Eric

Having some fun figuring out some baked lighting in Unity, while building out some rooms to explore.

I was busy with my actual game the last days, but did manage to spend some more time with this today. Level data is now imported from an external file, which makes adding more variations much easier. Also the game now can choose between either placing walls, or enemies. It's still all very mess and there is no game quite yet, but everything's in place to actually start building something.

Going to fiddle around with file import and data structures stuff (you know, really exciting things) in a bit over here:

the complaint about the kerning is off-base, though, the kerning on this is fine or at least not offensively bad; the "u" should probably be closer to the "l" than it is if you're just looking at the letter outlines, but the designer was probably trying to make the little river of negative space between the drop shadow on the "l" and the outline on the "u" not look any weirder than it already does

okay people have been roasting this, both in the comments and on twitter, for being a direct rip of an example template someone found on behance, and at first I didn't buy it simply because twitter's execution of this style looks so much more poorly done, but then I overlaid the two images on top of one another, and both the relative widths of the background hairlines and the locations of almost all of the lens flares match exactly if you overlay the two

and said they want their Logo back.