I’ve been using Game Creator 2 for my game Mana Valley. It’s amazing, highly recommend. Just a bit of a clarification for anyone interested. There are 2 versions of it. Game creator and Game Creator 2. Game Creator 2 is in beta. They do similar things but aren’t cross compatible. Any modules are specific to a version. For example… Stats only works with Game Creator. Stats 2 only works with Game Creator 2.
I recently acquired the Platformer Project for research purposes and it's quite solid. Final IK has been a great help so far, as well as Paint in 3D (for allowing some texture customization in game). Solid picks!
Next youtuber to do a video on final ik or game creator, I will join their patreon. There are way too many assets and not enough updated videos. Game creator's documentation is old and trial and error takes too dang long. Edit: don't even get me started on their inventory and stats system.
I almost finished my current project and scrolling the internet for some new tips&tricks for the next one to be more professional developer. And you know what, that "Asset Hunter" is going to change my life :D Because my build is 80 mb and my project is near 20gb because of unused assets. Thanks to you! =)
I just went on a little asset buying spree. I very strongly thought about getting Game Creator 2 (I got Game Creator 1 plus a few modules in a sale) but I didn't like the idea of them separating every single feature into a separate module. And if you want third party modules like State Machine or multiplayer support the costs start to become a little ridiculous. I'm by no means on a budget and could comfortably afford it but I simply cannot justify it. Especially not when you can get other assets that do the work just as well or better. I've also heard that it's only good for smaller games as it has performance issues which I guess is understandable given it's such a high level visual scripting language. I might consider throwing Paint 3D and Platformer Project onto my list though.
@@samyam @@samyam I don't doubt it. It does look like a fantastic asset. And I'm still tempted to get it. It's just hard to justify when I already own assets that do all that it offers. The temptation for me is that with Game Creator it's an asset with a bunch of features made by the same developer that, supposedly, work seamlessly together instead of being a bunch of different assets from different developers that may not work well together. That said. One of the biggest critiques of Game Creator is its poor support. There are quite a lot of users who complain about the lack of support and fear that support for Game Creator 2 will be stopped as fast as it was for Game Creator 1 which hasn't received an update in over a year. And with Unity DOTS just around the corner they'll probably come out with Game Creator 3. When spending such large sums of money you'd expect a bit more support from the developers.
I forgot to mention for those interested in buying this asset. State Machine module by Ninjutsu Games is a must if you want to avoid creating a lot of Game Objects.
Hey samyann, I recently watched your unity netcode video and it was super useful! I'm creating one myself and need your advice. Say my played can dynamically spawn cars , how can I get my player owner controller in my car script so I can disable it for the player to "drive" the car?
It doesn't, not even a little bit. You can test it yourself by dragging the Assembly-CSharp.dll or any other DLL into your IDE of choice or with JustDecompile. There's also tools like "uTinyRipper" and "AssetRipper". If you enable compiling to IL2CPP it's a little bit harder to decompile, but still very possible.
Btw should make "free unity tools you cant live without instead", im a student and i cant afford it, my country is poor af too. To us, 2 dollars is a lot
@@samyam Pause Manager -> This asset is about handling pause in your game using Unity Event objects Events 2.0 for Unity -> This asset is an ''upgrade'' of regular Unity Event object... It can take methods with multiple arguments, even arguments of type Enum, Vector2, Vector3, Arrays
