This time, I focused on standardizing the data architecture for my drone simulator project. Using a Notebook-First approach, I moved the hardware configuration logic from a C# script to an external JSON file. Technical Highlights : The next step is to bring this system to the Auto-Battler genre, where the user’s assembled intelligence will be […]
1. Paradigm Shift : Logic over Physics Today I made a major architectural decision. Given the target platform is Android (Mobile), overly intensive use of the Physics Engine (Rigidbody/Force) would consume a lot of battery and CPU power. 2. Digital Senses: Multi-Raycast Sensors Drones no longer have “tunnel vision.” I implemented a Multi-Raycast (Fan Sensor)
Date: March 18, 2026Main Focus : Scene Structure, System Architecture, and UI Layout. Development Philosophy: “Notebook First” The session began with the Notebook First method—separating the cognitive process (logic design and layout on paper) from the mechanical execution in Unity. This has been proven to significantly reduce development time by eliminating ambiguity during coding. Scene
Description : This mini collection includes barrels, crates, and sacks commonly found around medieval villages, camps, and marketplaces. Features : Included : License Free for personal and commercial use (CC BY 4.0). Please do not resell or redistribute this pack as-is. Credit is appreciated but not required.
Description : This mini collection includes barrels, crates, and sacks commonly found around medieval villages, camps, and marketplaces. Features : Included : License Free for personal and commercial use (CC BY 4.0). Please do not resell or redistribute this pack as-is. Credit is appreciated but not required.
This week’s development has been all about two big things: 1. Fog of War ExperimentsI underestimated how much time this would take!I’ve been experimenting with different approaches to achieve smooth visibility edges while keeping performance reasonable. It’s been a lot of trial and error, tweaking shaders, and rethinking grid-based calculations. The system is now at
Hello, I’m Danny — the solo developer behind Signal Remnant. July has been a significant month, as I restructured various parts of the game to focus on a more streamlined, modular development process. My main goal is to steer the project toward a stable and playable Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Here’s a breakdown of the
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🌍 1. Four Playable Regions (Demo Scope) For the initial demo, there are currently four accessible regions, each with unique characteristics and gameplay opportunities. Among them is “The Reclaimer HQ”, which acts as your central base and introduces several core mechanics. 🏗️ 2. Region Development and Building System Regions can now be developed by constructing buildings,
✅ Regional Map Core System The foundation of the Regional Map is now complete!Players can now select available regions and transition smoothly between scenes. This is going to be the central hub of gameplay in the full demo — expect a lot of strategic choices to happen here. 💾 Persistent Data Implemented a basic squad
