one BaseTile object, and it uses a Scriptable object to get the data for the tile and refreshes it, like you mentioned:)

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Thats a good idea! Thanks! I have planned on expanding the selection system so several tiles can be selected at one time, making an outline around all selected tiles, so maybe I can try to make a more optimized solution then 🤔

That's a good idea! I think I'll make a "hero" character that you start with, and they need to collect resources to make the buildings.

That's great! No worries:)

Welcome;)

Good tip! I use git, has been working well so far:)

Thanks for the suggestion! Im wondering tho, would this also let me animate/replace one specific tile? It seems as this would be a more static approach that would not allow for modifying single tiles?

@@emilwalseth you would still be able to animate them but it wouldn't be as straight forward as it is right now. I'm doing a game with voxels and I need also voxels with animations and I am using this approach I mentioned. The way I fixed that was to store an integer for each tile to know which index is their first one in the chunk mesh and then, I would simply go to the array and re-write the vertices of that specific tile. Before implementing animations, just doing what I mentioned I went from 10 fps loading a couple chunks to +1000 loading many more chunks. And after adding the animations, I do not notice any difference in the performance. So I would say that in your case should work really well too, as you only will have tiles in 2d, so it will perform much better than having voxels in the three dimensions. I hope it made sense and if you need help, I can explain it a little bit more detailed :) Edit: And also, yeah, you could replace them as well. You would have to update the whole chunk mesh, you won't notice any difference looking at the fps as well here! Also, quick tip if you do this, iterate through the array from the z axis to the x axis, not from x to z, it's much more efficient and faster because of the location principle, with this it will be even less impactful!

@@haukrr_dev right! I understand. Thanks! I will definitely keep that in mind if performance becomes an issue. Right now I will keep the same system since I don't think the map needs to be that big💥💥💪

@@emilwalseth Fair enough! :). Good luck with the project, it looks so cool. I am really excited to see where does this goes!

I'm thinking of continuing that after tribes is done;) Waiting for a plugin I need to be in a usable state🔥

Norsk;)🇳🇴🇳🇴

Ofc! I will make a devlog where I describe the game more when I get to a point where I have added enough content to it to make an interesting devlog. But basically, its an RTS where you build villages, armies and fight against an opponent to capture the most land.

@@emilwalseth thanks👍

I don't think so unfortunately;) I appreciate it tho!

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Ja:D velkommen:)

Haha we have very similar languages😂

Sorry about that! Ill keep it in mind:) Not meant as a tutorial video tho, so i will not go super in depth about how to code everything.

Yeah i will definitely change it soon 👍

Maybe, would need a use for it tho🤔🤔🤔