Making my game's graphics pipeline using Aseprite 

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I am glad I found a cool monogame developer, before, sometimes I felt that I use an unknown outdated framework that nobody uses

You have *very* quickly become one of my favourite game dev youtubers. Kudos!

Hey, FYI png supports arbitrary data chunks, and specs guides to ignore chunks you dont know, so the files are still handled well by any other app. I've embedded "sprite metadata" in a png in my own game engine.

this video reminded me that the reason i gave up on learning c++ was because of setting up the fucking environment. fuck setting up c++ environments i fucking hate doing that

This much quality from monogame devs, what a time to be alive, can't describe how thankful I am. Only thing is, with my job I can never find time to invest into this hobby of mine to learn monogame.

Incredibile video and underrated channel

I really wish I had avoided the content pipeline from day one with monogame. good vid!

underrated

Hilarious 😂 Also great work!

omg, I wish you luck. I'm starting my game dev carreer right now and I still on the first step: Getting annoyed with the engine. But I'm using Godot, the node/scene archtecture is really is for me who came from a Java/Python background : ) I hope soon I'll be able to share some games in the internet

Looking forward to your development. I hope you make your engine available for other devs, after the unity scandal. I even would pay for it ;)

As a shader writer myself I find "go write a compute shader to calculate my ip or something" quite good, though it would be easier and faster to just run it on a single thread cos you would have to split a really small task up (Its easy to get your ip)

what a wonderful video

im a pinkerton fan

Man, I remember trying Monogame. I tried using Unity and I wanted to get more dirty with code, so monogame seemed like a good choice...And honestly, it kinda was! The sprite atlasses and the fact that you needed to loop over certain pieces to create an animation were really eye opening, especially considering I didn't use a lot of C# before that experience. This video is 6 months old but I hope you didn't forget about this channel because I was very entertained by your last two videos. It's like seeing Randy

So who gonna tell him about the export json data in aseprite ?

This comment is just a boost for the RU-vid algorithm because I didn’t know what to say except something generic… This was one of the best game dev videos I’ve seen in a while, and I mean that!

First time seeing one of your videos, really good editing and I'm glad that someone agrees that Java is just C# but worse... haha

I wish you luck with this project. Honestly sounds like a nightmare to complete 😅 I have been a Gamemaker dev for 6 years, I just can't imagine trying to build all that system myself, it'd take me years and years of pulling my hair out. Anyways, all the best. I'm switching to Unreal at the moment and learning 3d modelling at college, I figure even if unreal charges after a certain point it's worth it to be able to build 3d games more easily.

Hold up, why are Rust and Haskell in the bin at 1:33 ?

6:04 - you can't tell me what to do!1!! If you put a ton of text in a couple of frames you can bet your ass that I'll pause the video and go frame by frame. great video btw.

Great video! Loving the editing and selection of sound effects. Pretty interesting topic, I'll have to think about this for my own projects.

I'm writing my own engine in better c# (java) and didn't know about the texture atlas trick, it's really decreased the gpu load

Very informative video but with respect to the content, you should chill out on the editing and jokes because it makes it hard to actually learn.

Love your videos! Please, could you make the music a bit more quiet next time? Because of high music volume and dynamic at times it's hard to hear you without concentrating on what you're saying (like on 4:21)

instant subscribe type content

my man never heard of luarocks, LMAO

1-indexed arrays are clearly superior! c is wrong :P

i want to dodge lua but everything uses lua as scripting language aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Great video Alex! Loving the in-depth explanations for those who aren’t familiar with gamemaking projects!

1 is basically 0, 1 is basically 0 🤣🤣🤣

Great video! Wild how much work you have to put to not just render sprites, but to future-proof it and make it versatile with frameworks.

grr I love lua

That example of Mario made me shit myself

Wow, man, we've been making graphics in our game in wrong way for a long time now, and I knew it, but could`n even imagine, that solution would be so simple, like creating texture atlases, yo, thx to you our game will run soooo much smoother now

Ewbaite ftw

as someone wanting to get into monogame, which is really obscure as is in the current scene, these videos really motivate me to get into it!

love this video lol, so similar to my experiences with pygame where i had to make a dynamic assets loader

Another m3d classic

the lua part at the end xD

nice

wow incredible video cant belive you only have 1.741 subscribers! and there are json libraries for lua, you dont even need a package manager to get them! (literralyl just download the file or copy paste the code)

cool video man!