Looking at Zig Forums as a community of game enthusiasts, its become clear to me that there is no better place for game developers to ask for help / feedback / critique on their game projects. With such an impressive knowledge base on game mechanics and design, the information found here from gamers can be an invaluable resource for prospective developers.
So to all the Game Devs, please post a video (or picture) of your game, as well as a short description of what you're working on that needs feedback.
Gamers, please help your fellow Devs by giving them some honest critique (or praise) - you're advice could directly influence the games of tomorrow.
I highly doubt anyone from the gaming industry posts on Zig Forums
Ryan Smith
Is this to make game ready assets? You should watch some youtube tutorials on retopology, then try it on some simple models. youtube.com/watch?v=CuQzPDs99yM
This is for gamers to help indie devs. I dont expect any AAA game studios to come here. Helping indie's is better, your advice can make a serious impact.
eh, i'm just working on a shitty low poly 3d plat former
Jose Kelly
Well here is the place to get advice from gamers. Post a vid with a little description!
Kevin Cooper
My problem there was doing some sculpting and then having to remesh, once I have joined some meshes I needed to remesh to smooth areas which results in those elements fusing like that, increasing voxel size at that point just eats up resources, I tried scaling up the objects but it ends up with the same issues.
Levi Fisher
Unfortunately I think you're going to have to manually cut those toes user.. dont think there is a magic bullet for this issue
Dominic Hernandez
Yeah, I guess I'll just tweak some values on a program like Make human and only sculpt the alienish head, then use the retopo head directly on the base body with some minor tweaks.
Isaiah Young
>Corona Labs
LMAO WUT why would you name it after a fucking virus xD idiots
Matthew Davis
Alright since not too many devs are posting, Imma ask for some advice / feedback.
How to appeal to both casual and hardcore gamers when it comes to car build / customization in a racing / battling game.
Is there such a thing as too many options for customization? Currently working out the build system.
get a pirated version of FLStudio and start experimenting
Ayden Ward
by making music
Brody Powell
>Is there such a thing as too many options for customization? Yes. Especially if you want to appeal to casual. Too many options will cause choice overload and then they'll just freeze and choose not to choose instead.
Michael Murphy
>game enthusiasm board >asking dev advice on Zig Forums sorry, nobody here actually plays gæms
kek milk came out from may nose.. that fag for sure is ded by now, RIP!
David Lee
Download LMMS (free) and watch some tutorials.
Lincoln Powell
sunvox masterrace
Adam Barnes
Make a place for autist to be autistic. Maybe some fine tuning thing. Casuals will go as is, autists will autise. You know, like these guys who make cute anime girls decals from insane combination of simple shapes.
Bentley Lopez
Read about scales and just slap some notes together.
Robert Smith
Dicking around with a spin on Hearthstone Battlegrounds style autobattler with anime girls generated by a neural network as cards.
