Repeat this 10 times.....not as an attempt to memorize them all and I will never able do that....but my vague, unconscious memory will surely remember this through repetition. So....I will....hmmmh....what's that node for this.....aha!

Can someone give me the code?

Thanks a lot ! Quick and efficient. It's a nice bonus to see you set up a simple scene, you might learn tricks you didn't know before :3

25:35 container node 26:34 grid container

Bro please , make tutorial for this!!

I need help, my code for the physics process. After the first (else) it says "invalid set index 'disabled' (on base: 'CapsuleShape3D') with value type 'bool'." 31:58 Plz help

Really appreciate how you go slow and explain your process. 100%

good tutorial, but where's the shooter tutorial at the end?

its not working, and all i'm geting is errors, i hate life more now

In unreal, when you create a new project, it already has this

Thank you! This video moved me forward in my gamedev progress more than any of the tutorials I have watched on YT or paid for at other sources. Since I am an old man just entering gamedev at retirement (Dark Souls inspired gamer, sadly only discovering this art when Elden Ring was released), I have been trying to learn a lot of skills from drawing to coding, music, to modeling - so fun! I have not coded anything since my Fortran and Cobol days, (Pacal, C, Basic, etc...) and I sure wish there was a reference book for gdscript as opposed to the online documents, but my brain is finally starting to rewire for art and coding, despite my preferred learning method of books. With this little 3d controller tutorial I have been able to craft my real-world farm into godot with an adequate animated character model of myself. I decided that modeling my farm and working the farm with a 3d character would be a great way to learn gamedev fundamentals before venturing further. Oh, like a real fool, I modeled the terrain and building in Blender so that I could port them to both Ureal5 and godot to see which I prefer. Doing this made my head spin. I am sticking with godot for now, despite Unreal5 being much easier to set up the base farm and character, but I like coding, challenges and the small package of godot without the ridiculous delays and crashes of Unreal. Apologies for the long-winded comment but I am feeling more inspired and capable simply because of your excellent tutorial video.

Still no terrain tutorial :(

Be me. Download Godot on PC. Figure that since Godot is so lightweight, I could develop games on the Steam Deck. Decide to do so. Find this video. Realize that I can run Blender on the Steam Deck too. Surprised Pikachu face.

Please do a tutorial on weapon logic

An amazing tutorial. I was wondering though - would you typically put the player controls and actions in the camera script rather than in the player script?

10/10 video

The lurp is not working for me

22:16 it didn't work the character won't follow the direction he's looking at ._.

Can I use your hand model for commercial purposes? My own indie game

I believed I follow this to a T, but at 22:00 rather than facing the direction my poor boy is flopping dieways and slowly pivoting LOL

pls script code

It should be noted that 4.3 flips the range of the depth so the depth linearization and the vertex() shader used here are broken..

NO I wanted the rain, I stayed for the rain, I got no rain :(

THANK YOU!

Can't use your shaders, it says error: only available with Forward+ backend

Wow you modelled A BOX, hahahahahaha, so fucking cooooolllll. Get outta here lmao

Hey Lukky!! I wanted to ask, what’s the most effective way of casts multiple ray casts?

Thanks for your time and effort to teach us! one tip when renaming variables is the Ctrl + D that will select all similar ocurrecies, like in other editors like VS Code!

Please how do I do jumping animations ? I tried making the player do jump animation when ui-accept / space bar is pressed and it still doesn't work.

For GODOT 4.2 need other coding, new piton 🤣 And for RPG need movement in click

worth mentioning that ray cast can be done whtout the node (programatically)

Bro the audio is almost unbearable 😩

*scooby doo confusion noise* alright, i tried this after trying like 4 other fps controllers, and not only did this one work perfectly, but it also immediately considered "forward" to the camera as opposed to the start of the model, as if like magic. i got a good feeling about this guy.

I've watched a lot of videos recently trying to find a more updated tutorial mainly for changes in newer versions of Godot scripting etc, but have always found you to be the best at getting someone started!

gracias hermanito

I still think about this video regularly

i like your videos thanks man i have subscribed for more

Nice video 👍

This is a very EPIC video! Thank you so much!

so say I'm now trying to do some ray tracing to track my mouse position, maybe I want to have my player follow my mouse instead, or I want to be able to target onto the mouse, or both. Would I use my base camera in the is instance as my camera that I project from?

I'd pay for the source to this.

liked and subscribed. Keep up the good work plz.

why waste all your time and use GDScript? If you aren't using C# you are doing it wrong.

The touchscreenbutton sprint and crouch button is not working iam using Godot mobile 🙂

First 5 minutes and I've learned so much. I've made multiple small projects in Godot but need to up my game with some of these awesome built-in features

If I want to play this cutscene in the scene but not affect subsequent gameplay. Should I play them in a new scene or just play them in the current scene. I'm a little confused.

Just a note on when you said you were trying to make rules for yourself, and you mentioned, how much prior knowledge of x should a player have to complete y. The answer should be none, unless the knowledge is used to find some Easter eggs or something that doesn't actually impact any gameplay. Something you can do is teach the player x, so that they can then go and do y. I love the aesthetic of the game already, looking forward to it!

OH that color coding thing is super nice.

very nice for gdscript its preferred to use or instead of || though for there style guide but great stuff man

I'd love to know more about what does and does not work in the next pass for 3d shaders