22:32 (saving my place)

I think somewhere in the tutorial you said : "fonction are called method in the doc, but I wont explain why as of now since it is a bit avance" but I don't know if you have explain it after 😂😅 Could someone told me why we use the func (fonction) keyword to define fonction in script, but we call them method inside the doc. Thx !

Can we just save the resources as res not tres

Brave, tutamail and obsidian. I LIKE IT

Excellent presentation, I could use this to train employees on python and Godot.

you're such a FANTASTIC TEACHER omg. You explain it so smartly... CLEAREST video ive ever seen on learning anything, actually. You scratch my brain in an engaging way man, big thumbs up. Such a sadness that you use quite a lot of AI artwork though...

This tutorial is phenomenal! Thank you for your simple explanation and for making it easy to follow along.

Very impressive. Thank you, that'll be helpful! Highly awaiting the 2nd Video for controller support and remapping :)

like the tutorial wish that you hadnt used some ai art. but I understand this was all done for free to help people

HI, I have a strange situation. First of all, thank you for the addon I have KBM and Gamepad context and switch them as buttons are pressed. But this didn't work properly with joystick or mouse movement and mouse implementation for fps feels funky, so I did switching on joy or mouse input events because i was getting errors in the is_same_as() function on guide_input_any.gd, dont remember what triggered. but after handling movement, I added an action to my kbm context and now it gets stuck on is_same_as() if I move my mouse. I have to comment out the whole function and then it works again with no errors to be found yet. Have no idea what im missing without the funcion or what could be happening. I hope you have some time to reply.

Thanks for the tutorial, I do not like to put every states into one script, still prefer the old school state machine which could divide states into different script

It's interesting the additional complexity that you take on with a visual game engine over simple code. This sort of thing would be so much simpler with a conventional programming approach. Its tradeoffs all the way down I gues.

When I change the margins on my styleboxtexture it expands from the borders outward instead of what's happening in the video. I just end up with a black margin around my border instead of my border being thinner with a larger center. Any thoughts?

This is looking impressive, good job! I tried making a project with this addon and noticed that the speed of mouse movement (rotating a first person camera) depends on window size (tested in windowed mode) and fps. Maybe I implemented it wrong, but I tried different configurations and I really feel like mouse movement should be made consistent. Currently lower resolutions or lower fps increase the mouse speed, which feels wrong.

I'm going to give it a try. Seems fitting for my project🤩

It's a huge undertaking to create a library for other developers to use. And yet you hit a homerun! Well done. I was suggesting you make a video covering a UI for player-custom mappings, but you already included that in an example!

Genuinely curious: Why would you have multiple scripts running at the same time which check for input? Instead of dealing with hierarchical input maps, why not disable all scripts except for the currently relevant one at any given time, stick to standard godot inputs and save some performance along the way?

I'm struggling to get chorded actions to work. I would like to pan my 2d Camera when the center mouse button is held down AND the mouse moves. I have mouse movement set to export a vector 2D. The mouse movement Input mapping is set as a trigger type Chorded Action. The action is set to my 'middle mouse button down' guide action, which has its trigger set as down. However, guide is outputting a non-zero vector every frame regardless of if the mouse button is down or not. What am I missing? Also, I couldn't find an example of chorded actions in the example projects, that feels like an oversight. Thanks super much for this, it's gonna be awesome as soon as I can get it working!

I probably too late, but do these methods work for web exports?

Godotneers, you are very Good-oneers!😄😄😄

Very clear tutorial. thank you!

Good Godot channels always deserve likes, comments and a subscribe. Thank you for this tutorial, you explained all the concepts really well!

Well done, very well explained video. I just wish you spent more time on using anchoring techniques which almost seems like an afterthought, even though it is much simpler to use than all of the container manipulation techniques that the majority of this video concentrates on.

How I can implement this into mobile games

I love your way of teaching programming!

Might just be one of the best Godot tutorials. There so many tutorials that completely ignore the best practices for actually building software and not just code until it works. This tutorial really teaches how can you structure your projects and hell even small approaches on the editor's usage and code completely made much more sense than my current approach. Also, the visual indicators are top notch for even better understanding. Very attentive to detail so the viewer does not get lost.

I love your videos. You're the best. Can you make your next video about theory (e.g.: ARCHITECTURE) when building a Godot project? When to use components, when/if to use OOP, when to signal, and best practices for SIGNAL UP, CALL DOWN.

Best teacher of Godot, period. I have been in the software business for 40+ years and used a multitude of languages, so I am now trying to learn Godot for a hobby during retirement. I watched one less than infinity KZbin videos and this channel produces the best.

this was very useful. thank you! :)

This is legit amazing! Can't wait for the next video on this cuz if this makes remapping and getting input names easy, I'm sold and will use this on ALL my projects

to bad you dont have a "test" input mapping button, where you can "see" the Vector3M modifiers before and after you apply modifers. other than that, ty for this tool !

G.U.I.D.E. is the G.O.A.T. Appreciated!

can G.U.I.D.E easily implement user text input, say to change the name of player, for example?

very cool. thanks for making this, looks useful and well thought out.

What a nice logo.

I’m actually impressed, good job! This is really the Enhanced Input from Unreal Engine. This plugin is so advanced I’m thinking this could make it to the real engine ! Keep it up I’m proud of you!

Great work sir! You're awesome!

will guide be remappable??

Tell me how to work with viewport. How do I transfer keystroke signals between it and the main window?

Thank you for the detailed guide on how to use GUIDE.

Another amazing tutorial... thanks!

very well done video. I don't know if I'll ever use guide but I watched the whole thing. very good idea to make a whole game as a tutorial.

Quality G.U.I.D.E.-ance right there

Very nice addon and tutorial !!

This is absolutely stellar work! Coming from Unreal, this made me feel right at home. Great job, love it!

Nice

Thanks for the new video❤

You can also consider Steam input if you are only going to publish your game on Steam.

can you pls make a tutorial coin particle effect

This looks really useful. I’m very new to Godot, and have got a lot out of your videos. I love the way you explain things, and several of them have provided me with either a place to start, or a key piece of information I wasn’t understanding. Thank you! A question I have is how does this work in combination with UI elements? The way inputs work, and what gets prioritized is something I’m still trying to fully understand. An example of what I mean is I had a menu floating over my scene. To start with, when I clicked a menu button, I also interacted with the tiles underneath. Then I learned about unhandled_input, but then I couldn’t draw on my tile map at all. Eventually I figured out what was eating my inputs, and got it all working. How does a situation like that work in the context of this system? Is there anything different about it. Even if it’s no different to default behavior, I’d love to hear how you explain how to handle situations like that.