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Making a Game in Unity 022: Holes in Ships
The main thing I did in this devlog was add holes in ships to the physical world. Although it contains less progress than usual, I decided to upload the video anyways, and I wanted to thank everyone who has supported me these last few months—Happy New Year!
C# Networking Tutorial Series: Build Multiplayer Games
In this new and improved C# networking tutorial series, you’ll learn how to connect a Unity client to a dedicated server and allow them to communicate using TCP and UDP.
Making a Game in Unity 021: Adjustable Sails
During the last two weeks, I took a bit of a break from development, and then I implemented adjustable sails and made ship speed dynamic. In this devlog, I also share some of my thoughts on procrastination and staying motivated.
Making a Game in Unity 020: Day Night Cycle
During the last two weeks, I reworked the wave simulation code, and I implemented a day night cycle, which made the world feel much more alive!
Making a Game in Unity 019: Sinking Ships
I’ve been talking about sinking ships throughout several of the previous devlogs, but the time has finally come. Over the last two weeks I worked
Making a Game in Unity 018: Server Architecture
Over the last two weeks I explored more advanced server architecture, and I experimented a bit with Unity’s new Data Oriented Technology Stack (DOTS).
Making a Game in Unity 017: Smoothing Movement
It’s been a while since I posted the last devlog—I’ve been pretty busy, in large part with starting a YouTube channel. Here’s the latest devlog, in video form.
Making a Game in Unity 016: Removing Water in Ships
In this update, I finally got around to removing the water inside the ships! Unfortunately, my computer’s power supply broke shortly after that, so I wasn’t able to accomplish much else.
Making a Game in Unity 015: Water With Shadows
After a lengthy break from programming, I finally discovered a way to render shadows on my water while maintaining the its shoreline effects.