Retro 2.5D shooter

Hi everyone! I have some problem with my project and i want find some solution - I need an example (lesson) or a ready source. I didn't find anything useful searching on the Internet. there are a couple of things that I need for a project:
- Player config (camera with sprite weapon and etc)
- Enemy draw (they need to be able to shoot, move and display in 8-directions with animation)
- Weapon system (a simple script that will work with weapon sprites and animation (gif or frame-by-frame)

I need any examples, that you can advise. Also I am ready to buy such an example for a normal price!

 

You mean Doom style 2.5D? I saw some videos on youtube about that specifically the other day. Try changing your search query from 2.5D to "doom" "doom style" "doom clone". Let me know if I got it wrong here.

 

I check it on youtube, but there is no references to examples. There is no good tutorial :/

 

I'll find you one after I eat and stuff.

 

Only subtitles are in English, but they are done well. Note that it is a collection of videos. You need to click the Youtube link and on the right are different videos you must find, that should answer your questions.

 

Check out imposters, taking 3d models and rendering them as sprites.

The original Doom actually used real 3d clay models photographed and digitised them to in-game sprites.

 

It's very badly tutorial)

 

Well I'm sorry, that's my bad for giving poor quality control. I know a good one exists, I'll see if I can find it.

 

Did you check other parts? Is more than #1.
I haven't follow it, but there is more to it.
First part looks like just introduction.

 

i check ALL his video and i work with his code - there are a lot of bags and glitches (for example - when you shooting - you can hit yoursefl and take bullethole in your camera)

 

I did a poor retro remake of DOOM level one it includes the Unity project files (as Free Donationware) and has all of the basic features you need, only you would have to:

• Convert the 3d characters and weapons to sprites.
• Render to texture then upscale it to make it look more pixellated.

https://arowx.itch.io/doom-retro-remake-level-1

 

This is a pretty trivial thing to fix on your own.

 

Solving puzzle bugs, is good for learning about mechanics.