Thank you for sharing

Will there be a new one for godot 4 / will anything here have to be changed for godot 4?

'unexpected identifier' :-( makes me wanna switch to unreal.

nooooo bro this is out dated?? :( I wanted to make this so bad

does anybody have the complete scene file for the knight? for some reason mine isnt working, and i cant figure out where the problem is.

He says he talked about click-to-move in another recipe but I can't find it anywhere! Does anyone know which video he is talking about?

Hey! Thanks so much for the great tutorial. I noticed that when you combined the roll to the yaw, and used that stick, the ship was also pitching, hence why it was moving down and away from the camera. Is there a way to fix this?

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Thanks for the video lesson, is there a sequel on KZbin or somewhere else, or is this lesson frozen?

Getting an error. The error is "Invalid get index 'transform' (on base: 'null instance')." It has a problem with a line of code under the function "func get_move_input(delta):" it doesn't like the line "var vl = velocity * model.transform.basis". Any ideas why?

Is there any clean way to set the animation speed on a per animation basis in the animation tree? It seems once the animation tree is controlling the animation player, the speed_scale property for animation player has no effect at runtime (plus it's global for all animations in the player). I've been struggling to figure out how to do this for over an hour, even broke down to asking chatGPT which generated some useless imaginary nonsense to waste my time. For tinkering with animation speed I can't be hand editing each animation's keyframing to speed it up or slow it down, that would take forever.

Very nice. I love videos that cover these kinds of nuances & the different options & blends between them. Most 'tutorial' content is just a crash course straight-shot showing one path to the goal of your code without exploring any of the options or tradeoffs. Sure it's useful for quickly getting something working, but it's a thin and brittle understanding that snaps when you try to build too high with it. You need a very dense and wide base to provide the stability to climb high.

thanks all the other videos i tried to watch on this made the whole process really complicated, when i just needed to make area2s a child of the sprite. i really appreciate this vide.

ok now how about tiles.

linear_interpolate() was changed to lerp() for any Godot4 users

i tried to modify it a bit and added basically full control to my aircraft. thanks for making such a easy to understand tutorial

thank you

This is a great tutorial however if you give a tutorial on how to convert the files into a .exe to send to friends would be great.

So I've found an updated version of this tutorial but when I try to add my own vehicle model, the game breaks, is there any way you can update this tutorial to 4 and make it modifiable

6 years still this video can help me alot.. Thanks you for help my game can survive, otherwise my game would end up in garbage..

Everything is working except sometimes I have to click the left mouse button a couple of times before it performs the attack animation. How would I fix that?

Legendary.thank you

Thank you, I couldn't find the answer to this anywhere

thanks

Totally outdated for Godot 4.

This is great! Someone got fed up with me not understanding why another guide resulted in no collision, told me I should learn from the internet before asking questions on an open discord. Felt bad. But it worked! I just gotta figure out how to make it return to reset rotation when buttons aren't being pressed

Thank you so much!! For some reason my Godot wasn't able to reliably grab the default gravity variable, so I added 9.8 to fall back on: var gravity = ProjectSettings.get_setting("physics/3D/default_gravity", 9.8) I have a lot to learn, your videos are really helpful!

underrated channel

Thanks for the tutorial it was awesome! I have one question, wouldn't it be easier to use Input.get_axis() to get the Inputs? Thanks!

Make a tutorial for a star wars game

Can you make a new version the new godot does not have kineticbody 3d

Thanks you saved me

incase anybody else is having trouble with adding hills, i did it by storing the players x position as a global variable doing this: func _process(delta): if terrain[-1].x < Global.position + screensize.x: add_hills() im sure theres a better way, but this is what got it working for me. good luck!

worked a charm thanks just cant get it to work with my sprite all controls are from the side

Why not use a RigidBody as a Player instead?

thank you

Thaks men

Hey! I loved your video :) I know I am a bit late to ask questions (3 years from posting it) but... I was wondering of adding simple physics and what could would happen if you add gravity here? Could setting up a "gliding" statys = to gravity* some delta to reduce it, and applying whenever you're not speeding up / throtling? Thanks a lot for the video :) very clear. I am kind of new to godot and I am getting to know fliying mechanics, but there are not a lot for 3D flying out there.

has anyone been able to get this to work on Godot4? the getcellv and set_cell functions no longer exist and for the life of me I cannot work out how to do it

For 4.2 learners, after reimporting you have to right click the Crate and click "New Inherited Scene" else it will return to previous window.

This was helpful for 4.2 as well! One notable difference though was the "play scene" resulted in a grey world and dark grey box. Update: when I added the Directional Light in the next lesson this was fixed.

needed in version 4 godot

Everything works great except my bullet doesnt move when its instanced. Any thoughts on why this would happen? I can post code if needed. Thanks!

im having a small problem and i dont know what it is the system wants on the if velocity.lenght() > 1.0: if i have 1 indent on the if statement and 2 indents on the next code with “model” i get this error: cannot find property “lenght” on base “Vector3” when i have 1 indent on the if statement and 1 indent on the model code i get an error saying i need an indent??? even though i already have one💀 but when i have no indent on the if statement and 1 indent on the model code i get 3 errors 1. unexpected if statement in class body 2.unexpected indent in class body 3. expected end of file like bru i already tried 15 hundred ways and idk what it wants any help

I know the focus of the video it is the AnimationTree (an Animation State Machine), but would not be perfect to align it with a player state machine, instead of all ifs in process? Something like a node/script and subnodes/subscripts to handle all the logic and attributes of the player in each state. You can par it with the animation state machine and everything would be organized and easy to grow with no big problems.

thanks this is what I was looking for!

And what if we want to make a space game with realistic Newtonian physics? 😅

This is by far the best explanation of RigidBody2D I've found. Makes so much more sense now. I'm hoping enough of this translates to Godot 4. Thanks!

I am following this in godot 4, have been able to convert most of this but I am having a problem at 4:13 I am getting the error “Error at (32,31): Too many arguments for “move_and_slide()” call. Expected at most 0 but received 2.” Just wondering if anyone had any idea of how to fix this

Thanks for the tutorial it help alot !!