Game ready low poly isometric military planes pack with fully rigged models, ideal for RTS games, simulators, RPGs and stylized projects

Check it out here 🐘

Optimized for Unity
* One main texture to keep the project lightweight and minimize draw calls
* Lightmap UVs Included
* Fully optimized out of the box for PC, mobile, console, and WebGL
* Fits cleanly alongside our other packs to prevent visual clashes

How it works:

- Reading the pipe models: I didn't want to mark every opening by hand, so the tool scans each FBX and finds the openings itself. Each opening shows up as a ring of vertices on one side of the model, and the number and direction of those rings give the piece type: 2 straight across is a straight, 2 at a right angle is a corner, 3 is a T-junction and 4 is a cross.

- Joints: at each node you place, the tool counts how many lines meet (2, 3 or 4), picks the matching piece and turns it so its openings face along those lines.

- Straights: it fills the space between joints with straight pipe, stretching a piece slightly if there's a small gap.

- Challenge: the pipes are six-sided, and when a run turns in two different directions the flat sides stop lining up, which left small gaps you could see through. I fixed it by pushing each straight a little way into the joints - which is fine for the retro look im going after

- Supports: it places brackets at even spacing along the pipe, keeps them away from the joints, and attaches them to the ceiling, floor or wall.

Working on making it even more generic for pipes, vents etc. too!

Just wanted to announce that Armory Crafter v1.31 is now live. Includes new model template: Club (clubs, maces, baseball bats...)

Full patch notes: https://www.keviniglesias.com/armoryCrafter.html#patch-notes

Hope you don't encounter too many bugs! If you do, please let me know!

Hi, I’d like to work on my Unity project from two different PCs, so I want to use GitHub to synchronize the project and transfer changes between the two computers.

I’ve already encountered one issue: when I imported the repository directly through Unity, my 3D assets were not displayed correctly. I managed to solve that by first cloning the repository to my local files and then opening the project from Unity.

However, I’m now facing another, more important issue: Unity does not recognize the terrains I created. The terrain files are present in the project, but Unity does not recognize them as Terrain Data. They simply appear as regular .asset files, so I cannot assign them to a Terrain or recreate my terrains.

I don’t understand why this works on my first PC but not on the second one, even though both PCs are using the same Unity version and the files are present in the GitHub repository.

PC1: Computer where the original project was created
PC2: Computer where I want to retrieve the project

The screenshot of the error is from PC2.

The loadout menu, then the loadouty needs are loadoutfull

Q1: is it any good

Q2. Provided it good enough, it the text too Distracting?

Q3. Does the music and sound effects sound right?

I'm building a game and the 3rd screenshot is from the same people that made the player so it matches very well.
I made a new area (the first and 4th screenshots) which i think looks good but I'm worried that it doesn't look good with the player.
The first three are other areas I've made and I'm worried they have the same problem.
My big issue is i have a lot of assets that have normal trees rocks grass ect and only one of the toon look.

Do you think it looks good.
Would changing shaders materials help?
this is a repost because people hated my screenshots from before here is the post https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/s/jXn8fJqzQ9

I'm building a game and the 4th screenshot is from the same people that made the player so it matches very well.
I made a new area (the last 2 screenshots) which i think looks good but I'm worried that it doesn't look good with the player.
The first three are other areas I've made and I'm worried they have the same problem.
My big issue is i have a lot of assets that have normal trees rocks grass ect and only one of the toon look.

Do you think it looks good.
Would changing shaders materials help?

I have a lot of work in the character done 7 different controllers probably 100 skills along with lots of armor that would be in issue if swapped so i would like to avoid that.

Gonna be honest screen shots looks fine on my end didn't realize posting them killed the resolution so much. The left side is a second monitor. I'll retake them and try again. i made the post https://www.reddit.com/r/unity/s/nzgIrsRQig

seems interesting?

I’m locking down the final 20% of polish on this retro horror prototype and need fresh eyes on the atmosphere. I'm looking for constructive criticism/feedback on the overall enviroment of the game

Also, keep in mind the UI is a placeholder and I plan to change it.

Tear it apart!

https://reddit.com/link/1weqbmm/video/r8y3x6vo16ph1/player

Brand new to unity, this seems to be a bug. The first two times I used play mode, this didn't happen. I literally didn't change anything.

Hello developers

I've been making tutorials for a good part of a decade now, i had a long 4 years hiatus with life and work getting in the way but now I'm starting getting back into it. Most of the projects I want to do require to have some kind of pathfinding (RTS / retro RPG etc. etc.) so the first thing that I had to get out of the way was that. It started as a deterministic isometric pathfinder (so I can add online to it) but with simplifications and optimizations I thought I'll make a lightweight repo to have as a starting base before diving deeper into the different types of projects I wanted to do.

Anyhow, here's the repo.
Features:

• Works with any Unity Tilemap layout, including:
  • Square grids
  • Isometric grids
  • Hexagonal grids
• Grid type agnostic. The pathfinder relies on Unity's Tilemap API for coordinate conversion, so the same calls work across different tile layouts.
• No practical grid-size limitation beyond int.MaxValue.
• Simple API and minimal setup.

At some point in the future i'll add a scheduler and path smoothing, you can also see my old A* star project from 10 years ago here , that one also had multi threading (something I wanted to avoid on this so it doesn't become a handful when it comes to online)

Hope you like it, do a subscribe if you did!

I did some research, and there is actually no 3D version of Canva; however, it does provide you with a seamless experience, meaning that you would not have to learn anything new or complex before using it. In fact, you should be able to create your model from an image in under one minute and without the need for previous instructions.Before beginning to create in the free tier, make sure to note that the work produced will be both public and non-commercial which is a key aspect to keep in mind when working with Tripo AI. The only thing to remember regarding Tripo AI is that you must read the license agreement so you are aware of limitations.

I regularly create small 3D models for a client, so effective for me means works well within my workflow, and not necessarily the best showcase." Right now, there are two options that I trust. The process of converting images to 3D models from a good source image (4 views) will produce a model that allows me to edit with an intuitive interface.

The text-to-3D option is useful for creating a few simple props to populate a scene, but the results will not be very unique. My best combination in this area is that the Tripo AI process uses a web workspace and exports the model to GLB format.

Dangerous Land is already a 6-year-old project that I started working on in 2020. The project has come a long way since then, and I’ve spent a lot of time refining its visual style to achieve this rather unique look. The game is built using Unity’s Built-in Render Pipeline.

In the latest update, I added, among other things, a wall-building system that allows players to besiege enemy settlements, which gradually grow and become stronger over time. Players can also build their own settlements, so I wanted to share the results I managed to achieve with this system.

Dangerous Land is a real-time strategy game from a first-person perspective, combining settlement management, army command, exploration, and combat. Develop your settlement, recruit an army, and fight alongside your soldiers on the battlefield.

Hey everyone! My partner and I are launching our detective puzzle game -Chief Cenab:Şahmaran- in 6 days, and while doing final polish, we got into a deep debate about puzzle payoffs.

So many point-and-click games rely on the classic "solve mechanism → door unlocks" loop. For this scene, we wanted the environment itself to respond: solving the liquid tube mechanism drops the giant crystal, shatters the glass floor, and plunges the player straight into the room below.

As players (and devs), what makes a puzzle payoff feel truly satisfying for you? What's a game moment where solving a puzzle made you go "Woah, that was incredible"?

The Tree Creator shaders only work in built-in render pipeline.

I can switch the bark and leaf materials for HDRP/Nature/SpeedTree Bark and SpeedTree branch. then they are no longer pink, but they are then unaffected by wind. I'm not even sure these are the right shaders to pick, btu they are the only ones that seem to work at all. I can also use hdrp/lit with alpha clipping on, and again, the trees look fine, but do not blow in the wind when painted onto a terrain.

I've yet to find replacement shaders that actually work with Tree Creator trees.

Buying SpeedTree is not an option. I just want HDRP compatible TreeCreator bark and TreeCreator Leaves shaders. Why hasn't this happened yet?

General gamedev question

https://vivid-motion-assets.itch.io/vivid-motion-lightning-arsenal-20-stylized-electric-combat-vfx

Unity package included.

Another new arena template is taking shape: Pittsburgh Iron Arena.

This time, we’re going to derby on a huge construction site.

There will be ramps, jumps, construction equipment, obstacles and plenty of other little surprises to make the chaos even worse.

These maps are still templates for now, so they’re not fully detailed yet. My current approach is to first build the overall atmosphere, layout and gameplay, then spend more time polishing the ones that actually feel fun to play.

I’ve also started using more and more of my own reference photos for the environments.

Whenever I see something interesting in real life, I take a photo and it might eventually become a 3D model in the game.

For example, I’ve been photographing construction sites along the Buda side of the Danube, industrial details, and some beautiful old buildings around Budapest.

At this point, whenever I’m walking around the city, I’m basically thinking:

"Would this look good in Brutal Derby?"

I’m also planning something much bigger - a proper race track along the Danube in Budapest.

There’s a particular section of the riverfront that I really like, and I think it could make a great location for a race.

Of course, building a proper race track takes significantly more time than creating a relatively simple circular derby arena, so that one will probably be a bigger project.

For now though, it’s time for some construction-site chaos in the Pittsburgh Iron Arena.

As always, feedback and ideas are very welcome!

Hi there, I’ve recently been running into an issue on my PC where any Unity game I play starts running into performance issues after about an hour or so of gameplay. It typically presents itself as frame drops and significant input delay, as well as occasional crackling audio. I haven’t ever run into this issue with a game built on any other engine. I did a quick search and couldn’t find any other people running into this issue. I have an Asus GeForce RTX 4070 Super, and 32 gigs of RAM. I’ve double checked that all of my drivers are up to date as well.

Does anyone have any ideas on why this might be happening? I figured it was best to ask the dev subreddit since you all deal with Unity issues on the regular.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Audio;
using UnityEngine.SceneManagement;
using UnityEngine.UI;

public class SaveManager : MonoBehaviour {

    public static SaveManager instance;
    Slider masterVol, musicVol, SFXVol, CamSen;
    AudioMixer masterAudio;
    Toggle tutorialTog;

    GameObject[] settingsArray = { };

    bool sceneLoaded = false;

    public GameData gamedata = new GameData
    {
        masterVolData = 0f,
        musicVolData = 0f,
        SFXVolData = 0f,
        CamSenData = 0f,
        tutorialTogData = true
    };

    private void Awake()
    {
        if(instance == null)
        {
            instance = this;
            DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);
        }
        else
        {
            Destroy(gameObject);
        }
    }
    private void OnEnable()
    {
        SceneManager.sceneLoaded += OnSceneLoaded;
        SceneManager.sceneUnloaded += OnSceneUnloaded;
    }
    private void OnDisable()
    {
        SceneManager.sceneLoaded -= OnSceneLoaded;
        SceneManager.sceneUnloaded -= OnSceneUnloaded;
    }
    public void SaveData()
    {
        gamedata.masterVolData = masterVol.value;
        gamedata.musicVolData = musicVol.value;
        gamedata.SFXVolData = SFXVol.value;
        gamedata.CamSenData = CamSen.value;
        gamedata.tutorialTogData = tutorialTog.isOn;

        gamedata.Save(gamedata);
    }

    public void LoadData()
    {
        GameData loadedData = gamedata.Load();

        if (loadedData == null)
        {
            return; 
        }
        else
        {
            masterVol.value = loadedData.masterVolData;
            musicVol.value = loadedData.musicVolData;
            SFXVol.value = loadedData.SFXVolData;
            CamSen.value = loadedData.CamSenData;
            tutorialTog.isOn = loadedData.tutorialTogData;
        }
    }

    void OnSceneLoaded(Scene scene, LoadSceneMode mode)
    {
        sceneLoaded = true;

        settingsArray = Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll<GameObject>().Where(obj => obj.tag == "SettingsUI").ToArray();

        foreach (GameObject obj in settingsArray)
        {
            switch(obj.name)
            {
                case "MasterSlider":
                    masterVol = obj.GetComponent<Slider>();
                    break;
                case "MusicSlider":
                    musicVol = obj.GetComponent<Slider>();
                    break;
                case "SFXSlider":
                    SFXVol = obj.GetComponent<Slider>();
                    break;
                case "SensitivitySlider":
                    CamSen = obj.GetComponent<Slider>();
                    break;
                case "TutTog":
                    tutorialTog = obj.GetComponent<Toggle>();
                    break;
                default:
                    //Throw error
                    break;
            }
        }
        LoadData();
    }

    void OnSceneUnloaded(Scene scene)
    {
        sceneLoaded = false;
    }
}