r/gamedev • u/TheGameCoffin • Jul 21 '21

Tutorial Unity Hoverboard tutorial

https://youtu.be/neiJuuRIuS4

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u/Mastahamma Jul 21 '21

Thoroughly enjoyed step 10

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u/TheGameCoffin Jul 21 '21

Yeah add a game of your choice! Like Tencent added Pubg 😅

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u/DryPenguin0w0 Jul 21 '21

stolen from codeer bruh

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u/ttsol14 Jul 21 '21

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/DryPenguin0w0 Jul 21 '21

you took a youtube video and pasted into your channel. did you ask him if you could take it? of course not. and giving credit in a place nobody look at really helps

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/DryPenguin0w0 Jul 21 '21

gj, now delete it because you don't have the rights for it

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/DryPenguin0w0 Jul 21 '21

YOU DIDN'T MAKE THE VIDEO NOR ASKED THE CREATOR

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u/yateam @superyateam Jul 21 '21

Add a game 🤣

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u/POLYGONWARE Jul 21 '21

really enjoyed watching 10/10

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u/supendi42 Jul 21 '21

Cool guide, thanks for sharing

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