Swerve input tutorial in Unity | Hyper casual games 

just tweak the max swerve amount and keep the starting local position of the player at x=0

@@rakibjahan It's limits the player moving speed but not set a limits so the player can't position cannot be less than -4.5 and more than 4.5 along the x axis, can you give me an idea how to do it? I'm waiting your response!

I know it's late, you've probably solved it by now. But for anybody that still tries to solve this; you can use Mathf.Clamp function to clamp x values in between -4.5 to 4.5. So even if the x value gets over 4.5, clamped value will stay 4.5.

@@revulpes6071 can you show an exmaple please?

@@Dranzer10HD vector3 blabla = transform.position; blabla.x = Mathf.clamp(blabla.x, -4.5,4.5); tranform.position = blabla;

Can't guarantee as hyper casual games use a level based approach rather than endless.

I saw that on many vodoo games like jonnytrigger

@@mrityunjaydwivedi9930 Jonny Trigger uses a level based approach where each level is handcrafted

Thanks for letting me know that but is this not difficult to make like 1000 levels

@@mrityunjaydwivedi9930 Yes and no. Certain layouts are reused many times for eg, the part between two checkpoints.

Actually there's no specific course for this as far as i know. You just learn normal game dev and then go from there

Thank you

Not yet. I will do short tutorials for now like this one. Let me know what you would like to see next.

@@rakibjahan can you make a tutorial on making a small hyper casual game . Please

@@adnaan_animations8136 I will make a short tutorial on the mechanics of 'Cube Surfers'

can you say where did you learn to create this cool hyper casual games ... or can you suggest any course . i didnt find any on internet . hope you helps

@@adnaan_animations8136 Actually there's no specific course for this as far as i know. You just learn normal game dev and then go from there

yes, Unity android