The engine's called unity

@@slugintub I believe they were referring to the Unity based pixel art game engine this creator has made for creating such effects and scenes. As in the rendering.

@@drewplunkett8501 it's not engine.

It's a custom renderer built on Unity

@@slugintub yes but they mean the custom renderer he made for unity

likewise! your process videos are so impressive, and inspiring. I wish you had made your fire tutorial before I started working on my fire system haha.

Fantastic. I was trying to send a mensagem to AdamCYounis to contact and see your work cuz it’s so fabulous, but he already did it! Both of you have a amazing working!

@@t3ssel8r fire pixel simulation?

For real. I wish I could subscribe and get friends to support this. The technology is amazing.

Same!

This is not a game engine.

lmao he is doing unique thing which can be paid more than for 100k or even 1kk by studio and you think that he is just sell it for 5 bucks per month? omg. Even then, if not to sell he can make his own game which bring more money to him for his development, and it will be more pleasure giving, just than "$5 patreons" why always think "I paid him five bucks he has to work and do what I want 24/7". Moreover, this technology will give the author a very powerful advantage over competitors. Comments like yours have always been a trivial display of disrespect for other people's work. It's far worse than asking for something for free. You're just demeaning person labor and hardwork over intellectual property that's worth a lot more than even $5000.

​@@maximcherstvi9877 thanks, I appreciate the sentiment. Like you said, it's not worth it to me right now to take on the responsibility of delivering updates and exclusives to patreons. I have a well-paying real job, which means significant deviations from my main project (the game) are a bad investment of my time right now. However, I can't hold any ill will toward people who want to support what I'm doing. If nothing else, it's a good gauge of interest for a potential market opportunity in the future.

thanks! it is just some edge detection on the depth and normals of the viewport, and then shading based on the light. The details are confusing and not so interesting to explain, so I encourage you to try for yourself :)

@@t3ssel8r Will do!

it's just a behavior that reads keyboard/mouse inputs

I think it's mostly self experimentation for the specific implementation details, though I of course pick up lots of tricks from gdc/siggraph and web articles and so on.

I've considered it (and it's been a popular request) but I know I won't be able to do a good job maintaining it and providing support while also working on my own game, so I've shelved the idea for now.

thanks, I'm busy making my game for now, but may release some materials in the future if I find the time to clean it up.

time permitting, but for now my focus is on making the game

@@t3ssel8r I would love to purchase it. I am a huge pixel art game fan! And a concept artist myself. would love to be to work with something like this for my personal enjoyment XD.

fr i need this

not at the moment, thanks

maybe parts of it eventually. not my priority right now.

I think for the sort of thing you're talking about, I recommend checking out Sebastian Lague's coding adventures series if you're not already subscribed

Oke thank you very much!!!