How can I change my app screen view ? I want the view to look down on the down instead of in front . Like clash of clans screen view except I don’t want any 3D animations .
You would need to get someone to draw you isometric art or something along that line. Then you can put it in like normal and set up your physics body’s stuff. I did that before and worked beautifully. Although took some time.
Did’t you ask this question before?
–SonicX278
I’m sure I’ve seen this question before. It was answered back then.
You should research “2D Game Camera Perspectives”. This is a math intense, art intense, and complex topic in many cases. It isn’t a switch that can be flipped.
Ok . But those links don’t show me how to make my app top down perspective
Ok. It’s not HOW you make it first. It’s what you NEED to make it. You need the right art and then get the correct math and physics setup for it to be like a clash of clans style game. This isn’t your typical easy to make flappy bird game.
So go find some assets in a isometric style and maybe we can help from there. Right now all we can really do is give advice and links.
–SonicX278
Like I said, there is no switch.
Those games are made with a team of programmers and artists who understand the fundamentals and principles of various 2D perspectives and how to implement them.
This is huge and hard stuff, not beginner material at all. i.e. Great for making a small demo to experiment, but don’t think you can make a game out of the gate w/o first learning all about this.
To be clear, I understand most of the principles and I wouldn’t make a game like that w/o a team. It’s just too much work.
So ho do I just change the view without the graphics
You can’t change the veiw. You can draw art that will look like you changed it. This is a 2D engine. Not unity’s 3d engine. But like @RoamingGamer said. It’s just to hard and with out a team can take a very very very long time and maybe impossible. And as much as a professional he is on this stuff I think you should just take his advise and go try making 2D game that are easy like Mario or flappy bird for a start. --SonicX278
You would need to get someone to draw you isometric art or something along that line. Then you can put it in like normal and set up your physics body’s stuff. I did that before and worked beautifully. Although took some time.
Did’t you ask this question before?
–SonicX278
I’m sure I’ve seen this question before. It was answered back then.
You should research “2D Game Camera Perspectives”. This is a math intense, art intense, and complex topic in many cases. It isn’t a switch that can be flipped.
Ok . But those links don’t show me how to make my app top down perspective
Ok. It’s not HOW you make it first. It’s what you NEED to make it. You need the right art and then get the correct math and physics setup for it to be like a clash of clans style game. This isn’t your typical easy to make flappy bird game.
So go find some assets in a isometric style and maybe we can help from there. Right now all we can really do is give advice and links.
–SonicX278
Like I said, there is no switch.
Those games are made with a team of programmers and artists who understand the fundamentals and principles of various 2D perspectives and how to implement them.
This is huge and hard stuff, not beginner material at all. i.e. Great for making a small demo to experiment, but don’t think you can make a game out of the gate w/o first learning all about this.
To be clear, I understand most of the principles and I wouldn’t make a game like that w/o a team. It’s just too much work.
So ho do I just change the view without the graphics
You can’t change the veiw. You can draw art that will look like you changed it. This is a 2D engine. Not unity’s 3d engine. But like @RoamingGamer said. It’s just to hard and with out a team can take a very very very long time and maybe impossible. And as much as a professional he is on this stuff I think you should just take his advise and go try making 2D game that are easy like Mario or flappy bird for a start. --SonicX278