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SummaryThis podcast episode focuses on creating environmental VFX in games and films, specifically wind, rain, fog, and snow in the Unreal Engine. It covers how these effects contribute to world-building, along with detailed steps and techniques for generating them, including using particle systems, shaders, and lighting. The discussion also addresses challenges and solutions related to optimizing performance for these effects in real-time environments.

Project Files: https://www.patreon.com/posts/117483654 . This is the 142nd episode of the new tutorial series on Action RPG game using Gameplay Ability System. Here we are going to work multiplayer replication of hitbox based damage system we have implemented. So we can use this system in a multiplayer game. Players will be able to damage each other or take down enemies together. Animations are sponsored by: https://www.ramsterzanimations.com/ https://www2.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/greatsword-anims Full Playlist : Action RPG series with gameplay ability system: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNTm9yU0zou7XnRx5MfBbZnfMZJqC6ixz // ! https://www.patreon.com/codelikeme Patrons will have access to project files of all the stuff I do in the channel and other extra benefitsJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClb6Jh9EBV7a_Nm52Ipll_Q/join Like my facebook page for more content : https://www.facebook.com/gamedevelopersclub/ Follow me on twitter : https://twitter.com/CodeLikeMe2 Follow me on reddit : https://www.reddit.com/user/codelikeme #CodeLikeMe #unrealengine #ue5 #ue4 #indiegamedev

If you're still looking for deals on Nintendo Switch games ahead of Christmas, you'll definitely want to check out Woot's wide selection of game deals. As of December 8, all of Woot's Switch game deals will arrive by Christmas. If you're an Amazon Prime member--Woot is owned by Amazon--your order will probably arrive within a few days. For the past few months, Woot has really leaned into Nintendo Switch game deals, and the list of titles available now might be the biggest yet. Plus, the majority of the games are Switch exclusives published by Nintendo, and most are seeing discounts of $20 or more.Check out the list of 45-plus Switch game deals below. It includes nine games with Mario in the title as well as several others starring the plumber's taller, oft-frightened brother and more of his friends from the Mushroom Kingdom. You'll also find a bunch of Pokemon games, multiple Zelda titles, and other notable exclusives, including Metroid Dread, Nintendo World Championships, Nintendo Switch Sports, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. See all game deals at Woot Nintendo Switch Holiday Game Deals at WootAnimal Crossing: New Horizons -- $40 ($60)Bayonetta -- $35 ($60)Bayonetta 3 -- $30 ($60)Bayonetta Origins -- $35 ($60)Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze -- $42 ($60)Doom Anthology - Steelbook + BFG Replica -- $55 ($80)Dragon Quest I-III Collection -- $42 ($60)Everybody 1-2 Switch! -- $13 ($30)The Elder Scrolls. V: Skyrim -- $45 ($60)Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes -- $27 ($60)Harvest Moon: One World Complete -- $20 ($40)Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe -- $40 ($60)Kirby Star Allies -- $40 ($60)Kirby and the Forgotten Land -- $40 ($60)The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom -- $50 ($60)The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom -- $45 ($70)Luigi's Mansion 2 HD -- $45 ($60)Luigi's Mansion 3 -- $40 ($60)Mario & Luigi: Brothership -- $50 ($60)Mario Golf: Super Rush -- $40 ($60)Mario Kart 8 Deluxe -- $38 ($60)Mario Party Superstars -- $40 ($60)Metroid Dread -- $42 ($60)New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe -- $40 ($60)Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition -- $25 ($30)Nintendo Switch Sports -- $37 ($50)Paper Mario: The Origami King -- $42 ($60)Pokemon Legends: Arceus -- $45 ($60)Pokemon: Let's Go, Eevee -- $40 ($60)Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu -- $42 ($60)Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX -- $42 ($60)Pokemon Shield -- $40 ($60)Pokemon Sword -- $42 ($60)Pokemon Scarlet -- $42 ($60)Pokemon Violet -- $42 ($60)Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Double Pack -- $85 ($120)Sonic X Shadow Generations -- $37 ($50)Splatoon 3 -- $42 ($60)Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury -- $42 ($60)Super Mario Bros. Wonder -- $43 ($60) | Sold outSuper Mario Odyssey -- $40 ($60)Super Mario Party -- $40 ($60)Super Mario Party Jamboree -- $48 ($60) | Sold outSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate -- $43 ($60)Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition -- $40 ($60) | Sold outYoshi's Crafted World -- $40 ($60)Note: Woot recently made a change to its Nintendo Switch game listings. The retailer no longer discloses whether you are getting a North American release or an imported game. All Nintendo Switch games are region-free, and every game in the list above is playable in English. That said, this is important to consider for games with DLC, such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. If you do not get a North American version and want the DLC, you will need to purchase that content from the eShop matching your game. So if you get a UK game, you need to download DLC from the UK eShop, which requires making a separate Nintendo account. Not many games in the list above--or Nintendo games in general--have DLC, but this is worth keeping in mind.Continue Reading at GameSpot

There's a very curious sight in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, one that you'll stumble upon once you reach the Himalayas level. It also happens to have a tricky puzzle where the solution isn't as obvious at first glance. Here's our guide on how to complete the Code Table and Captain's Code in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.How to solve the Code Table and Captain's Code in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle - Puzzle guideThe Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Captain's Code puzzle is part of the main quest in the Himalayas. It's called A Harsh Climb. As you explore the ship, you'll eventually arrive at an officer's mess hall where everyone has frozen to death. You need to check out a few clues if you want to open the metal door. The Captain's Code clueThe first clue comes from the Captain's Code document. It has the following letters written on it: J--G-M.There are also two more Code Table documents in this room, but we'll discuss these in a while. Code CipherIf you check the room, you'll see several Code Tables--i.e. disks with letters--on the counter and on the floor. Pick these up and place them in the cipher in the correct order:First slot: The disk with the letter "J"Second slot: The disk with the letter "" (umlaut)Third slot: The disk with the letter "G"Fourth slot: The disk with the letter "M" Code Table and Captain's Code solutionOnce all disks are inside the cipher, dial in the letters until "J--G-M" are selected. Curiously enough, nothing happens. However, if you look at the letters below the "solution," you'll see that they spell out "B-L-U-T."Read the Code Table document again. You'll notice "B-L-U-T" has a corresponding numerical sequence: 3666. Interact with the panel on the door and input 3-6-6-6. This is the passcode for "B-L-U-T" and it will cause the door to get unlocked.That does it for our guide on how to complete the Code Table and Captain's Code puzzle in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. A bit later in the campaign, you have to deal with yet another brain teaser. You can learn more about it in our A Gate of Wits/Mak-Yek guide.You're bound to encounter many secrets, puzzles, and challenges in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. As you continue your adventure, we encourage you to take a look at our Indiana Jones and the Great Circle guides hub.

Physical damage may be the most straightforward damage type in Path of Exile 2; but it does have the chance of stunning just about any enemy in the game, including bosses. Stunning enemies isn't like other elemental ailments, and there are two types of stunning that can occur on players and enemies.

The PlayStation revolutionized the face of gaming by introducing 3D games that didn't require a pricey microchip, add-on, or an expensive 'multimedia system'. Then it was succeeded by the PlayStation 2, which became the most successful console ever made...eventually. People weren't actually hot on its limited library at release, including some Dreamcast ports that were mostly better on Sega's machine. Then, because it was the first out of the door, its specs and hardware weren't quite as advanced as that of Microsoft's new Xbox and the Nintendo Gamecube.