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The first public demo of Dawn of Defense, the game I've been working on together with the lovely people from 6side studio, was just released on itch!
If you're curious, or if you have some free time and would like to help out, we'd really appreciate some feedback! :)
It's out! 🎈 🎉
▶️ Ethical Games,
the first special issue of @acmgames:
https://dl.acm.org/toc/games/2024/2/2
13 excellent articles on the ethics of game design and development, ranging from digital children's rights to toxicity, games education, to microtransactions, responsible AI, and a roundtable on advancing ethics in the games industry, based on the first Ethical Games Conference.
Thanks to @CeliaHodent and Fran Blumberg for leading this initiative!
You can learn more about the game and wishlist it here:
Happy to announce I've been working together with the lovely people at 6side.de on Dawn of Defense! A Roguelite Tower Defense that mixes in RTS elements! We're finally at a point where we're happy to share some screenshots :)
Boosts very much appreciated!
Obviously this is a simple example, but if you have multiple different instances of your ScriptableObject that you want to change without losing the data, this can save you a long time!
In my case, my instances had references to prefabs, animation curves, and multiple other paramters. Having to manually re-create them is not only bothersome, but also error-prone. This way I ensured all the common parameters remained the same, and I only edited the ones that were new from the subclass!
Instead of re-creating the `Slime`, you can open it in the inspector, switch to Debug mode, and alter the script that the `Slime` uses from `Enemy.cs` \-> `JumpingEnemy.cs`. Now the `Slime` will keep all it's existing data, and show you the new field for `JumpHeight`!
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Lets say you have a scriptable object called `Enemy`. This has stats like `Health` and `Speed`. You create your enemy SO's like `Slime` and `Wolf`. After a while you realize you actually want to subclass your `Enemy` SO to create a `JumpingEnemy` with a `JumpHeight` parameter.
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In #unity, if you subclass a scriptable object, you can change all (applicable) existing SO's to the new subclass using the debug menu!
Learned this tip just yesterday! Example ahead🧵
Sebastian Deterding
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