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Love these tutorials. Thanks for what you do!

These tutorials are totally wizard! Can't wait to see the next lesson, making my own 3D platformer has been a dream of mine since I played Mario64 as a kid!

i think i found one of the good series for godot online in youtube thanks mate so nice of ya appreciate it😄

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Great tutorial m8 thank you.

Thank you for your work, unfortunately i have a problem with the blocks in the gridmap :( all the blocks are displayed correctly in the menu to the right of viewport, but when i'm trying to place them onto the grid they are all rotated 90 degrees on the x axis

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Why the non-visual, textual (bullet-list) intro ?

Thank you for this tutorial!! It was very informative and I understood it all fluently!!

(っ✧ω✧)っ ✨ So there I was, previewing the video with my trusty mouse, when suddenly-BAM! Blender time showed up, and my brain screamed "nooooOOoooo" in the most dramatic inner voice! 😂 But then... as I hovered over 1:19, the thumbnail hit me with a gigantic "YES" out of nowhere, and I couldn't help but chuckle like a goofball! 💖

i was previewing the video with my mouse and when i saw it was time for blender i said "nooooo" in my mind voice and then when i hovered over 1:19 the thumbnail was a big YES and it made me chuckle

godot needs a object physics rig, sample click on assign, you can name it physic scene

the auto smooth is now attached to the right mouse button underneath the normal smooth function. loving this series so far! <3

Thank you!!! 😁

the option "new boxmesh" doesn´t appear for me

So good!! Thank you!

This series has been amazing, a great introduction to 3D in Godot, so a huge thanks! I am unfortunatley running in to a little issue I haven't seen mentioned here, every lesson up to here works great except once adding the xform.basis = xform.basis.orthonormalized() it flipped my character from left to right, character moves in the right directions, it's just the mesh flipping on the y axis. Not sure why and would apprecieate if anyone has any knowledge on this, thanks! No rush of course, I'm moving on to the next lessons in the meantime.

You're a natural tutor. Congrats!

Hello, Here's a few solutions for the rotation problem you might encouter! Simple solution: First, in the character scene, make sure your camera is behind the character, looking at it's back. So if the character's "head" faces the positive X axis, the camera is also facing positive X axis but from afar, so it sees its back. I recommend doing this way, cause no rotation actually makes the model face the X axis (will be relevant later) Second, and probably most important, make sure your character has no rotation in the level_1 scene. Simple explanation: The way the camera is setup so far in the course, it's not relative to the player. We only move it to the player every frame, which is why on load you have a quick traveling to the player if it's not at the origin of the level. Something similar happens with the rotation when moving. Basically, the camera is not rotating with the player, and it's not set to watch its back but to look at positive X axis. From now on, no more problem, you should be aligned with the tutorial. However if you move the character away from the level_1 origin position (0,0,0), you have a quick traveling to the player at launch. Also, you can't rotate at all the player of course, otherwise it messes up the calculation. It might be solved later in the course, but here's a way to make it allow you these changes. Deeper solution: func _ready() -> void: $CameraControler.position = position $CameraControler.rotation += rotation func _physics_process(delta: float) -> void: [...] if input_dir != Vector2.ZERO: $MeshInstance3D.rotation_degrees.y = $CameraControler.rotation_degrees.y - rad_to_deg(input_dir.angle()) - rotation_degrees.y Deeper explanation: I wrote a ready() function for the player. It's a function that is called only when the player scene is all loaded. Which means all its children, and their children are loaded and their ready executed, so the camera is loaded. Hence, in this ready I fix the position of the camera to the player's position so it teleports immediately to the player and do the same for the rotation. HOWEVER, now, the rotation is no longer neutral, cause it might be different from zero. When we rotate the mesh of the player relatively to the camera & the input, but also the the player's node itself. So, a fix is to substract the player's rotation, so whatever it is (either 90, 180, or even 45) we delete its influence and align the mesh according to our movement. It's probably the cleanest way to do it, and it might align with whatever solution might come later in the tutorial. Another solution would be to actually rotate the whole player like this: if input_dir != Vector2.ZERO: rotation_degrees.y = $CameraControler.rotation_degrees.y - rad_to_deg(input_dir.angle()) Since we change the whole rotation of the player, we don't need to substract the initial rotation to the new rotation of the mesh. It works and might seem great, but for the moment our player is a cubic mesh and its cubic collision shape. We might have something more complex, and sometimes elements we don't want to rotate along side, or rotate differently. Maybe if we had some sort of health bar above the player's head, we would want it to always face the camera properly, not spin permanently. Hope this helps! Bonus: This is how I rotate my camera, so it's smoooooooooth # Rotate camera left / right if Input.is_action_pressed("cam_left"): $CameraControler.rotation.y = lerp($CameraControler.rotation.y, $CameraControler.rotation.y + deg_to_rad(30), 0.06) if Input.is_action_pressed("cam_right"): $CameraControler.rotation.y = lerp($CameraControler.rotation.y, $CameraControler.rotation.y - deg_to_rad(30), 0.06) (change the "0.06" from 0 to 1 to change speed!)

hey colin! wanted to know if you were gonna make a tutorial on ui (for example a coin counter) you taught me alot and got me far into my development journey and would love to hear your advice!

Can you show me how to make the ColisionShape the same size?

great tutorial, BornCG. question: is it possible to recreate this with logic nodes? thanks in advance.

I'm actually not new to godot. But for the last 1.5 years I've been sticking to UE5. Just recently made a decision to switch to another game engine since UE is too heavy loaded for my projects and in most cases I don't even use a fragment of features it provides. It's actually incredible to see how Godot flourished over the years and it was extremely handy going over your course to get used to this engine. Much appreciated!

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I am at 2024 September and Godot 4 just released and it is the cool but my laptop can't handle it and I can only use 3.5 . I searched for Godot 3 tutorials and found no good tutorials on 3D until I discovered BornCG. He is a lifesaver. Thanks for everything.

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This is too cool!... EDIT: Omg just read others comments, also feeling like crying to this... this wonderful engine, this level edition capability, all this... damn! 💕💕💕

Great tutorial, thank you very much for making and sharing this lesson.

23:25 Bing?... /facepalm ... Amazing materials site, thank you so much! ♥

gd script...yet another modification...crying

My cube refuses to be anything but flat white. Does my image need to be bigger or something? I followed the tutorial to the letter, the only difference is my test image is 1080p, not 2K or 4K.

I had a question if anyone can answer! 9:28 where the sentences are green. The third one isn't green for me. I ignored it and did the same thing anyways. When I went to test it the side directions didn't work right. But forward back and jump works fine. Also there's some code on mine that's not on his. Can anyone help?

May you do character animations next? (: please

Thank you as always, can't wait for the next chapter! this game is starting to look awesome :D

Thank you!!! 😁

Thankyour for covering every little detail!!!

Any way to rotate the camera up and down? I tried duplicating the horizontal rotate code, and changed "rotate_y" to "rotate_x", but it's not working as intended. Please and thanks!

Thank you!!! 😁

can somebody help me came across a problem (using godot 4.3) when trynng to rotate the camera with code (by turning with the arrow keys as shown around 18:58) here's what i input var direction := ($CameraController.transform.basis * Vector3(input_dir.x, 0, input_dir.y)).normalized() error- cannot infer the type of direction variable because the value doesn't have a set type

My player object falls through the floor and I can't really figure out how to fix it, but it does stay on the floor if I take away the global_transform = xform so I don't really know what to do.

Thank you!!! 😁

Brilliant!

will i become a game dev if i follow this tut?

For anybody whose s stayed messed even after deleting one, there is a comment that fixed the issue for me and all you have to do is click the coin, shift to also select the s and the click ctrl + J. Hope that clears it up for some people.

Big thanks!!!