I am currently working on a game inspired from a youtuber.
So theres a youtuber know as KreekCraft and he made a video where he talked about which youtubers he could be in a boxing match. So, since I want to find out, I made a game for it!
I’ve been working on it for about a month now.
I am currently finishing up the menu for the game!
I have also started making one of the first characters.
Maps:
Places:
And thats the stuff I have been working on!
Wowza this is extreme!
I myself am horrible at building.
So any pointers for making stuff like buildings, little props, etc would help me a lot lol.
I’ve been reading you posts for months!!
Also. What do you do with all the things you make?
So cool yo!
Did this game release yet? Cause I would love to play it!
Unfortunately it has not! We are still working on the framework for VR Players.
If you would like more details
Probably a good pathfinding I made in JavaScript that is gonna be used for a game (see my past post to see a hint).
Here are the comparisons.
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Modified version:
Kinda make NPCs less robotic.
I’ve been working on a datastore managment service using open cloud for a while now called DataMate. Similar to the plugin DataStore Editor.
You can try it our here:
Hello again,
Till now I was working on M14 Battle Rifle with internals.
I personally think it was way easier than I thought it would be but I think I can still improve is some things.
Here’s some experimental renders.
I think I should work on my rendering a lot since this looks like shit
Without renders it looks 10 times better but yeah my renders are just awful and probably ruined everything
And here’s the final render.
I know,I know this render looks like crap but it’s the best I could do rn lol
Sincerely,
Just finished and uploaded a UGC model see it here - Candy Corn Head - Roblox
Working on a melee combat game inspired by Chivalry and Mordhau
Combat System + Fighting NPCs
Battering Ram + Explosive Ballista (The ram will be pushed by players or NPCs, not go by itself)
Finishing up a soundtrack…
it’s now 47 minutes long 
Decided to restart my project… again.
This attempt lasted a lot longer than the others, but I’m starting to wonder if I should just cut my losses and move on to something else.
I’ve thought about it and figured, I should try using the “Atmosphere” instance again. Though I was disappointed with how inflexible it was (and how much better my experience’s time-based lighting looked without it), now that I’ve noticed how good it looks in Royale High, I believe I’m going to give it a second chance.
I’ve replaced my experience’s unique city sky with a basic one, as atmosphere covers up the lower half of the skybox, covering the distant “buildings” with what looks like fog. After playing with its properties, I think I’ve picked the right settings for the look that I’m after. With very few changes, here’s what sunset looks like:
Not every time of day looks good with atmosphere, though; It looks like my baseplate is haunted or something at midnight now.
EDIT: I’ve added support for atmosphere to my smooth time-of-day script, and have started editing the “color”, “decay”, and “density” properties to improve how all parts of the day look. That debug feature that I added earlier this year really helped me quickly visualize and make changes in real time!
you should only use smooth on all sides n studs for top, inlet for bottom. i made the same mistake as you but i used universal everywhere instead cool besides that
Me and my team are working on a rhythm game, which it’s called Project: Afternight, and somehow I work on solo projects too. It’s quite interesting since I have worked on a group project, plus I’m helping them with building and stuff.
Creating games are quite fun.
