Ahh! GOW is a master piece in game. I would feel great if I can animate anything similar to show about the cut scenes. Well I got a good idea from your comment { as you always spy me :) }. Animating camera in godot is harder but not impossible because it does not have something like graph editor that blender do. I feel difficult in breaking the bond between blender to Godot workflow and also making general purpose topic that fits to all games. But yeah, I will try to add this good topic in upcoming videos.

Hehe, I think next poll should be MrBeast vs Me. And we know the winner, who win by 1 vote more ;)

Will be releasing it as a course once I complete enemy AI.

It's simple to understand the reason for your problem. Your character is slightly rotated right, but the marker3d node isn't. ( There is some angle difference between marker3d forward Direction and character face forward Direction, let's call this difference as ∆x). So when marker3d node looks at the look_at point. The rotation calculated for your bone will always be { rotation + ∆x } ∆x is added because it was the difference that we knew earlier. And hence the character looks slightly right from the point. If the rotation for your character is always same. You can directly add or subtract the angle difference. Else you need dynamically add or subtract angle based on animation. ( I suggest to use this for idle animations and turn look_at off when playing any fight animation)

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That’s a nice alternative, BUT: 1. Head Rotation Limitation: You cannot directly limit the rotation of a single bone (like a head bone) to a custom range of your choice. However, you can limit the movement and rotation of the look_object instead. This method is highly inefficient because coding the target object directly in the scene-especially when the look_object keeps changing-just isn’t practical. Sometimes, you may need to position the target_object at a specific location where the player always looks, for example, to display a hint. Unfortunately, this can’t be achieved if you’re constraining the look_object using code. 2. IK Node Requirements: The IK system always requires a minimum of two bones to function. If you want to manipulate a single end bone, you still have to introduce an empty helper bone to act as the target. 3. Reusability: While the same code can be reused for multiple bones-and you can tweak parameters for convenience-each bone in IK still requires its own separate IK setup. Managing multiple bones efficiently means setting up multiple IK chains. 4. Content Variety: Oh, and let’s not forget-I need to grow my channel, so obviously, I have to do random stuff ;) because why not?

My user name is gwtuts ( all small letter ) on discord

Yes it do calculate for your case, just be sure to 1. clamp angle based on player rotation degree 2. in look_at function you specify up direction properly 3. Optional: Add or subtract angles in converted rotational degree if you need more control for your rotation.

@@gwtuts4061 Thanks for the reply ^^ I've tried to play around with the given code to expand it further for example creating a class for multiple characters to look at the player. Now there's something I dont quite know how to achieve. In your Godot tutorial you set it up, so that your character animations still play even tho you're manipulating the neck bone, how do you do that? ^^ Thx for the reply!

The solution is already provided in my video. Watch the entire video before asking questions, as the answer is clearly explained there. I won’t respond with a quick answer because asking questions without watching the video shows disrespect for the effort and time I’ve put into creating this content. Please make the effort to engage with the material before expecting a response for this.

Are you reading my mind? I’ve been stuck on smooth turn animations and hit a bug. Planning to show it in Dev Log 2, but not sure if I’ll make a video yet.

@gwtuts4061 that'd be dope and super helpful. Tbh youre probably reading my mind because alot of what I've been struggling with you've made videos on lol. Maybe you're also planning on making a authoritative server like me lol

how about: How to Make a Vehicle Controller in Godot 4 | Monster Truck Racing Game Tutorial Description: Learn how to create a complete vehicle controller and physics system in Godot 4! This Monster Truck Racing game tutorial covers everything you need to know about implementing vehicle mechanics, to build your own cars, trucks and other vehicles, including: - Vehicle physics and wheel handling - Suspension and terrain interaction - Input controls and steering mechanics - Camera follow system - Collision detection 👉 Step-by-step lessons available on GitHub: [link] 🎮 Features covered in this project: - Custom vehicle physics - Terrain interaction - Basic game mechanics - Complete project structure + whatever is there now

You said, I added ;) but just make sure you don't use AI description for these stuff.

There are few tutorials about this on YT. But I will soon bring up a complete course on this once I finish my character controller.

You mean for player skins ( dress ) ? Other than this. I don't think there should be any other.

@@gwtuts4061 I meant reduction of poly count in each asset so that you don't encounter any performance issues later on.

Oh great, I just got frightened on your point.!! The answer is yes. I have set the low vertex count in my mind before started modeling anything for game and teaching the same to SWEET POTATO 🍠.

Thanks for this. I will try to experiment with this next.

@gwtuts4061 hmm waiting for your next video

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Maybe looks like import issues.

Why people always expect for something to be provided free. Even without a like or other support on the video ?

@@gwtuts4061 you have the rights to keep your code closed sourced , but make it available or open source increases the odd to find bugs or make it better , not to mention that it puts you ahead of something cool., and I don't want to sound like I'm trying to coerce you or change your mind , you have every right to keep it private, but I have to mention you are using an open source engine someone provided for free., just saying., best of lucks good work by the way. .

@@gwtuts4061 because it makes the whole community better

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