The Ocean Will Have Us All Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID1375820
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateComing soon
• DeveloperMoloch Media
• PublisherMoloch Media
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Adventure

Company pages: Developer: Moloch MediaPublisher: Moloch Media

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• Tutorial: Smile Game Builder and Unity Hackin' - VARIABLES - 13 August 2021

  Welcome to another Smile Game Builder tutorial, showcasing some of the features and tricks I've found and worked on while developing "The Ocean Will Have Us All." In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to get at the variables in a game exported from Smile Game Builder to Unity. Step 1. We'll create a new project. Step 2. Put in a new "advanced event." Change the graphic to a character so we can see them. Step 3. Let's set this event up to put a message in a string variable that we'll output in Unity and display another variable with a message from Unity. Put in a "Change String Variable Box" event. Set it to variable number 254 and rename it to "MessageToUnity". Also rename string variable 255 to "MessageFromUnity". Set it to "Substitute String" with "Hello Unity!" Then create a "Display Message" event: "\$" Step 4. Playtest the game. Talk to the character, a blank message box appea…

• Tutorial: Create a Mini Map in Smile Game Builder - 9 August 2021

  Hi, I'm going to do a few tutorials in Smile Game Builder showing some of the tricks I've used in The Ocean Will Have Us All. If you have trouble seeing any of the images try right clicking and selecting "open image in new tab." First up, here's how to make a simple mini map in SGB. Step 1. Load up the map you want to create a mini map for. Oh look, we already have a little map there. That's handy. Let's use that. Take a screenshot and crop it down to just the minimap. Step 2. Resize your cropped image to match the size of your map. We want it at the scale of 1 block: 1 pixel. So the map I'm using here is 11 by 20 blocks (you can find this in the map settings) so I resize the image to 11x20 pixels. Make sure to use "nearest neighbour" resizing. The image is very small. We could zoom the image in SGB, however it will use a blurry bicubic resizing algorithm. I prefer sharp, clear pixels s…