How To Make A Game with GDevelop - Camera Follow (E04)

Learn how to make a camera follow an object, how layers work, and how to apply visual effects to objects. In 2017, the popular game dev channel Brackeys created a series of tutorials on how to create a video game using the Unity game engine. I really enjoyed those videos so I have decided to remake them using GDevelop, a 2D open-source game engine. Timeline: 0:00 Intro 0:25 Add variable "ForwardForce" 1:08 Use Expression Builder 2:06 Center camera on Player object 3:22 Increase length of Ground object 5:07 Change Y position of Camera 5:56 Add offset to Y position of Camera 6:29 Layers affect object order 7:28 Each layer has a camera 8:13 Introduce effects 8:41 Add drop shadow effect to objects 10:17 Closing GDevelop is an open-source game engine started in 2008 by Florian Rival with the goal of making game development accessible to everyone. GDevelop does not require any knowledge of coding and it also provides a very simple process to export games for all major desktop and mobile operating systems. Please subscribe if you want to see more videos like this. Thanks for watching! :) Victris Games on Twitter:   / victrisgames   Victris Games Discord server:   / discord   -------------------------------------------------------------------- Brackeys original video    • How to make a Video Game - Getting Started...   GDevelop (open-source 2D game engine) https://gdevelop-app.com/ Box2D Physics engine (included in GDevelop) https://box2d.org/ Piskel image editor (included in GDevelop) https://github.com/piskelapp/piskel #gdevelop #tutorial #gamedev #indiedev