Hello fellow students!
I decided to start a top 10 topics thread, I’ll be doing this on a weekly basis if I see a good response from the community, hope you guys enjoy it!
This passing week I saw a lot of amazing work from all of you, from questions, solutions, screenshots, and completed projects! The following 10 truly stood up by taking things to another level. Be sure to check them out and leave your feedback.
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@Pp_92 gives us an amazing take on Laser Defender with great custom sound effects!
Laser defender with my own music and sfx -
@Thjodann, in a first post, shares with us a great scene made with Unity primitives.
World of Tanks :) -
@louise_collins shows off some amazing blender skills, dedication, and a great eye for making things look good in Unity, in a very original take of Project Boost.
Player Rocket Explosions V Enemy Rocket -
An amazing tip from @Yavuz_Selim to see the particles’ colliders in the editor.
If you can't see the collider bounds in particle system -
Have you ever wondered how a farm of tanks would look like? @theplayer gives us an answer with an amazing first post.
My unity scene -
Original is the only word I have to describe this amazing take on the Block Breaker project coming from @u571989.
Turtle fight -
@Moaz7assan went all out with the camera in this amazing screenshot that looks like it has been taken out from a movie.
I Do It Right ;Yesss -
UFOs and space in this amazing Block Breaker game from @TheBitGuy. Go and play it!
Destroy All Blocks! -
Having troubles with strings? Well, say no more, @Salogeo comes with a great tip to deal with them in a more efficient way.
Different way to format text string -
@Skeleskime shared with us the text adventure “Push Button” and the process to make it, really amazing stuff.
Push Button Final Product
Thanks all for sharing your amazing work, it’s really inspiring to see all of you putting in all the effort.
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Don’t forget to check the latest podcast episode hosted by our very own Student Evangelist, Kevin-Brandon Joseph:
This week’s Blender Collab theme: Neon. Go and check out the amazing entries! Don’t forget you can join regardless of experience!
This is all for today! Happy “deving”!