honestly i thought you were gonna recreate Seamless Seiling of Kinkaku-Ji.... that spell took me a month to cap lol. but anyway this is really dope :)
@LuNa_0977 күн бұрын
Or alternatively, just get drunk like ZUN
@TheMysticMage13 күн бұрын
Hardest spell card? But this isn't Clownpiece
@Erik_Emer17 күн бұрын
That's not even the hardest pattern. However, I should note that pattern isn't the hardest VARIATION. The updated variation comes from the game after: Touhou 8 Imperishable Night. In that version, not only are the butterfly waves denser, but the purple-blue waves have their faster moving butterflies move not forwards, but back into the center and then out. Then the red butterflies do something similar. Look it up, it's mostly known as "Perfect Nirvana."
@aeolianthecomposer20 күн бұрын
I should really remind myself that from time to time
@MakoKitten20 күн бұрын
feedback for you: The audio from the voice over is nice and loud and crisp, but when you switch to the audio from the clips where you are filming yourself the audio is quiet and muddy. You should probably record with a mic when you are recording yourself. it doesn't have to be anything fancy like a lav mic.
@ohiasdxfcghbljokasdjhnfvaw4ehr21 күн бұрын
while i still think gamejams are a good way to learn, i do think they way overemphasize the need for games to be unique. GMTK is the worst offender, and unfortunately one of the biggest jams.
@davidmills4721 күн бұрын
Ah yes, let's all do the same thing. Brilliant.
@imjust_a21 күн бұрын
I think there's a balance to be struck, and I don't think it's a "one size fits all" solution. Inspiration is very important, and it's an undeniable aspect of the creative process -- there's nothing shameful about that! It can be a great learning tool, and can even help you move past creative hurdles by adopting design decisions that were tried and tested by those who came before you. However, drawing *too much* inspiration will rarely result in a stand-out product unless there's other circumstances that allow for it to, such as a lack of competition on a particular platform. Determine what's best for your skills, your vision, and your product. Be conscious not to blatantly ripoff other peoples' work. Focus more on the experience and feelings you want to invoke in your players, but don't be afraid to look at other games and go, "I found that very fun," or "That design worked really well, I might want to try something like that!"
@zetjet990121 күн бұрын
this is awesome
@cherrystems122 күн бұрын
how the hell does this only have 132 views, it's so high quality!
@charlotte8038922 күн бұрын
wake me up when this blows up
@NaKiQuathecringe22 күн бұрын
wakey wakey
@allendawodu23 күн бұрын
👇 Book your 1-on-1 with me! It's free, but not for long. calendly.com/allendawodu/direct The next video will come out May 7th @ 20:00 UTC. Scratch that, I really want to focus on quality for this one.
@JustinSixVideos24 күн бұрын
For sure, no point in reinventing the wheel, it's good to take things that work from other games :)
@hamez174024 күн бұрын
Amazing vid love how u took your own advice with the style Keep it up
@saintbullart26 күн бұрын
This is a great video! Spellcards and bullet hell patterns in general are pretty much an art form, I'd say. However I don't think the clickbaity tittle is doing you any favors.
@Yuki144p28 күн бұрын
this video remind me when i was made touhou bullet hell game on scratch school project
@matteste28 күн бұрын
I remember both doing this myself and seeing others doing it in a program called Fraxy (basically Mugen, but for shmup's). It tended to lead to quite some interesting patterns. and fortunately, it was quite easy once you figured out how the program worked. And the lengths some were able to take the program was just insane.
@nathanaeldean6301Ай бұрын
I'd love to see Boundary of Life and Death to be recreated this way. You don't even need lasers here
@DugFin2Ай бұрын
Most difficult spell: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aHqnlNmsdq3apag.html
@herohamza1196Ай бұрын
Why is r/touhou moderation team so garbage⁉️❓❔
@tk_the_onionАй бұрын
Very interesting video! Personally, I'd be interested in more of these Touhou dives, but I'm sure you can also make other content with the level of understanding and passion you have!
@rainbowiaxiao6050Ай бұрын
you can first try make bullet pattern through some community made editors. Luastg, Crazystorm.. they have nodes help you understand how bullet pattern spread out.
@VirtluxАй бұрын
Always lovely to see other people try to recreate the patterns on their own. RB as a pattern is quite iconic so it's nice to see it being disassembled like you've shown. Good job on the recreation, It's really close to the original! I am really curious how would you tackle two more patterns from the series, I personally find them more difficult to understand how they work: - Eirin's "Apollo 13" (or any nonspell of Eirin that features a similar pattern) - Kanako's "Divine Virtue of Wind God" Funny enough, I happen to use frame by frame analysis most often to discren what happens. Hopefully I'll see you perform more challenges like that!
@18.chieugiang12Ай бұрын
"are a perfect blend between chaos and beauty" *insert Junko's spell card* why bro, she is the only one so far violated all of the beauties
@bluenightgenso6390Ай бұрын
give this guy a PhD in Danmaku Science
@fcantilАй бұрын
Very interesting style of editing. I like it. I gotta say: It would have been nice if you broke down the sub-pattern, displaying the individual simple patterns combining in order to create the new complex-looking one. Really would have given it a stronger impact on the "Aha Moment". As it is, I have no idea what patterns combined to create this. Speaking of simple rules leading to beautiful results, you gotta check out "The Hidden Mechanic of 「Border of Wave and Particle」" by Virtlux if you haven't. It's about this spiral bullet pattern that looks super complicated and almost random, but at the end of it all, it's really just simple patterns combining together to create a beautiful one. I see you've sneaked in an extra pattern there in the background and, I could be wrong, but that looks like BoWaP or at least some variant of it.
@MaknaEXMachina2 ай бұрын
Very cool! I'm gonna guess adding "most difficult" was you playing 5D chess to get Touhou players to show up...smart. I've been working on a project that incorporates a lot of Touhou-style attacks as well, and I know just how hard it is to nail these things. Even something as seemingly simple as Mercury Poison has a lot of intricacy and differentiation, if you want to get the timing and movement close to how it is in th06.
@VolkColopatrion2 ай бұрын
Where is the rest of yhe video?
@kazunoriN2 ай бұрын
あなたのビデオはとても興味深いです。
@Waterwolf2212 ай бұрын
the video ended so abruptly. i was expecting a more in depth look into everything concerning the math, code and design as well as the research put into figuring stuff out D:
@FumezCreates2 ай бұрын
Excellent video my dude 👌
@runneypo2 ай бұрын
make a shmup in love2d
@ekogame17202 ай бұрын
ma sha Allah bro
@mitsuhaha55742 ай бұрын
Is that Khol's Admin House in your PFP's background? How nostalgic...
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honestly i thought you were gonna recreate Seamless Seiling of Kinkaku-Ji.... that spell took me a month to cap lol. but anyway this is really dope :)
Or alternatively, just get drunk like ZUN
Hardest spell card? But this isn't Clownpiece
That's not even the hardest pattern. However, I should note that pattern isn't the hardest VARIATION. The updated variation comes from the game after: Touhou 8 Imperishable Night. In that version, not only are the butterfly waves denser, but the purple-blue waves have their faster moving butterflies move not forwards, but back into the center and then out. Then the red butterflies do something similar. Look it up, it's mostly known as "Perfect Nirvana."
I should really remind myself that from time to time
feedback for you: The audio from the voice over is nice and loud and crisp, but when you switch to the audio from the clips where you are filming yourself the audio is quiet and muddy. You should probably record with a mic when you are recording yourself. it doesn't have to be anything fancy like a lav mic.
while i still think gamejams are a good way to learn, i do think they way overemphasize the need for games to be unique. GMTK is the worst offender, and unfortunately one of the biggest jams.
Ah yes, let's all do the same thing. Brilliant.
I think there's a balance to be struck, and I don't think it's a "one size fits all" solution. Inspiration is very important, and it's an undeniable aspect of the creative process -- there's nothing shameful about that! It can be a great learning tool, and can even help you move past creative hurdles by adopting design decisions that were tried and tested by those who came before you. However, drawing *too much* inspiration will rarely result in a stand-out product unless there's other circumstances that allow for it to, such as a lack of competition on a particular platform. Determine what's best for your skills, your vision, and your product. Be conscious not to blatantly ripoff other peoples' work. Focus more on the experience and feelings you want to invoke in your players, but don't be afraid to look at other games and go, "I found that very fun," or "That design worked really well, I might want to try something like that!"
this is awesome
how the hell does this only have 132 views, it's so high quality!
wake me up when this blows up
wakey wakey
👇 Book your 1-on-1 with me! It's free, but not for long. calendly.com/allendawodu/direct The next video will come out May 7th @ 20:00 UTC. Scratch that, I really want to focus on quality for this one.
For sure, no point in reinventing the wheel, it's good to take things that work from other games :)
Amazing vid love how u took your own advice with the style Keep it up
This is a great video! Spellcards and bullet hell patterns in general are pretty much an art form, I'd say. However I don't think the clickbaity tittle is doing you any favors.
this video remind me when i was made touhou bullet hell game on scratch school project
I remember both doing this myself and seeing others doing it in a program called Fraxy (basically Mugen, but for shmup's). It tended to lead to quite some interesting patterns. and fortunately, it was quite easy once you figured out how the program worked. And the lengths some were able to take the program was just insane.
I'd love to see Boundary of Life and Death to be recreated this way. You don't even need lasers here
Most difficult spell: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aHqnlNmsdq3apag.html
Why is r/touhou moderation team so garbage⁉️❓❔
Very interesting video! Personally, I'd be interested in more of these Touhou dives, but I'm sure you can also make other content with the level of understanding and passion you have!
you can first try make bullet pattern through some community made editors. Luastg, Crazystorm.. they have nodes help you understand how bullet pattern spread out.
Always lovely to see other people try to recreate the patterns on their own. RB as a pattern is quite iconic so it's nice to see it being disassembled like you've shown. Good job on the recreation, It's really close to the original! I am really curious how would you tackle two more patterns from the series, I personally find them more difficult to understand how they work: - Eirin's "Apollo 13" (or any nonspell of Eirin that features a similar pattern) - Kanako's "Divine Virtue of Wind God" Funny enough, I happen to use frame by frame analysis most often to discren what happens. Hopefully I'll see you perform more challenges like that!
"are a perfect blend between chaos and beauty" *insert Junko's spell card* why bro, she is the only one so far violated all of the beauties
give this guy a PhD in Danmaku Science
Very interesting style of editing. I like it. I gotta say: It would have been nice if you broke down the sub-pattern, displaying the individual simple patterns combining in order to create the new complex-looking one. Really would have given it a stronger impact on the "Aha Moment". As it is, I have no idea what patterns combined to create this. Speaking of simple rules leading to beautiful results, you gotta check out "The Hidden Mechanic of 「Border of Wave and Particle」" by Virtlux if you haven't. It's about this spiral bullet pattern that looks super complicated and almost random, but at the end of it all, it's really just simple patterns combining together to create a beautiful one. I see you've sneaked in an extra pattern there in the background and, I could be wrong, but that looks like BoWaP or at least some variant of it.
Very cool! I'm gonna guess adding "most difficult" was you playing 5D chess to get Touhou players to show up...smart. I've been working on a project that incorporates a lot of Touhou-style attacks as well, and I know just how hard it is to nail these things. Even something as seemingly simple as Mercury Poison has a lot of intricacy and differentiation, if you want to get the timing and movement close to how it is in th06.
Where is the rest of yhe video?
あなたのビデオはとても興味深いです。
the video ended so abruptly. i was expecting a more in depth look into everything concerning the math, code and design as well as the research put into figuring stuff out D:
Excellent video my dude 👌
make a shmup in love2d
ma sha Allah bro
Is that Khol's Admin House in your PFP's background? How nostalgic...
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@@mitsuhaha5574 ikr
All this man expressions are on point 😂
Try making Love Sign: Master Spark from Touhou 8
criminally underrated