My task wasn't working initially, and popped an error say that it wasn't a Limbo AI task. If that happens to you all, restart your editor and it should work fine

please make a player node based state machine video 🙏

When marking up the terrain set for auto-tiling the marks are 1/3rd of the tile. Is there a way to set it to a different size?

30:00 So what was this advice? I re-watched the last part of your tutorial and didn't catch it.

Great work I learned a lot from it thanks for this good Hack’n’Slash series But there is one thing I couldn't find a solution for, which is that the bats don't play the attack animation Even in the video I couldn't find a solution I tried the same way as the frogs and it didn't work.

Hi devworm, can you give me a light in how can i use normalmap on animatedsprites? This is really messing up with me😢

if I had 4 enemies, all 4 die when I kill one whats up with that?

Another outstanding video in this series! Thank you again DevWorm! There are more complicated ways to achieve the same task. When I first started learning Godot I tried the animation player and state machines because people online say it's a really robust system. All of that turned out to be too much for me as a complete game dev beginner, but coming across these videos and going over how to handle everything you need within the script translated so much better for me.

Not sure if you still read comments, but would adding in NPCs/ dialogues be too hard?

hello sir i cant find why my apples are not being produced heres my code extends Node2D var state = "no apple" var player_in_area = false func _ready(): if state == "no apple": $Timer.start() print("start timer") func _process(delta): if state == "no apple": $AnimatedSprite2D.play("noapples") print("noapples") if state == " apple": $AnimatedSprite2D.play("apple") print("apples") if player_in_area : if Input.is_action_just_pressed("pickup"): state = "no apple" $Timer.start() func _on_pickable_area_body_entered(body): if body.has_method("player"): player_in_area = true func _on_pickable_area_body_exited(body): if body.has_method("player"): player_in_area = false func _on_timer_timeout(): print("timeout") if state == "no apple": state = "apple" please tell me

Super simple and great tips. Sadly didn't help with my ongoing Null error that keeps crashing my project. Something about my resource not having values but my inspector shows there are values. Love to see an add in if "is it Code or is it something else" debug.

I did everything you did but my guy still appears behind the tree 100% of the time

A tip for everyone, for my project after I clicked dash the speed wouldn't reset. I was able to fix this by going into the timer node and checking the "One Shot" box and then it worked!

Game dev is super rewarding but also really humbling. I program as a profession so the code part is pretty natural to me. But I was surprised to find how much of game dev isn’t even about programming- it’s about presentation and design. So if you’re intimidated by the programming aspect, don’t worry so much; it just has to be good enough to work. The rest of the process is much more important than making the code perfect

could you help me by chance when i try to import free files it syas the file doesnt contain a .godot file

fyi none of this seems to work in godot 4.3

You forgot #8: Always make a 2D character that stands there bouncing up and down like it's humping itself.

Exactly when you feel lost hes here to save you thank you man

When playing my game and collecting an apple. I get a quick 1 frame of a default apple position before it starts the falling animation. Anyone know what is causing this?

Great video! Gonna try it out!

hey devworm, i hope you see this but, i dont want my player damage to be constantly 20 i want to be able to change it, same with enemies so that i can use it in the other enemies ill add

I like your example of using resources to customize a single enemy scene to have different types of enemies. However adding enemies to a level is now a two step-process: adding the enemy scene itself to the level, then assigning the type resource to turn it into the enemy type you want. Which is perfectly fine if you're spawning enemies at runtime but when hand-editing levels I'm wondering if it's possible to combine these two steps.

@4:10 you don't need to do this to get the co-ordinates. You can just look at the numbered grid markings on the left and top edges.

next tell me how to make/tips a proper assets (settings, how to make it detail even at 64x64px for one tile) or whatever, i still strugle around that

I just started the tutorial and I can't figure out if he used the free pack or the paid pack.

Obsidian is a go to for note taking (self hosted and allow for kanbans too)

Hey! I come from a software development background, and after messing around with RPG Maker a little bit recently ive decided i want ro seriously make a few little games, and eventually something more complex. My issue is, I am not an artist, I recently discovered i enjoy making pixel art but it takes a LONG time. Should I focus more on developing some assets to work with my game ideas, or should i focus more on jumping into an engine and getting working games? I pick up programming in new languages pretty quickly, but im new to art.

If you set var current_dir = "down" instead of "none" you will also get the starting animation you want. Without the extra code

Why do you use these massive "match" statements and not something simpler like current_zone = zone_b if current_zone == zone_a else zone_a and for i in range(cameras.size()): if cameras[i]: cameras[i].priority = 1 if i == current_zone else 0

i have tried Beehave before found out this video, they are fundamentally same but man o man Beehave is too complicated.. LimboAI is great! thanks for the great tutorial <3

Quite the late comment but if anyone is using c#, put [GlobalClass] before your class definition to have the resource show up in the editory. Nice tutorial btw!

hi, I've just succeeded with all the tutorials to make this game but I want to add more than 2 maps I'm having trouble with logic at all, how can I add this displacement with for example 3/4 maps? anyone can explain?

Gem of a video 💎, thank you!

yapper

Hi man, can you make a tutorial of how to make classic sonic physics? (Example: I really want to know how to rotate the character to climb up a wall just running)

how would i load the data from different scene like a title screen rather than in the options menu?

how to save game state

were you the guy that invented that game on alho games on that one random app on iphone called minigames???

I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AND IT'S EVERYTHING I NEEDED, MY GOSH!!!! THANK U FOR YOUR EXISTENCE IN THIS WORLD

your movement script is a complete botchery of logic. Not only does it not allow diagonal movement it also acts very weird moving in diagonal when pressing down two keys

In 4 minutes of the video, what I understood is that you said ok. So I said ok and left xD Ok? But honestly, trying to make a valid criticism you should improve the narrative, or not, maybe this is nothing burger and I was the only one who could handle it. <3

That gnome game looks fun

I think chatgpt is good for game dev if you use it right just using it to write code is bad but getting tips or correcting mistakes i think is good because when i do that i learn

Would it be possible to get more npc tutorials?

This is my first time messing around with particle system in any engine and its honestly so fun! SO much so i didnt even follow up, and made the effects without looking at the video! Now the only problem is implementing the code properly into my game...

You show the images too fast even at 0.5 speed, very hard to follow

May I ask you to provide the list of games played in this video? Creating a video about good indie games is a good idea!

Great tips. The Godot forum is amazing. One generous soul spent almost two hours with me helping me figure stuff out. I learned a lot from reading the forums regularly. Also making tiny practice projects that work on one specific thing helps a ton too, rather than trying to start building up a big project and getting into a mess.

I love the consistent mis-spell of "finial."

Just downloaded Godot on Steam, solo hobby project here we come.