Feel Tutorial : Spring Components

[@sodajamm]

I said this before, and I'll say it again, this is THE best and most ESSENTIAL asset out there! Feel is extremely helpful in pretty much every kind of project and I, personally, always install it just by default. And just by itself, the asset is amazing, but the fact that the devs have continued updating and supporting it is mind-blowing. Not to mention the absolute wonderful support on discord and the amazing documentation on their website. I actually can't express just how well done this asset is and just how astonishing the devs are!

[@_MoreMountains]

Thank you very much for the kind words!

[@MAXmillium]

Thank you for continuing to add to this amazing lib and include the updates at no extra charge. Been using Feel for years and have bought i think every MM package at this point.

[@_MoreMountains]

Thanks a lot for your support, it's appreciated!

[@rastermax2]

Juste quand je cherchais du spring/squash ... t'es trop fort ;-)

[@_MoreMountains]

🙏

[@rpgdramaticobr]

I Loved this deep dive videos on the components and tools, it's very helpfull!

[@_MoreMountains]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@PrototypeDev]

Seems like a great asset, I was just wondering how performant is it for mobile games?

[@_MoreMountains]

Very efficient. Feel's components in general are virtually free, the real cost comes from what you do with them. If you have them target a non optimized post processing effect, for example, it won't go well. If you have it target optimized scripts/effects, you'll be just fine.

[@BojanDam]

How about porting excellent templates to Godot engine? 😂

[@_MoreMountains]

Maybe!