Five Nights at Freddy's in Godot (Title screen)

[@bc100dev]

This video gave me an idea of rewriting FNaF in C++ 😅😅

[@zjamnaa]

Welp, time to ditch scratch and clickteam and move to godot

[@Speed-TV]

@@zjamnaa If you're still learning I think Scratch is a good place to start

[@shunde-dx5we]

Nice tutorial :)

[@PetitHommeSec]

really cool

[@TinerX]

Cool tutorial! I've mastered scratch coding and I'm trying to find a better game engine, so I can re-create my games. And I think Godot will work out. 👀

[@Speed-TV]

That's pretty cool! As a matter of fact, you are my target audience. I have quite a few Scratch to Godot tutorials on my channel! Not advertising, I just think it might help you.

[@abodyx9649]

bro did he say ctrl+s or ctrl c

[@abodyx9649]

1:04

[@Wonskaaa]

Can you link the project file pretty pls?

[@Speed-TV]

github.com/The2AndOnly/Fnaf-title-screen

[@PetitHommeSec]

why did u choose the compatibility renderer option?

[@Speed-TV]

It doesn't matter which one you choose for this project. But in the past, I published an exported 2D game with the Forward+ rendering engine. One of my friends had some major graphical issues on scenes with lighting. I then published it again with the mobile rendering engine and the same problem occurred. But once I switched it to compatibility then the issue was resolved, and the game's graphics didn't have any differences otherwise. Basically compatibility prevents visual bugs for most devices, so I use it on all of my 2D games just to be safe. It doesn't change the visuals in any way, not that I know of.

[@abodyx9649]

11:28 i want you give me the script pweety please? xd

[@Speed-TV]

If you're trying to remake this project, I have an updated version where no shader is needed for the divided static github.com/The2AndOnly/Fnaf-title-screen