Create Procedural Levels with Dungeon Architect | | #Unity #GameDev #Tutorial
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In an earlier DevLog I quickly showed the use of Dungeon Architect to create levels. A few people asked me to go into more detail into how you can create procedural levels with Dungeon Architect. So here it is, a getting started guide for the wonderful Unity Asset Dungeon Architect (https://bit.ly/DungeonArchitect).
This video series is about creating an FPS as fast as possible using assets from the asset store (list of assets here https://bit.ly/ZombieSewerAssets). In the earlier videos we made a fully playable prototype level in less than 3 hours. The last couple of videos have focused on making the prototype a proper game. If you haven't seen the earlier videos then you might want to view the playlist first https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6pqvWkvTOzQUqkz_mWS1rY-XXJ7t6RrT
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Dungeon Architect Documentation: https://docs.dungeonarchitect.com/unity/tutorials/index.html
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