interesting video! Insta subbed to the channel

for some reason none of the methods work for me, when i use the method for example apply_central_force(Vector3(0,100,0)) it just says "Function apply_central_force" not found in base self, might it be because im using CharacterBody3D, or KinematicBody3D?

Congratulations this was an excellent video, I managed to learn a lot of things.

i put the code in script but its not running. the car is not moving right to left when i click on arrow buttons on keyboard for right and left. plz help me , how can i solve this

doom

wow I never knew about this! very useful for debugging

This was a fantastic tutorial, I can't thank you enough!

2024 a lot has changed in godot 4.3

Thanks for not bringing politics or gender issues into your videos.

Grk radiant is better than trenchbeoom

wow old is Gold.

I know this video is 3 years old but, how can i apply force to a rigidbody2d towards where it's facing?

I spent my entire morning watching videos to add a swinging mechanic to my game and got nothing useful. After watching this video I had my mechanic in less than one hour. THANK YOU!!!

Can this handle better graphics? E.g. non ps1 textures, but other more realistic ones?

great!

I might actually using this for my first game I am currently starting.

PLEASE CAN SOMEONE HELP ME!!!, the environment files from trenchbroom only pop up as 1 mesh rather than multiple with collisions, it comes with no collisions, I need help plz I can't find how to fix this :(

Is it godot 4+

This voice is very similar to the Michael Jackson's one. 🎶🎙️🎵🎤

Dude Please share this code without the model its not that hard been hours here im trying to do the same but the coding is pain in hell i cant even get the mimic right at last share the code not the project????

Fanny Shoal

Thank you very much, I have been making a platform game for several months, your video helped me make a bike for my character, he is happy to move faster in the big maps thanks to you! 🚲

Very cool video!

To anyone else who is having issues with the engine sound, you have to change lerp to lerpf in Godot 4. So instead of: if Driving == 1: $EngineSFX.pitch_scale = lerp($EngineSFX.pitch_scale, 2, 2 * delta) else: $EngineSFX.pitch_scale = lerp($EngineSFX.pitch_scale, 1, 2 * delta) Use this: if Driving == 1: $EngineSFX.pitch_scale = lerpf($EngineSFX.pitch_scale, 2, 2 * delta) else: $EngineSFX.pitch_scale = lerpf($EngineSFX.pitch_scale, 1, 2 * delta) Hope this helps :)

Thanks for the tutorial! I'm using it for the GMTK Game Jam!

Finally editor camera while playing 😂

Thank you so much for this wonderfully explained video!

I think, the reason torque needs such a high value to do anything, is that another length measured in pixels factors in here... (Torque being force applied times distance from the center of reference.) (in case of perpendicular force)

If you're using Godot 4 and still want to have pixelated look on import for the Qodot map, you can click the Qodot map node in the scene tree and in the inspector on the right, there should be a default material (for the whole map/mesh). Find the tab Sampling -> Filter and set it to "nearest". Now you don't need to set up a material for each texture to get that look :)

for DampedSpringJoint2D, i'm having difficulties having one of the nodes be a CharacterBody2D. It just won't work and I've tried a lot of troubleshooting. Does anyone know anything about that?

this video is a gem. gonna have so much more fun with this than anyone would ever have creating maps in blender for example.

This is so much what I needed. This helps me understand the differences so well. Thank you!