10 TRICKS YOU SHOULD KNOW (3) | Godot Engine

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

This engine is amazing and we want to keep making these videos about it. What Godot tricks do you have in your pocket?

[@Dark_Peace]

Wow ! I stopped watching your vidéos because of college work and now I see you integrated my tips in this one ! Glad to have contributed to the community.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

How is college going? :D

[@Dark_Peace]

@@PlayWithFurcifer All good, except for my probability & statistics class (I study computer science). Thx for asking ( and for sub to my channel ^^).

[@mahyellaw]

finally another top godot tips and tricks video :D i always love watching these, they are indeed very useful.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

That is great to hear! :)

[@StaredownGames]

Just started playing with Godot 2 days ago. My favorite thing? It hasnt crashed yet. Awesome video!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Glad you liked it! Have fun making games :)

[@simeontodorov9353]

my god, you guys are hitting the jackpot every time. Interpolating a method is such a simple but useful thing!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Glad there was something useful in there :) What will you use it for?

[@thomasmaier7053]

I love this series! The amination player is so cool because you can sync audio with particles visually.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

:)

[@Dark_Peace]

Yeah I do everything with the animation player ! Hence why I gave the animation player tips. XD

[@saultoons]

Very useful, thanks for sharing :D

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@guyincognito5663]

“Helps to have a map” now that’s an old reference 😂 rip TB

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

You are right, its been a long time, He was the best :c

[@TackerTacker]

Are there other functions like "set_as_toplevel(true)" that let me choose which parts of a parents transform it inherits or not? For example if I want it to inherit the position and scale but not the rotation. Btw, in Godot 4 this is a property called top_level that can be set in the editor directly.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Maybe a remote transform might be helpful for you. That is cool, nice change.

[@TackerTacker]

@@PlayWithFurcifer That's what I'm using right now 😄 It isn't the greatest solution though. It quickly becomes cluttered when you need multiple of them.

[@jay-tbl]

0:25 DUDE this is gonna help so much i had to pull so much bullshit to get something like this so to know theres just a method i can use is so helpful

[@snesmocha]

Always the best godot videos on KZbin

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Thank you very much! :)

[@ami7mina]

You need more subscribers. Hope you grow. Helpful channel.

[@the_cheese_cultist]

project map is gonna be SO USEFUL. organization is like, the biggest problem for me rn. thanks

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Glad it is helpful, organization is hard!

[@okok-jf2qw]

You guys can do a video entirely about curves. Curves are awesome!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

We could talk some more about curves! What applications are you thinking of?

[@snesmocha]

@@PlayWithFurcifer can't wait for 3d curves in godot 4

[@GABRIELSANTOS-yq3yo]

Love your vids guys

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

And our vids love you!

[@JavaJack59]

How did I not know about that _iter stuff? Useful!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

It is really hidden :D

[@SaiponathGames]

Nice as usual!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Thanks!

[@ReleeSquirrel]

That was nice! But, are you two alright? You didn't sound as excited and energetic as usual. It almost seemed like you where whispering!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

We are alright, thanks for asking :) We just have a little bit of a sore throat, it got suprisingly cold where we live

[@kimbaptempura4073]

THIS IS GREAT! THANKS!!!!!!!!!

[@hainguyentrung3358]

Nice video!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Thank you! Have fun watching :)

[@Ignawesome]

Sadly, the Project Map addon does not show up in the asset library for Godot 4.3 :(

[@puzzud]

Wow. The iterate stuff was news to me. Pretty cool. I'm guessing it is new itself.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

I wonder when they added that :D

[@nincompoop17]

More gold! Thanks!

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Our pleasure!

[@Martin-zw4dr]

Thanks for the tricks.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@johnrussell6971]

Did you have a good time watching?

[@hirzanabqary]

is there a performance boost for constants? and if so, how significant is it?

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

I have not tested it. Typically for stuff like integers the performance boost ist negligible - but it is good for readability and preserves some memory. It might be quite impactful for scenes though.

[@rybotekk]

thankyou.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

You're welcome

[@gouuu6046]

nice video :DD

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Thanks :D

[@bubblemage]

How could I make something like a sprite go transparent over time without using an animationplayer? let's say I want the line2D to dissapear over time when the player stops moving, how could I do that?

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

There are different possibilities: 1. Animation player sounds fine 2. Tweens are similar to animation players, but easier to work with dynamically from code 3. reduce the modulate.a in the process function (dont forget to multiply it with delta to make it framerate independent)

[@bubblemage]

@@PlayWithFurcifer I see, thank you!!! love your tutorials so much

[@itsME-dc4vm]

nice ;D

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Thanks!

[@DejaimeNeto]

yes

[@FelixxFelixx-tt7sf]

Ah yes imma share this with my grandma and HUH?

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Did grammy like it tho?

[@sslaxx]

1:37 - this is clearly a bug and needs to be reported as such.

[@petethorne5094]

Not sure about that. It’s the same as other langs like JavaScript so it might be intentional, if a little unexpected.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

It certainly is strange...

[@petethorne5094]

@@PlayWithFurcifer I think the idea is that you are making a reference to an object - so with const you are saying this variable refers to this object and can never point to another object. You are not saying that the object itself is immutable.

[@skaruts]

^ it's what Pete said. The variable (or reference) is immutable, but the internal properties of the object are independent from that.

[@SoftBreadSoft]

It is required by the engine for virtual objects iirc. The pointer is constant, its content is not.