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Advanced FPS Counter – Unity Asset Review

Written by PET on . Posted in Unity Assets Reviews

Advanced FPS Counter Unity Asset ReviewAdvanced FPS Counter as the name implies, it’s a FPS counter for your Unity games. I used it on all my Unity project’s, like the Fight of the Primitive game.

This tool can display the current FPS of your game, the average FPS, how much memory it uses and also information about your PC.

One nice feature that I forgot to mention in the video is the fact that you can “throttle” your FPS. So for example if you want to check if your game will run and how it will run at “10” FPS, you can do that. It’s a good way to debug your physics, etc.

If you want to see the asset in action, check the video from below:

Fight of the Primitives – Devlog

Written by PET on . Posted in Game Development

Fight of the Primitives is a small game that I’m developing in Unity in order to learn how to create different systems in Unity using Bolt, the visual scripting tool I covered in the past.

This all started after I finished my tutorials on that small “Plants vs Zombies” clone. That thing wasn’t much of a game. It didn’t had a win or a fail state. It was just some small mechanics that I implemented in order to see how I use Bolt. The reason why I did this small PvZ clone is because I did the same project using FlowCanvas which is another visual tool I covered in the past.

So after finishing that tutorial, I decided to start creating a small game that will feel more complete. I would also challenge myself on implementing more complex stuff in order to learn Unity, but no to complex because I want to keep things small.

I really have no idea on how this is going to turn out. At the time of writing this (21.December.2017) I just recorded Devlog #2, I just livestreamed for 4 hours again… and I’m feeling really good and excited. So let’s see together how this thing is going to turn out 🙂

Another thing that I have to add is that the development of this game is being live streamed on my Twitch Channel. You can see me struggle implementing features, loosing more of my hair fixing bugs and smiling while thinking of design decisions 😀 So join me!

Hidden Folks Review

Written by PET on . Posted in Game Reviews

Hiddel Folks is an amazing hidden object game. Well it’s more of a hidden “folks” game if you get what I’m saaaying.

Every world/level/canvas you get a couple of hidden folks that you need to find. I love the sounds a lot! Every place you click you get this sound made by a human voice. Works really well with the style of the game. Anyway, I think it’s just better to watch my video than read what I’m trying to say 😛

Steam Page
Official Website

Plants vs Zombies in Unity using Bolt (Part 4)

Written by PET on . Posted in Tutorials, Unity

BoltWelcome to Part 4 of my “Plants vs Zombies in Unity using Bolt” tutorial. In the first part I tried to introduce you to Bolt and how Bolt works, we made the plants button UI, we made it so we know what grass tile we clicked and we made the new plant to follow the mouse cursor. In the second part we talked on how we load another scene additive, we talked about the pause menu, UI Manager and we even seen how we can use State Machines with Bolt. In the third part we talked about how to spend money to build plants, the money manager and some other stuff.

In this episode we are going to talk about:

  • Zombie
  • Health System (State Machine that we can add on anything that we want to have health)
  • UI Gain/Logic Anim (I only show this in the video since I ended up not using it)
  • Bullet
  • Zombie Spawner

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Favorites List – Unity Asset Review

Written by PET on . Posted in Unity Assets Reviews

Favorites ListFavorites List is an extremely useful Unity Editor Tool. Favorites List allows you to drag & drop any Unity object into it creating a really accessible shortcut to that object.

Whenever you want to access that object you can just click it. This will ping the object in your project/scene and select it so you can access it. This is extremely useful when you need to go back and forth several game objects.

On that list you can add any Game Object from your scene and any file from your project. Need a reference to a couple of your scenes, add them on the list. Need to reference some prefab, add it to the list 🙂

It’s really easy to use and intuitive. Also… very cheap!

Also check out the website of the developer.

Thanks for watching!