need programmer(s), world designer(s) and graphic designer(s)/Super Mario Bros Zero

[Axed Moose]

Hi Everyone!
I`m now working on a fangame "Super Mario Bros Zero" it's a 2D platformer on unity.
i need some hands becaue well working on world, graphics and script at same time...


as you may already know i need programer(s) C# script in unity isn't that hard actualy, if you any experiece with it you're one that i am looking for. almost every single script is i based on: "GetComponent<Rigidbody2D> ().velocity = new Vector2 ();".

level designer(s). if you can help, please contact me and i'll give you needed stuff.
i'm using "tiled" https://www.mapeditor.org/
this game is open world and it's like 3D Mario games but in 2D.

graphic designer(s) first of all, current graphical style of my project is Yoshi's island. For now i only need some tilesets.

Hi i'm MOOSE

my old nickneme was Irmoadr but who cares

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[Syaxamaphone]

I'm a bit surprised you've already settled on development software in spite of not having any programmers. What about Unity makes it a fit for your project?

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[Axed Moose]

I'm a bit surprised you've already settled on development software in spite of not having any programmers. What about Unity makes it a fit for your project?

i'm only learnig to programm and unity, in my opinion is pefect way to do it

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I'm using Unity because:
1.it's free
2.C# script
3.3D
4.Advaced Light system
5.Easy animation system

Hi i'm MOOSE

my old nickneme was Irmoadr but who cares

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[VinnyVideo]

Dream big, but start small.

This sounds like a very ambitious plan, and it would be difficult if you've never made a game before. Also, Unity has a somewhat steeper learning curve than GM and Clickteam products, and working with big teams adds another layer of complexity. I'd recommend making a very simple game in Unity before committing to a project that will take a year or longer to complete.

Course clear! You got a card.

[Axed Moose]

Dream big, but start small.

This sounds like a very ambitious plan, and it would be difficult if you've never made a game before. Also, Unity has a somewhat steeper learning curve than GM and Clickteam products, and working with big teams adds another layer of complexity. I'd recommend making a very simple game in Unity before committing to a project that will take a year or longer to complete.

well i have some experience with rpg's on gamemaker, but these are very simple. also i'm trying to progamm mario.

Hi i'm MOOSE

my old nickneme was Irmoadr but who cares

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