the best

Good tutorial, but the music is too loud compared to voice over

Nice, if I use the paid assets on my project and sell the project then it is legal?

Here's a gist with the code for the states I'm using in the video: gist.github.com/ansimuz/cdfab9a33e4f86b48e79f348041fb012

I'm encountering an error that says: Invalid set index 'state_machine' (on base: 'Node) wit value of type 'Node (StateMachine)' in the part of child.state_machine = self

Note: if you're using node to run your server through command prompt and your server isn't updating to match the newer versions of your code it's because it's caching it. You need to inspect element and then right click reload and click "empty cache and hard reload"

This asset pack and demo game showcasing it are real nifty. Need a good course put together using stuff like this. So many Godot game making tutorials are all like "Make a complete x style game" and the final product of the course is static images with the most rudementary 'game mechanic that make it 'technically' whatever they were daying but doesnt actually teach you anything or have a final output that would be considered even the framework of a game. In the end you dont learn a lot of the minutia that makes a game feel... complete. No state changes for different animations on a sprite. I can see small tutorials on how to impliment a single feature or something using super prototypy single sprite images when its just how to impliment a hurtbox or something as a standalone tutorial. But some of these were paid courses that were just flat out missing whole aspects that really should be included if your teaching how to use a tool and charging for it. (it's been a nightmare finding a good course that ends with something meaningful, and I know from past experience a course that doesn't build up to something that feels complete just kinda robs the dopamine of successfully completing something from me.

I really like this kind of videos. Thanks and well done !

Change the mode in eraser tool for pencil mode ❤ u save me

for some reason when I use this system, using player.animated_sprite_2d.play("Jump") or whatever other animation doesn't actually change the animation when the states change for some reason. any idea why that might be?

I've been trying to learn state machines in Godot 4 so my indie game code isnt digital spaghetti, ive watched a few videos so far about them and this is by far one of the best, and it is legitimately just 2 minutes. Keep it up! You have potential to be fantastic at game dev tutorials.

The referenced tutorial is antiquated, following the steps given in the GDQuest tutorial is a hopeless endeavor with all of the changes in Godot 4.2 - I would suggest people steer clear of this one because I lost over an hour trying to get it to work and couldn't. I am not the best at GDScript coding, but that's the point, the tutorial should be easy to follow and it cannot be while out of date like it is. I am annoyed that this wasted my time, look for Godot 4 tutorials specifically if you want to implement a Finite State Machine.

Hello, I'm very interested in your asset packs, I found them amazing, but I'm a little confused. There are 2 different packs with the Gothicvania name, right? The heroes have dodged attack animation?

Tough asf. Good job

i wanna use this for my gammeeee

Is it also possible for Node.js?`

I just upgraded to 3D. Don't tempt me 😂

Nah, think I'll learn to create my own.

This is cool, I love seeing more from you! But honestly the AI voice is a little off-putting.

I use the state machine pattern without taking it to the n-th degree of having an abstract state machine and state machine nodes. All you need is an enum of states and methods to handle those states and a conditional to call the handle methods depending on state. I find this a nice balance as it gives you the benefits of state machines, without the confusion of having your states attached to nodes - it's all just visible in code. I'd only go for this node approach if I was having to handle one hell of a lot of states but that's just down to how I like to work within godot. Also sometimes you might want to transition state based on a signal received. I think that would be harder with this approach

I just started refactoring my player code to use State Machines a few days ago, and let me tell ya, the power I felt from removing my is_attacking variable felt like a jolt of energy from the gods themselves.

Quick Note: Forgot to mention that you have to set the "Initial State" in the Inspector Panel for the State Machine. I recommend using the "Idle State".

ansimuz aewsome

Yay Anzimus!

Really nice!

Great Video! You're stuff looks great!

whats the canvas size for this?

One of the best pixel artist our times maybe pixellab can help you also :D is good ai for pixelart and animations

Less goooooooooooooooooooo, using it. Just purchased!

Love it

Awesome delevopment

That is so me: Average game developer / contributor for 15 years, self-taught from looking at code and KZbin videos with some help from StackOverflow, with a ton of partial projects I never finished and never will. Only difference is I'm not even a good asset artist, I use and modify stuff from OpenGameArt and similar which is how I found you and your amazing assets.

LETS !GOOOOOOO!!! You are so amazing man!

Are the arms of the fox when in battlesuit form final? I feel that he's too buffed

Good luck with development! 💪🏿

Rooting for you buddy, been following you for a while, starting pixel art soon because of your videos :)

Goodluck! Can't wait to see where this goes.

🎉🎉🎉 Waiting for more 🎉🎉🎉

Ooh genial no tendré que hacerlo en Dólares, puedo hacerlo en pesos.

I wish You the Best, i'll be suporting You 😀👍🏻

Hello everybody

Great asset! But in video not true info - it's not free - $9 to download Godot project . upd: Now all nice and free! thank you a lot!

😂 nice

Wow

Sorry for the naive question, still new and learning unity in my game dev uni. I'm supposed to manually settle all the sprites once I import all these beautiful assets or is there a way to instantly "start" the game project?

Not only this is the best tutorial for Phaser but also the best tutorial video I have ever seen. Short, easy to follow, focus on basic yet important topic. You're the best!

This is gold. Even after 5 years, it explains everything beautifully!

💕💕Wow🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🤍🤍🧡

when we can play ya game?

support YES MAKE A GAME !!! That will be cool!