Hello, 👋 This is my first video blog post in which I try to explain AutoFixture. Here’s the test case referenced in the video and the code repository for the Retroactiune project. I used the following packages in my project. <ItemGroup> <PackageReference Include="AutoFixture" Version="4.17.0" /> <PackageReference Include="AutoFixture.Xunit2" Version="4.17.0" /> </ItemGroup> Thanks for watching! 🙂 ...
Hello everyone! Here’s what we did for our 4th devlog: We’ve added a game menu to the game it is interactive and it’s working without any code at all. Thanks to Brackeys for making awesome tutorials, here’s the one we used for the menu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc8ac_qUXQY After creating the main menu, we wanted to juice up the game a little and we’ve researched a ways to shake the camera when a bomb explodes. ...
Hello everyone! I don’t have much to tell so I’m going to make it quick. We’ve added Android build support and we’re working on setting up an internal test app on Google Play. In order for the game to be playable on Android we’ve also added mobile controls and I got the chance to make them. Here’s the button for placing the bomb: To simplify our life we’ve used the CrossPlatformInput module from Unity’s standard assets package, this allows us to support PC, consoles and mobile devices with minimal code and configuration. ...
It’s been a while since I wrote an article and this one is a bit different. I joked one day with a two other friends to make a game, and somehow the idea was very well received, we teamed up and started pitching game ideas. We are three friends. Me and Andrei are good with coding and Max is good with arts. The problem was that me and Andrei aren’t video game developers, the only thing that we’re both experts at is to write hello world in many different programming languages. ...