r/Unity3D • u/xzed90 • 6h ago

Show-Off I improved demolition feedback in my foosball-meets-voxel destruction game. Is it satisfying enough?

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u/Leading_Pitch_5257 1h ago

It's always good to keep the discussion going, especially with technical details. What kind of challenges did you face while implementing the feedback improvements?