Unity, Tools, Game Dev
If you work on a multiplayer project, you’ll sooner or later come to the point where you want to play, test and debug your game locally by running multiple instances of it.
It just so happens to be that Unity currently doesn’t support this feature out-of-the-box. Many critical comments and curses (while people are raising their fists to the sky in anger) I’ve read in forums and on social media about that, but don’t fret: I’ve got you covered.
Do you also hate the ad-infested mess of software and websites when looking for a GIF converter? Do you want to create animated GIFs without any file size or FPS limitations? Then this is for you!
GIFmon is a free program to convert your videos to animated GIFs. It’s free, easy-to-use and without any ads.
Why use GIFs instead of videos?
Hi! Welcome to my new dev blog!
I’m Simon, a game developer and self-employed programmer. I have experience with game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine 4 – stuff that I want to share. I also develop small tools like a GIF converter, which you will be able to find on this web page.
If you want to follow my work, feel free to check out my Twitter account.
