Awesome to hear that!! Hope it can help you along the way :)

Oh, that's great to hear, thanks!! I could probably do it better than this though because I'm actually editing footage that I recorded while just playing about with it - maybe I'll make a really to-the-point wheelcollider tutorial after this will all my own lessons learned too etc.

@@Imphenzia bro please help me my all tyres rotate when i play change rotation auto help me

You can re-export fbx as well and overwrite which is good. I prefer fbx as they are a lot smaller in size and you can ustomize what you want to export. But thanks for the tip!

Yeah!

I would go for fbx. For some reason unity is not able to import (or detect) all animation from a blend-file. So it ends up with one. With fbx it is working perfectly. Another downside of blend-files is, that you can't share them via asset store. Maybe because you need to have blender installed (which is not the case for everyone).

@@MrTomateSalat Yeah I just use that method to import still assets.

He just said that

Glad you like the videos and that it seems to be providing something a little extra =) Keep it up and thanks for commenting!

>Same!

Cool, spent all night editing it haha, 5:24 AM here now so I'm off to get some sleep =)

@@Imphenzia you really is a hardworking person

@@Imphenzia goodnight haha

Same dude

Yeah, pretty happy with that :D

Yes, they get a lot of flack of being bad but I actually think they're pretty good all things considered!

Thank, happy to hear that! :)

That's great to hear - thanks for stopping by to comment and glad it helps along the way!

Great tip! Why don't I do that? :D

@@Imphenzia also, hold alt and press up or down and you can move a line up or down!

And then there's editors where CTRL+D deletes a line... grrr

I accidentally pressed CTRL+D in windows to duplicate a folder and deleted some important files.

if my memory is right, à CTRL+C on a line that is not highlighted will copy the whole line aswell

Thank you!! The 10mmc and this is taking a lot of my time but I haven't forgotten about the reacting to video!

That is so great to hear - thanks for sharing your thoughts! I hope you can stick to doing some Unity and Modeling stuff, and if you lose interest in making a particular game, there is no harm in switching to something that you do enjoy rather than feeling guilty that you didn't finish a particular thing. The learning process should be fun =)

Thank you!! I will try! :)

Thanks, glad you like it =)

See it as encouragement =) The track is a bit tricky to be fair, it is a bit fiddely with getting it joined up. But keep trying!

Thanks, I am very happy to hear that :) just keep playing with it and it will become a lot easier with time if you find it fun! All the best, take care!

Thanks, I appreciate it =)

Hi, thanks for dropping by! Supercars II is probably my all time favorite game - I bought an Amiga 500 for that game specifically back in the day =) Cheers!

Cool, haha, yes I get motion sick too unfortunately!

@@Imphenzia Thanks man! here you can see how it turned out, thanks a lot for your awesome tutorials! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9WHarNp37avpWQ.html

Thank you very much!! Yes I have healed up pretty good, finally getting some strength back in the shoulder too :)

@@Imphenzia Glad to hear it :) Looking forward to the next episode!

Cool, trying to edit them when I get a chance =)

Hi, that's great to hear!! Funny you should mention Isolation and Sydney, because I was in Sydney with my family in 2016 and we all had the flu back then that week so we saw Sydney pretty much only from our hotel window (luckily we had paid for a view of Darling Harbour), haha. Stay safe!

Oh no! But yeah, Darling Harbour is amazing! All the best. Can't wait for the next episode :D

You're welcome!

Cool! If you learned Python you can do anything, haha! =)

@@Imphenzia Just watching your vid for the 2nd time going through it slowly, it's so easy to follow, seriously, thank you so much!

@@Imphenzia quick question, when i do the wheel colliders, the x,y,z axis are all at 0, how do i fix this?

Hi, yes, that should work too!

Cool, thanks for taking the time to drop a comment and for being a follower! All the best :)

Thanks will try to publish next week!

Hi, thanks! And thanks for sharing some thoughts. Performance optimizations could always be done but for a game like this it wouldn't really make any difference. I try to write easy to understand code (for new people) and if they want to develop their skills in the future that's great. I apply the input states in the FixedUpdate since they are applied to physics driven wheel colliders, and since it's axis input I don't have to worry about missing any inputs in the Update loop like you risk with GetKeyDown etc. The FixedUpdate() loop runs 100 times per second by default, and with vSync the Update runs at 60-140 depending on peoples refresh rates, or potentially 200-1000 if people run without vsync for some reason =) So it's roughly the same or less to do it in FixedUpdate in this case. As far as I know you still have to reference Input.GetAxis with a string, I don't think it accepts hashes, and again, I think we are talking about an undetectable performance boost to change. But, those are my thoughts, and I am no pro coder =) Thanks again!

Cool, glad you found it useful!! =)

OH! Wow :) Even more magic - love that. Thank you!!

Cool, thanks!

Thanls, it's nice, finally a bit "warmer" too :)

Great to hear, thanks for commenting!

Thanks, glad you like it!

Imphenzia sure :) this is one of the best tutorials on KZfaq. And it’s one of the topics I was eager to learn :)

Cool, and now it's here =)

It was 34º this morning here in Bangkok and I was saying to my friend that it wasn't too hot, and nice having the windows open. It's hit 36º now so I've turned the air conditioner on.

Haha yes, I see how it can sound strange to call 10C warm :) i would not function in such heat! But it does sound nice :)

Wow, thanks =)

Cool me 2 :)

Cool, great to hear :)

Cool, I will try to edit but it'll be next week some time now.

Cool, good luck and have fun :)

You're welcome! Thanks for the vibes, returning some from Sweden!

Good that a translation tool works :)

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Thank you, glad you like it!!

Cool thanks :)

Sounds great, have fun making it - would love to see it =)

Cool, glad you like it =)

Thank you very much for subscribing - I appreciate it!

Thanks, glad you like it!

Thanks, you too mate!

@@Imphenzia 👏

Thanks :)

Thanks! I should be able to share it but I have to change it a bit as I edit the video because some parts I simplify during the video making process as I did things a bit wrong firamst time around. I can add a camera view toggle, but I haven't done the interior of cars at the moment for an incar view.

@@Imphenzia Thanks for your reply. Awesome! From my point of view, I've never tried Unity, so I'm far from a purist. I just want to try to put some of my car models in that to test and analyze how things works (without doing everything from scratch). As for the camera view toggle, I was talking about third person view (behind the car) not first person view, as I'm aware that's a lot more work to do the incar view.

Happy to hear that =)

Cool thanks! If I remember correctly the wheel colliders don't like to be rotated and scaled. When I did my Parking Spaces game I had mesh colliders first and when you instantiate a bunch of them they really affect the performance compared to primitives. I plan to have a lot of cars in the game so the performance will be a lot better. Also, you cant collide two non-convex mesh colliders in Unity.

Cool, have fun and best of luck with your low poly game :)

@@Imphenzia thx dude