Hey everyone, I'm Batpan—the bat who catches bullets with a pan! 🎯

I just released a new Unity tutorial on how to create a dynamic crosshair, inspired by the game Fears to Fathom. When you look at interactable objects, a small circle will appear inside your crosshair, enhancing your game experience.

This video is part of my series covering Unity tips and tricks. Check out the playlist on my channel for more tutorials, including how to create functions from Fears to Fathom.

If you're into retro horror games with a twist, I'd love for you to check out my game and share your opinions. The link is in the description of the video.

All the files used in this tutorial are available on my GitHub. Links to the files are in the video description.

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🔗 Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/Ut_gmKi9TJI

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🦇 Hello everyone, I'm BatPan, the bat who catches bullets with a pan! 🦇

I've just uploaded the first part of a tutorial series on how to create spine-chilling jumpscares in Unity, inspired by the game Fears to Fathom. In this video, we cover the essential setup needed to bring those terrifying moments to life. This series is packed with Unity tips and tricks to level up your game development skills.

Check it out here: https://youtu.be/lgAyicJizj8

Don't miss out on the rest of the series, where we'll explore more advanced techniques and share even more insights. I've also put together a playlist on how to create functions from Fears to Fathom, available on my channel.

By the way, I've published my retro horror game with a twist in the story. If you enjoy plot twists, I'd be thrilled if you could check it out and share your thoughts – the link is in the description of the video.

All the files used and created in this video are available on my GitHub, with links provided in the video description.

Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exciting content. Let's master Unity game development together! 🎮

Hello everyone.

I just posted a new tutorial on YouTube, where I break down how to create a simple follow AI for NPCs in Unity. This is a great addition to any game to make it more interactive and immersive.

In the video, I showcase the exact follow AI I used in my own retro horror game, Fractured Psyche. If you're into games with a twisty story, you might enjoy checking it out!

Watch the video tutorial here: Follow AI in Unity: Quick Tutorial

Download my game, Fractured Psyche, here: Download Fractured Psyche

I'd love to hear your thoughts and see how you incorporate this AI into your projects. Feel free to share your own creations or ask any questions!

I just uploaded a new tutorial on YouTube showing how to create an easy timer in Unity. Whether you're a beginner or just need a quick refresher, this video will guide you through the process step-by-step.

🔗 Check it out here: https://youtu.be/i9iEXvIYYls

I used this timer in my upcoming game, and it's been a game-changer for me. Feel free to ask any questions or share your thoughts!

Happy developing! 🕹️

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Hey fellow game devs!

Are you ready to take your Unity note system to the next level? 📜✨ Part 3 of our comprehensive tutorial series is live, and this time we're diving deep into creating an interactive read panel. Perfect for enhancing your game's UX and keeping your players engaged!

🚀 What's Inside:

• Step-by-step guide to building a read panel in Unity
• Tips and tricks for a smooth implementation
• Real-world examples to inspire your own projects

Don't miss out on this essential part of the series! Check it out here: https://youtu.be/LY-ESNW_JxM

Let's make our games awesome together! 🎮💻

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My roommate and I are playing halo odst and at one point a jackal barely missed a beam rifle shot. It was a quiet point in the game so I noticed how impactful a sound choice like that is for creating immediate tension. Then we started talking about how to program it. I can’t find anything online besides how to program the bullet ray cast itself. Does anyone have any info or ideas?