Portal Physics & Tricky Floors! (Having fun with Unity)
Roman Papush
Mar 24, 2019 15:56
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This week in game dev: more random stuff to play around with, portals (or to be more correct — portholes) and some shifty floor panels. I also answer your questions at the end of the video.
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Hello, mateys! This past week was absolutely bonkers! I did not expect such reactions from you ❤️
I didn’t have much time for game development this week or for doing a competent job on editing, but I also didn’t want to just disappear, so here’s a little recap of what I’ve been up to.
Thank you guys, you rock! Keep being dedicated! ✊
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