@@ajinkyax thank you! I think drawing in black and white is a good hack to improve your form and animation. When you start getting comfortable start adding colors.

@@redswordz9131 thank you, glad you like it

@@randomcontenthello yup, completely agree. But most people who kick started their game already have a compelling demo and great GDD. I think gamers got burned so much in the past and thankfully got pickier with where to spend their money.

@@WyldFox only way to find out is to make it and test it

Thank you 🙏

Thank you, you're right Duck Norris should get an updated look to match the graphics. I played around with yellow colors and it looks gorgeous

Thank you, what you said makes sense. Bullet hells are peak evolution of how code and art are shown on the screen

Agree, sometimes we get fixated on the ingredients list than the cooking recipe.

Totally agree!

Thank you

@@TheEdenSnow 💯

Yes sir!!!!

@@AppMaker728 just read the news, thats crazy !

you're too kind, maybe one day :)

@@Lieutenvnt thank you 🙏

Depends on what you're trying to code, most of the time its trial and error. And sometimes I get stuck for months... but eventually it gets resolved as long as you don't stay "stuck". Can always move onto the next problem and come back to it later

@@MostafaNassar thats a good way to approach it. thanks

ive tried so many already, the main problem is not being able to code at all. seriously i just cant comprenhend coding

godot :), great video.

@@vipered1863 have you considered using visual scripting ? Might be a good start

​​@@vipered1863 What kind of games you want to create? If 2d, there are visual scripting engines. Game Maker A, Construct 3, Clickteam Fusion and Stencyl are paid software. Gdevelop(similar to Construct 3) and ct js (originally JavaScript game engine but they added visual scripting language called catnip) are free.

@@vipered1863 same happened to me. tried starting over and over again without any luck and one day... poof. it all started making sense. you really just have to take another route which, in my case was actually trying to understand what programming is about. I'm not talking about coding at all. you need to understand how programming works and how they design cool shit. there are a lot of tutorials on youtube which explain this concept with very basic terms. once you get it done, you will need to start coding at a really sloooow pace. like just getting a character moving, shooting, doing other basic stuff. you'll quickly realize how coding challenges your thinking, skills and how you're actually paying attention. it all becomes really fun after that phase. I spent hours on godot the first time I tried to make a character shoot and then adjusted the shooting to my taste. days went by with little progress each time but it was worth it every fucking time. any time i could achieve my little goal after hours spent on it. I would also advice getting all the help you can. watch some tutorials about the engine you like online, get a hold of it. join the community servers, people are so eager to help newcomers. you could also use AI for code but be careful because it gives wrong code. you won't believe me but that might actually be better for beginners. I used so much code from chatgpt for my game. it was tiring, always getting wrong code even after you make gpt revise it, over and over again. but, it still gave me a basic template to work on. then I tried fixing the mistakes in the code with just plain english. no coding experience at all lol. then I started actually understanding the concepts in the code, how all the lines are connected, why a single line could break the game. so what I'm getting at is; you actually don't need to know how to code to start. after all, if it still doesn't work with you. just let it go. maybe it's not for you, maybe you're more on the artsy ground. don't forget, game dev is a team job. just have fun with it bro

Thanks !!

you did a really good job with it ! you can also use key frames to do 2D animations (depends on the style of the game)

@@MostafaNassar ight i will use the vid tho for if i add tapes to the game for lil 2D animations plus i also want to learn 2D animation because if you do it right you can combine it with 3D animation

@@lunarvoidvr yeah take a look at forgive me father, they have done exactly what you're talking about

@@MostafaNassar kk thanks for the suggestion and great tutorial btw

@@FoongKaisheng-m3i thanks !

yeah this seems to be a common issue, it really depends on what you 're animating and how much detail you're carrying over between frames.

@@MostafaNassar In my case, I am trying to make something that's like a classic cartoon (though obviously better visually, but that's all in the composition) though it's on hold until I figure out a way to fix the line problem.

@@UltimatePerfection why don't you come on discord and share your progress?

@@MostafaNassar There's not much to share, haven't finished title sequence yet.

Another world is an awesome game :)

@@MostafaNassar loved it on the 3ds

Thanks, the best way to get better is to practice every day and try to avoid drawing from memory. When doing proportions it's always good to have a reference. It will fix your mistakes early and help build your muscle memory on how to draw the correct shapes

Thank you so much for your kind words

I am using Aseprite

@@MostafaNassar 🙏🙏

Thank you, working on it every chance I get

@@sunflower01212 thank you 🙏

Reminds me of water nerf guns… pretty cool

Thank you, I will look into it. And water gun sounds like fun

Thats would be funny so yeah

Can you add an among us easter egg weapon

@@janealviola4667 haha maybe :)

Thank you! 😃

Appreciate it !

@@Flamebamboo it took around 3 hours 😃

@@sugarette_burn you can try the demo alpha build on itch 😃

@@MostafaNassar I'll try it tonight when I get a PC, also, your devlog is greatly inspirational, I'm trying to learn development and build a souls-like sidescroller around Godot and the way you show pixelart is expanding my vision a lot

@@sugarette_burn thats awesome, join our discord server and share your progress 😃

I used the blur tool in aseprite.

thanks !

Yes i have! Pretty awesome

thank you !

@@Chillopedia1 ah this is a tricky one. Downsizing will always lose quality and details especially in pixel art. Your best bet is to redraw it in the size you want and don't scale in engine.

Thank you !

Since you can play the demo right now 👀

Duck Norris, demo is on my itch

@@MostafaNassar thanks it looks amazing 🤩

You can try the demo on my itch 🔥

@@MostafaNassar itch? wdym

@@fighter0433 octomos.itch.io/duck-norris-cluckys-nightmare Its in my profile as well