@@lMINERl this was an extra stream :) just because I have a day off. But regular streams will be on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday around 9:30p.m CEST I might have an extra stream times to times during the weekend. Maybe one day I'll be able to do this all day who knows 😊 and it will be easier for ppl to catch up

@@eduwric Glad it's helpful! In which context are you using it (private, open source, personal?) just curious ? I'm currently working on the 0.5 !

Just follow the Readme of this crate (link to the specific section): github.com/jakobhellermann/bevy-inspector-egui/?tab=readme-ov-file#worldinspectorplugin You will see it's just few lines of code :)

Yes that's what I saw yesterday. Unfortunately it doesn't support skinning yet! But it's in development :) I'll definitely try it once it's ready. Looks really promising, especially if I want to build my own system on top of it.

Oh thanks ☺️ ! Your words mean a lot ! I'll stick on it definitely. At the moment streams are every Wednesdays and Sundays around 9:30pm CET

Just upgrading the Bevy version. From what I remember I explain it at the beginning :) but here are the technical details bevyengine.org/news/bevy-0-12/#pcf-shadow-filtering

@@indiedevcasts oh thanks

Oh i see now the pointlightbundle doesnt have yet that feature

@@alternativepotato interesting 🤔 I'm surprised they didn't manage the shadows the same way with the rendering pipeline.

​@@alternativepotatofor info progress has been made on this topic : twitter.com/pcwalton/status/1778239812656595296?t=ogFyZ9LV902iqCgrmTMr6w&s=19

Hi, sorry but I don't provide open source code for this project. I plan to make a full 3d Bevy course at some point where people can access material

Thanks for the feedback! Yes I will continue to explore animations in Bevy. I need to animate my own character. Next videos will be about the input system and how I control the character movements.

Hey! I'm currently working on the input manager to have something a bit more generic (gamepads, mouse, keyboard, ...). I recommend to use github.com/Leafwing-Studios/leafwing-input-manager ! Regarding how to save the input config by the player, I think you can use any format that you find suitable for your game (yaml, json, ...). It really depends on what you want to serialize, but for configs json is fine and you have the excellent serde library to serialize or deserialize. The challenge is to correctly handle the different operating systems and how to access the filesystem. Handling paths on Windows can lead to really weird edge cases and is different from Linux (even if Rust makes it easier to handle OS differences). Maybe take a look here: github.com/tecbeast42/bevy-settings. I will make videos on those topics once I reach an interesting state.

Yep it's far from being perfect but the team and contributors are doing an amazing job to bring value in each release. Bevy is a relatively new project but I can tell they have the right amount of features, sponsoring, and dedication. Waiting for a better support of animations, a solution might be to blend them in Blender. But I agree it's only ok with small projects.

Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated !

It's definitely something I'll need to do for my game so should be in one of the next videos 👍

​@@indiedevcastsjust in case ill sub but i when i asked about this bevy doesnt support animation transition or bending animation till 0.12

Glad to know it helped you ! Be sure to subscribe and activate the notifications I will add more content like that ✌️

Hey @devzero sorry for the late reply! I had not seen your comment before. Yes definitely! It's funny because right now I'm writing an article mentioning it. It's on my priority list. I want to add lot more content to my website so it totally makes sense.

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@@indiedevcasts Awesome!

Oh really? Thank you for the feedback. I'll fix this for the next one ! 🙏

@RobertoMaurizzi I verified on two different desktop web setups - and the sound is correct even at mid-level from OS (and full on YT). I tried with 144p / 1080p and both qualities are listenable. However on the mobile app, it's indeed quite different as you can't control the volume from the YT application and you need to be at the maximum level on your mobile. Next time I will make sure it works well on the app. Can you just confirm it was on the mobile app on your side? Anyway, thanks for watching my videos and letting me know about it!

@@indiedevcasts I just tested on both my laptop, with both speakers and headset, and my mobile: it's still low enough that with any external noise I can't understand some words you say. My laptop isn't especially loud and as you say on mobile you have only one quite limited volume control. My guess is you have an audio driver that allows you to set a higher volume range and/or better headeset and speakers 😅 Thanks for checking!

@@RobertoMaurizzi thanks a lot for checking, I'll try to find why and I'll compare the different videos . Happy end of year :) for a change

Happy New Year to you too! 🎉

Hey! Cool thank you for your support ! Let's share this adventure! Ldtk is amazing indeed ! It offers a lot of possibilities to build levels :) a tool of choice.