After adding jump animation for Tian Ding,
He even learned how to fire his gun!
Seems like he couldn't wait to meet you guys!
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However, when we tried to run Tian Ding into the stage, an unpredictable error happened.
The texture of some buildings simply disappeared.
Therefore, fixing the error became our next goal.
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The pictures below are screenshots of the newest version of Tian Ding.
Looks divine, doesn't he?

To let our 3D animator and programmer move on to the next process, the model was still incomplete.
But we have made plenty of adjustments since then~

The last scene is that we were testing how Tian Ding should react when he gets hit.

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Around 20 secs, Tian Ding turns left, digging into the background and exploring deeper. This way, we not only create more space in the stage, but we can potentially make it more fun for players!
The gif is here:
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 We believe the finished Dadaocheng will amaze you!
The GIF of this is at:https://twitter.com/islandoffurmosa/status/1444308692673855500/video/1

Working on how much area should be seen from the player's aspect,
so you can see the details without character being too big.
While Tian Ding jumps, you can see his movement is still awkward, that is because it still lacks one frame of him preparing to stretch his legs and jump.

When I inserted the model into game engine, the data went wrong, causing this scene to be super bright.
Like a temple fair! lol
I thought it turned out interesting so I want to share with you guys~
GIF is on twitter:https://x.com/islandoffurmosa/status/1443583917693542400?s=20

team with me.

And, because of your support, I realize I'm not making this game alone.

I wish we can all witness the game to grow together!

The character is called Tian Ding, and he just learned how to move from left to right! Therefore, his jump movement was still stiff.

Last but not least, thank you all for your support!
At first, I was making this game on my own, then, some people who have the same passion showed up and form a