Dynamic Pixel Art Lighting in Unity (in 1 Minute Tutorial)

In this video I explain how I do dynamic lighting for my pixel art game Hat Wizard in Unity. Next week I will do a dev log again with the November update for Arcade Wizard.

The programs used are:
- Aseprite
- Spritelamp
- Unity

[Chadderbox]

Instead of drawing the various lighting forms, you can just slap the sprite into a tool called Laigter, which does that for you, and generates the normal map too.

[LTGD]

Man. Content like this is gonna make me have to learn Unity. And then probably draw trees. Love it.

[Mendogology]

I have seen many tutorials, but this one, is not a tutorial, is a masterpiece

[peas_n_carrots]

I had to log in and come back to this video just to like it. Content like this that doesn’t waste your time deserves more attention

[rollandgavrilita]

You are a genius mate. I love how you interact

[jasmyn]

This is one of the most entertaining tutorials I have ever watched haha! Thanks, I subbed!

[userk]

Short, amusing and straight to the point, very much appreciated!

[ellyketchum]

This is not exactly what I looked for but now I am going to spend the time I should by working by watching all your videos. Hands down the most entertaining tutorial I have ever watched. Ever.

[yagorg]

Love this, still learning how to do Pixel art and shading is kind of out of this world at the moment haha, this will help a lot.

[willow-the-whale]

aaa im making a game and needed this so badd tysmm

[mrsliddes]

Mooie vid, lekker duidelijk, boom nog steeds mooier dan mijn pixel art

[raptor]

Nice tutorial. Have you thought about conifers when it comes to trees?

[brandonjacksoon]

Cool video, thanks! If possible - more pixel art videos please))
Liked and subscribed!

[timadams]

Damn you're like the Ian Hubert of Gaming tutorials. Hell yea.

[sammy-ixeh]

I subscribed to this channel like it was mind control.

[Nuilescent]

Hi! I'd love to know if you have an idea on how to apply normal maps to animated sprites like a character, since in that case, a simple material with a normal map won't work.

[Izzy-frzu]

But wouldnt you neet an own material vor every single sprite in your game when setting this up?
I think I saw another tutorial where normal maps were added as secondary textures to the spritesheet. I think this approach would be much easier to set up and maintain in a large game with lots of different sprites and objects...

[cheesymcnuggets]

Very cool, not really sure why i looked this up though considering i don't even have any artistic skills or a game nor the skills to make one (yet)

[starskull]

you're a quick and helpful tutorial maker but sometimes i cant tell the difference between your voice and a speech synthesizer.

[nuggetsmartis]

I always make my normal map with the usual normal colors

tbh I always liked how this channel stayed basic therefor I don't like the asking for likes and stuff in that voice