I can not find an okay step sound for the fucking life of me. It is the simplest shit ever to record. I think I'll have to do it myself.

Discovered NIN like 15 years ago thank to this video. Outch

Fantastic! We love it! Sent you an email to your hi@email account from crees.

I've been using unity for 8 years, and watched hundreds of tutorials, and slept with a maid with 3 nipples, and shared blood ties with a donkey, and have blue blood, and was born before my mother gave birth to me and am older than my father, and this was most informative tutorial ive ever mentally paid attention to and i dont even exist. Thank you man... thank you...

Hi Picster! Please help me with one thing: how did you configure your game (Beat Invaders) to detect if the system works with Vulcan or just OpenGL? I have an older laptop and your game just worked without any tricks like "rendering-driver opengl3". How did you do that? :)

I would've never nor in 10 years accomplish something as Raffa did in 8 hours, I need some tutorials from his side!

The sound is also very good. Is the background music free?

What is the shortcut to duplicate the elements without linking them?? As I use Ctrl+D to duplicate the MeshInstances3D, but when I change the dimensions of one, all of them change at the same time, and I do not want them to be linked... This bug is driving me crazy... Please, someone HELP ME!!

In 2024, the image import process around 5:45 has changed with godot 4. The new process is to add the "repeat" property on the SmartShape's CanvasItem.

Great tutorial! Thank you

0:00 - 9:29 Checkpoint 1; WE DON'T NEED UBIART.MP4

Thank you. This deserves more likes. I've been scouring youtube to learn more about shaders in godot, and I can safely say that this one's by far the most comprehensivey video out here.

Nice particles 😃Just what I needed. Thank you!

can't thank you enough, thanks anyway :D

"Cannot call method get size on a null value" In godot 4?

For those who find this now and how its different in Godot 4, note this: The camera itself is now "rounded" before being drawn, which means that you need to set the cameras global position to be where you want it to be that frame - instead of lerping a variable actual_cam_pos, lerp the literal camera.position to a target value. So once you have your camera placed, then round its globalposition, and you will get the true stabilisation offset for use in the shader. Here is the code! (I put it in the script of my SubViewportContainer, as thats where the material for post processing is, and linked in my_player and my_camera node paths) func _process(delta : float) -> void: my_camera.global_position = lerp(my_camera.global_position, my_player.global_position, delta*5) var actual_camera_position : Vector2 = my_camera.global_position var stabilisation_offset : Vector2 = Vector2( actual_camera_position.round().x - actual_camera_position.x, actual_camera_position.round().y - actual_camera_position.y ) material.set_shader_parameter("camera_offset", stabilisation_offset)

so amazing. thank you so much.

This was amazing, I'm a 3D artist trying to learn Godot, and this was so valuable. Thank you.

Amazing creative work 👏👏.

Can it run of 4gb. Ram

System requirements please? Give me the answer soon as you can

For those who want to do this in 2024 for GODOT 4, a couple of things I noticed when trying to follow this tutorial: 1. @05:31 instance() no longer exists, it's called "instantiate()" now 2. @09:22 For onready, you need to add an @ sign before: "@onready var rope_start_piece = $RopeStartPiece" 3. There is no longer a mode setting for RigidBody2D , but you can under "Deactivation"-part set it to Freeze ON. 4. @13:57 Before trying to run, make sure you go back to RopeEndPiece.tscn and name the CollisionShape2D to C and the PinJoint2D to J which was not mentioned in this tutorial. 5. @13:57 When trying to run you will get an error: "Invalid assignment of property or key 'parent' with value of type 'Node2D (rope.gd)' on a base object of type 'RigidBody2D'. So remove the line: "piece.parent = self" it's meaningless, because down below it does an add_child(piece) which should already do that automatically. While you are at it, remove the line "piece.id = id" because it will generate error message: "Invalid assignment of property or key 'id' with value of type 'int' on a base object of type 'RigidBody2D'. I think it's called RID now (Reference Id) though I don't think it's something you can set, but I could be wrong. Anyways, to get this to build, simply remove the line! 6. @20:35 instead of "if !points.empty:" write: "if points.is_empty() == false:", I replaced the ! for better readability and empty is now a function name in godot 4: is_empty() 7. @20:57 There is no update() function in godot 4. queue_redraw() instead

why do you have a font file called "saarland"? that's confusing to me since a very small state of germany is called saarland and it is where i live.

Thanks for the video. I think that is one of the few -if any- videos that goes in detail about the World Environment node, which is really the most importat hack to get proper visuals imo.

Unity in trouble

Godot stealing Unity's spotlight

PLEASE !!! Do this for godot 4.2 / 4.3.

I saw this vido 3 years ago and I still remember it today because the texture you gave us are perfect and I'm just coming back to get it again

😮😮wow👍👍

Hah found this again!

Where is the second level of this game or part 2? I want to play more, is there a way to make the second part of this game please?

I'm here too get mine done fina9ly

looks awesome! Can u please make another video explaining this in godot4?

I can’t finish watching this awesome tutorial because I am falling asleep. This voice and music and effects are like hypnosis 😅

Your video helped me a lot. From understanding how to blockout scene properly to environment settings, which are really overwhelming. Also I love the style very much. Want to recreate similiar fire in my game. But actually I think it is more convenient to control day & night cycle in code, as well as environment parameters. It allows to create complex mechanics. Anyway thanx a lot for your work, really would be happy to see more similiar videos👍 If you have a course I would be happy to buy it😀

If anyone is having an issue installing the latest version of this plugin on Godot 4.1.1, try updating to the latest version of Godot -- I had to upgrade to 4.2.2 and now it's working fine.

Wow! This video really saved my life! I really love the concept of TileMap. If I hadn't seen your video, I would still be copying and pasting thousands of Sprite2Ds! But there are some parts I still don't quite understand. How do I do what is shown from 12:40 to 12:55 in Godot 4? I can't find the 'Selected Tile' name and how to show the tile library like at 12:50.

Is it me, or when the light source moves the actual source doesn't change - ie no shadows move? I found this while following along, I dragged the light source and only the angle changes anything in the scene

Thank you for this master class !

Oh wow. Being shown that this kind of quality is actually within reach for a single person with enough time is wild. Currently learning Godot and Aseprite as my vacation entertainment.

1A ⭐

6:30 having trouble replicating this in godot 4.2 3d

10 giga LIKE for this tutorial. Thank you.

What about performance fine tuning ?

Perfect tutorial.

I tried using a resolution 3x larger than my game's instead of 8 timers cause my game's screen height is 288 pixels. Well... I have no idea what went so wrong, but when I scale the viewport, the entire game breaks.

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Thank you very much.. even it's already Godot 4.2. this thing work very well.

Awesome tutorial! Do you plan to do the same for Godot 4 someday?

I know this video is old but I just want to say that scene you set up is dead cells level quality in terms of graphics and postprocessing, doing that on your own so fast is very impressive!