How I Learned Procedural Generation

All the tutorials I used are in this playlist. Thanks for watching :) youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrMEhC9sAD1zprGu_lphl3c…

I really like how you describe the learning process you're going through and what resources you're using. Thank you very much for making this.

I am absolutely in love with your devlogs! I am very new to unity and these devlogs really motivate me to start making my own little projects. Keep up these great videos, i can't wait to see how this all will turn out!

this devlog is so much better than your previous one! i learned alot about terrain generation, great video!

this is an insanely well made video. I've been binging gamedev videos for about 2 weeks now but I think I'm finally ready to actually make the plunge.

I really enjoy how you explained the learning process you are going through and what resources you are utilizing. Thanks extremely much for creating this!

I love this, you describe your approach to learning the concepts necessary, reference and credit the YouTubers and videos/series that allowed you to learn these concepts quickly, point out mistakes and fix them (shows you really pay attention to the videos and what you're taught), and best of all you show the code to make these things work. Honestly very humble, many people keep these solutions to themselves to hold an advantage against competitors. I appreciate your approach :)

Awesome devlog dude, I love how its a hybrid between working on your game and you showcasing how you learned it

At first i related so much, but then your learning curve just grew exponentailly. Your Game looks amazing and this gives me motivation to try to improve myself in terms of Game Development. Keep up the good work, im looking forward to your next videos!

You've got yourself another sub. I love seeing other beginner indies working on their stuff. I come at it from the art side so there's a lot of confusion when I try to understand how any code works. I'm glad my partner is working on that side and being slightly less confused. Keep up the good work.

Amazing video! I’ve been working on very similar projects going through all the same tutorials. I love how you explain what combinations of what tutorials you referenced in order to get what information you needed to learn, very helpful. You deserve way more views!

Incredible, from the presentation to the content. Is a shame is only 5 minutes I could watch so much more. Keep up the good work!!

Ayy I am glad u found my grass tutorial helpfull, the project looks amazing <3

This is excellent! Really nice devlog and the cloud shader looks so cool

holy damn, such a great video, the spacing of the subjects, the problems u ran into, the solutions, the visuals, the explanation, good job mate!

wicked stuff man, love how you put your own twist on systems you found, i love the procedural generation in rust which has sent me into a bit of the rabbit hole of the subject, I'm wanting to implement it into my own survival style game. Keep it up !

This is really cool to see because I’m about to start thinking about terrains in my FPS game and yours look very nice! Really love the stylization. One quick tip is that I noticed sometimes the weapon looks a little long on screen from this perspective. If it’s something you agree with, one solution is to render weapons/arms on a second camera and set its FOV lower so the gun looks close. This also helps later so that if you change the FOV when sprinting the weapons won’t also become distorted. Great video I subbed!

I like this style of devlog. I can see how you learnt it and learn it myself :D it's really inspiring and gives me something to go off of for my journey too!

dang this video is perfect! Teaches you not only what you learned but how you learned it. Thanks!

This video gave so much idea on how to go about making a procedural island and this doesn't only work in Unity but also in Godot...basically any game engine i think. THANK YOU SO MUCH! now i can on go work on my game