Feel Craft : Full Version

Juice your games with reusables and customizables building blocks. No complex setup. No specific requirements. Just straight forward.

Included in full version :

• Effects related to Transform position, rotation and scale. World and local space.
• Effects related to RectTransform position, rotation and scale. World, local and Anchored.
• Effects related to Light color, intensity and range
• Effects related to Sprite, Image and TextMeshPro colors
• Effects related to MeshRendered shader user values

Of corse, you can combine and stack effects for even more juice !

Exemple of usages :

• Fade In-Out : enemy ghost fades into existence
• Squash & Stretch : character squashes on landing
• Camera Shake : shakes when a critical attack lands
• Damage Numbers : numbers pop, move upward and disappear
• Magic Spell Charge : light pulses around a character before casting
• Muzzle Flash : light rapidly appears when a gun fires
• Car Wobble : car body wobbles when landing after a jump
• Environment Tilting : platform tilts when the player steps on it
• Enemy Knockback : enemy gets pushed backward when hit by a shotgun
• Pickup Pop : item icon pops when added to inventory
• Aim Feedback : crosshair expands when shooting
• Etc...

How it works :

• Add the Feel component to your GameObject
• Compose an animation group from multiple animation layers
• Reuse your group over all your application
• Trigger the juice with one single line of code, from anywhere, on one, many or even all your GameObjects

How’s the performance?

In practice, Feel Craft is unlikely to be your performance bottleneck. Pushed the benchmarks below intentionally far beyond what most games animate simultaneously. Result : stable, predictible linear scaling even under extreme workloads.

Benchmarks were recorded on a fanless Apple M1 MacBook Air (2020) using a Development Build, not on a high-end desktop.

• Many objects each running 1 single animation
• 1,000 objects -> 0.9 ms
• 5,000 objects -> 4.0 ms
• 10,000 objects -> 13.6 ms
• One object running multiples animations
• 1,000 animations -> 0.5ms
• 10,000 animations-> 4.6 ms
• 30,000 animations-> 18.0ms

Tutorials :

• How to think about juice and how to juice a combat scene (~25 min)
• Make and Juice a Resource Bar (~22 min)
• Juice a Breakout Game (~10 min)