Thank you

To whoever needs this: on Godot 4.x, for the export on 10:05, the format is: @export var areType: String

Amazing video! and don't worry for the mistakes. They actually help us understand why we do what we do. Keep going! they're amazing!

every time i post in reddit the bot delete my post... this is complicated, how i can post in reddit?

I needed this, thank you.

Oh my god... you are my savior thank you so much! I was trying to import a model with a texture but there would be some random artifacts but this fixed it!

youre a life saver

Watching this video feels like reading an old comic series that's missing its final chapters. The tutorial is great, though, leaving viewers to imagine what comes next. I’ll come up with my own ending!

2024 I'm using Godot 3.5.2 in the Kubuntu operating system everything worked fine for me. Thanks!

Cool series! Thanks for taking the time to make these you are a great teacher and your video seem to cover everything you do so Im not left guessing. It's great!

Though the engine's changed a tiny bit, nothing's been hard to figure out even when things are different These tutorials are still lovely even after half a decade, thank you!

You could just do something like this. var offset = Vector2() func _get_drag_data(at_position: Vector2) -> TextureRect: # replace TextureRect with whatever this object extends offset = get_local_mouse_position() return self func _can_drop_data(at_position: Vector2, data: Variant) -> bool: position = get_global_mouse_position()- offset return true

One of the most elegant codes I've seen. It's really clear, Thanks

This is very very cool!

Great information here. New sub.

Thank you!!! That is all that I have to say, I literally came to your tuto knowing NOTHING about Godot and I left with a running app. Thanks!

You know whats funny about my playthrough... i never put it together that the sun station was causing the supernova lol. After looking back at notes, im not sure how anyone did... i only found out they were intendijg to blow up the sun once i actually got on the sun station and inside the ash twin project. But by then i already assumed the sun was just dying because you can see other stars exploding in the distance.

Hey. There is a way simpler method to do this. using Position.relative. The position.relative is next - prev already calculated in the InputEventMouseMotion event. var rotating = false func _input(event): if event is InputEventMouseButton: if event.is_pressed(): rotating = true if event.is_released(): rotating = false if event is InputEventMouseMotion and rotating: var delta = get_process_delta_time() var rel = event.relative $Player.rotate_y(rel.x * .7 * delta) $Player.rotate_z(rel.y * .7 * delta)

its posible to do the same whit an area2D?

this is awesome

seriously tried figuring out the "new inherited scene" for like 10 minutes then watched 20 seconds of this and problem solved! lol thanks

I was looking for solving this issue past 2 months. THANK YOU!

Any ideas if this works on Godot 4? I can't seem to make it work, thanks

Thank you

Hey I’m sorry if this is too late to ask Since this tutorial was four years ago But the print() function at the end for me doesn’t work I added the collision and everything and yet when my player gets hit it doesn’t say he got hit

thank you so much! :)

Teacher: where did you get this 3.14? Archimedes: dunno bro, it just turns out to work quite well

can you have a face be one texture while others be the same

Cool. Taking inspiration

the reason the animation looks like sht is because u didn't do the outline properly, like u left half the leg off

Is the language different between version 3 and 4? I followed the script verbatim and I keep getting an error on the line "var b = bullet_scene.instance()" saying "Invalid call. Nonexistent function 'instance' in base 'PackedScene'". Trying to figure out where I messed up, as this is my only road block I ran into following this video.

Verrry nice small pixel work !

You can use a Button element with Modulate set to alpha 0 so its invisible, and get all the click inputs that way. Instead of using collision and characterbody etc.

For me, it was one of the best presentations I've ever seen on that topic. Recently, I've fallen in love with generative art, and I was lacking information to delve into the subject and create on my own. Thank you.

how to make it in Godot 4: extends RigidBody2D var ball_speed = Vector2(600,600) func _physics_process(delta): var collision_info = move_and_collide(ball_speed * delta) if collision_info: ball_speed = ball_speed.bounce(collision_info.get_normal()) remember to set gravity scale to 0

Impressive. Very nice.

Hello friends, I am learning Godot and I am facing a problem with the educational source. I cannot find complete educational content on KZbin. Is it possible for someone to direct me to a suitable source?

Very useful to setup a basic project for Mobile, thanks!!!

Adding this for anyone seeing this and getting errors. This is posting as of Godot 4.2.2 extends Node3D const dir = [Vector2.RIGHT, Vector2.LEFT, Vector2.UP, Vector2.DOWN] var grid_size = 14 var grid_steps = 50 func _ready(): randomize() var current_pos = Vector2(0,0) var current_dir = Vector2.RIGHT var last_dir = current_dir * -1 for i in range (0, grid_steps): var temp_dir = dir.duplicate() temp_dir.shuffle() var d = temp_dir.pop_front() while (abs(current_pos.x + d.x) > grid_size or abs(current_pos.y +d.y) > grid_size): temp_dir.shuffled() d = temp_dir.pop_front() current_pos += d last_dir = d $GridMap.set_cell_item(Vector3i(current_pos.x,0,current_pos.y), 0, 0)

Your video is still helpful 4 years later! For anyone else running into issues with tween, it was changed in the 4.0+ release apparently. here's the documentation on how tween, it's basically all done through code now. I'm really green but here's my solution. Enemy Spawn Script: func _ready(): var enemy = enemy_scene.instantiate() randomize() enemy.position.x = randf_range(100,1180) enemy.position.y = -75 add_child(enemy) var tween = get_tree().create_tween() var target = Vector2(self.position.x, self.position.y + 100) tween.tween_property(self, "position", target, 1).set_trans(tween.TRANS_QUINT) I didn't like how it shot under while off screen so I added a VisibleOnScreenNotifier node to the enemy scene and used signals to get to soot only after it's on screen and to queue free off screen. Enemy Script: (timer code moved from on ready to visible notifier func.) func _ready(): get_parent().get_node("Player") func _on_visible_on_screen_notifier_2d_screen_exited(): queue_free() func _on_visible_on_screen_notifier_2d_screen_entered(): $Timer.set_wait_time(.5) $Timer.start()

Mans has a lot of hot takes for his personal preferences 😂 Video is very helpful, though. Thank you for this!

Is there a way I can use the joystick axis instead of the D-pad?

I’m working on a mobile app game and find the videos very helpful. Thanks.

thanks a lot the tutorial was very helpful thanks a lot!!!

i bought Qyllscape for mi birthday! But now i have a problem, i dont know how to use it, i just want to sit down and write but for some reason i cN only write in one page after creating folders and chapters and its not very intuitive... please make a tutorial on how to use it, only you can explain this program. For now im a bit frustrated because i cant write on it. Its been 9 months since this video, its a lot of time. If you can please upload more videos about the program...

how is this so clear? thank you.

8:35 Godot 4.2, it should be: @onready var global = Global

BRUH someone published the game called "Eitan Bagayev"

how to make the first player move with keyboard and the second player move with the joystick. guys please help meee😢

Great ！Work Perfect in C#