@MrBennie
2 videos in 2 days!!! Awesome video Garratt. I think you was right about using a asset instead, saving time can sometimes be so beneficial :)
@DualWielded
I really like how you structured this devlog! Like you said, it feels like it turns into a learning experience devlog, which I really don't mind at all! Procedural modelling looks super cool and if very specific movement isn't a part of the game, choosing for the standard Unity 3D movement is a good shot! Keep it up, Garret :)
@islandgames5206
Procedural modelling seems like something that can save you a lot of time, it's one of those examples of work smarter not harder I guess.
@jojoyoustudio
The procedural modeling is great 😀
@GamesBySaul
This is looking great! I am glad you realise the power of Blender, the unlimited power!!
@Krevz
I really like the style of the devlog! The procedural modelling is awesome ive never even heard of it before :o looking forward to the next video! Subbed :D
N/A
Great video man, I like the new devlog style. Not too long - not too short :D
@benjaminboswell508
Love to see that your experimenting more:)
@rdake4542
Very great video watched to the end :D!
@RobLang
You can do procedural/coding graphics in Unity too. Shader graph can be used to move the points on your mesh. Have you ever given that a go? It's quite fun!
@Beengus
Very cool
@Skeffles
Looks great. I feel like you're the complete opposite to me. I enjoy working on game systems.
@and3rs
Great job Garrett! And yeah it's probably better not to reinvent the wheel if movement isn't something that is super important to the game! Also didn't you already do butterfly twists in past videos??? :O
@GamesInHouse
Getting very tech now :D
@reskit_1897
Wow you are underrated
@frankdev2988
Cool vid
@TonsOfHunStudios