subwooferx3

I've gotten 3 comments in a row along these lines and I never actually realized how funny it looked if you didn't know what the game was prior, and saw what looked like a cute raft game and bird and then suddenly gun, lmao.

If you're interested, the steam and itch.io pages are up now and the game will be releasing hopefully in the coming weeks! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1595490/Super_Raft_Boat_VR/

https://subwooferx3.itch.io/super-raft-boat-vr

I’ve already made a few quest builds that ran great so after main release i should get it on applab within a week or two after!

That can be done, I’m trying to get as many accessibility settings as i can, including changing which hand your gun is in and which hands you rotate and move with separately. Also notifying you of enemies behind you for people who don’t look around as often.

Coming soon to Steam and Itch.io: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1595490/Super_Raft_Boat_VR/

https://subwooferx3.itch.io/super-raft-boat-vr

Ask any questions you have!

Wishlist on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1595490/Super_Raft_Boat_VR/

Itch.io link: https://subwooferx3.itch.io/super-raft-boat-vr

Releasing within a few weeks for free!

I love slime

Just geometry nodes, there's 2 variants of the leaves and I just scatter them on a distorted cylinder. Only thing was getting the leaves to line up straight but it was just playing with rotation.

What is volumetric rendering mode? I googled it and this is literally the only result on google for that term in UE4 lmao

They call it an Oculus Quest 2 in the video, I don't know why it was excluded from the reddit title. What's your point anyways?

I'd use it to print parts to fix my desk drawers.

games like Star Citizen are procedurally generated, each person gets the same number used to generate all of the small unimportant details on the worlds so instead of storing every single location, rotation, scale, object, material, etc, for each object in a world, most of the world is placed by your CPU using the number saved and the singular asset in the files at random in the world, and player made stuff is saved on the server which stores it for you so you only load it when you visit it. Games like COD will hand place every single asset and even change stuff per-object to make each asset more unique so every single asset and material variation will have an entirely new look, which is important for AAA games because they expect everyone to inspect everything up close. Sucks for the consumer who doesn't care about that though.

not yet, as I'm currently working step by step to recreate it, and that's the last thing I will implement.

It's blender itself, but you can render with either eevee or cycles depending on how you want it to look. It's all in one program though.

not currently, no. Will see when I'm done with it.

About 10 minutes for the 2K image at 128 samples

Blender cycles

Custom lightmaps AND UE Generated ones both do it, it also happens on default unreal shapes. These are my lightmass settings but I was also able to replicate the glitch in a brand new project on default lightmass settings. https://i.imgur.com/Or4FtLw.png

EDIT: here it is in the new project, it only happens underneath objects here but I imagine if I added more objects everywhere it'd start appearing more places https://i.imgur.com/rpCUZcp.png

Nope, not me.

That one is pretty cool too, but mine was made from scratch.

As far as optimization, which aspect needed the most attention to get the game playable on minimum specs? For example polycounts, shaders, code, etc

No discord server for it right now but I'll update it on my twitter! https://twitter.com/SubwooferX3

Ok nevermind, I took a nap and now I figured it out lol. Still need to fix the tonemapping but it looks way better https://gfycat.com/abandonedpettyantarcticgiantpetrel

There will actually be 3 worlds, and trying to transition objects directly proved far more complicated coding wise + performance intensive. This is currently more of a proof of concept, if I was making it into a full game I'd put far more work into making the teleportation seamless. And it's far less jarring when you're actually playing it in VR

I use a camera to capture where the player would be on a different part of the map and then project it onto the camera of the player, I merge them in using a post process effect with a world aligned noise texture to make the transition more random.

I have not played it, but it looks awesome!

All the models were made in Blender and they're running in Unreal Engine 4

Hoping to release it for free on itch.io in the next 2 weeks as a beta!

r/NotKenM/

Nope, it was a 2V1 and the guy at the top just kept spamming clingers down.

I tried, but I way over estimated how much time I'd have to press the button.

The Twitter CEO called it a Laser Gun, not Zuckerberg.

You couldn't even fool a drunk guy

You look like a lint brush

Why is your 8 year old unsupervised with money on an online game?

The epic games store has a different refund policy, "Click Contact Us to submit your refund request. A full refund will be offered for any requests made within 14 days of purchase."

VR will be supported

Storage completely wiped, directly after playing Frostnite and getting to wave 5