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Pokémon Unity is now out for download!

KillerMapper

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    Figured this could interest some people here.

    Pokémon Unity is a Pokémon game engine developed for Unity 5. His author, IIcolour_Spectrum, released the first version on his subreddit:

    https://www.reddit.com/r/PokemonUnity/

    The engine isn't complete yet, but there are already many features in it. It is open-source so everyone can download, modify and use it. I hope this will become very complete in the future thanks to the community.

    The advantages of Pokémon Unity are multiple: multi-platform, since it uses Unity, you can build it for PC/Mac/Linux but also Android, HTML5 or iOS (even if Apple wouldn't approve it on his appstore), 3D graphics and more...



    For now there is almost no documentation, so check the subreddit often since this is where people interact the most for now.
     
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    This looks so bloody awesome O3O! This is gonna lead to the creation of some stunning Pokémon fan games.
     
    so this is software...? I might be interested in using this for my fangame

    EDIT: have you included battling, etc? What about the pokemon; will we have to used the 3-d sprites? This is important to know. Would we have to install all of the moves, program the types, set global switches that tell the game you've accomplished several tasks? Operate objects like pokedexes, etc? I'm very curious because I just received a computer capable of programming and my project is moving into the development stage.
     
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    Glad to see that someone else was working on this when I'd gotten bored with my own similar project. Hopefully this will make fangames less visually homogenized, though I won't hold my breath until I see someone making substantial progress with it.
     
    juliorain said:
    so this is software...? I might be interested in using this for my fangame

    EDIT: have you included battling, etc? What about the pokemon; will we have to used the 3-d sprites? This is important to know. Would we have to install all of the moves, program the types, set global switches that tell the game you've accomplished several tasks? Operate objects like pokedexes, etc? I'm very curious because I just received a computer capable of programming and my project is moving into the development stage.
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    I'm not the one who made this so I can't answer everything. I myself still have a lot to discover about this. I don't know how switches (or any equivalent) are done, if even they exist. The game supports animated sprites (currently it uses gifs, maybe later it will support animation sheets like Elite Battle does). It should be possible to make a full 3D battle scene with 3D models for pokémon but that requires lot of skills to do.

    Only a few pokémon, moves and items are in the engine. It's only a matter of filling some data and adding sprites for pokémon / items. Some moves will need some coding though, for specific things. Types are already in, I think fairy is in as well.
     
    juliorain said:
    so this is software...? I might be interested in using this for my fangame

    EDIT: have you included battling, etc? What about the pokemon; will we have to used the 3-d sprites? This is important to know. Would we have to install all of the moves, program the types, set global switches that tell the game you've accomplished several tasks? Operate objects like pokedexes, etc? I'm very curious because I just received a computer capable of programming and my project is moving into the development stage.
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    I talked to Ilcolour Spectrum and he said that there should be wild battles on route 003 not all of them have it.
     
    Just want to say thanks for making this! Runs beautifully, just incredible overall. Can't wait to see the amazing projects that come out of this, and I can't wait to try and give it a shot as well.
     
    Wow this looks INCREDIBLE
    ok,the battle system isn't good like essentials or elite battle,or even the original games,but is very aceptable

    will use this,crediting of course
     
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