The SECRET FORMULA for juicy movements

[@FURIAfdx]

THIS IS PERFECT FOR BOOBS PHYSICS!!!!!!

[@mrelipteach]

I hope you enjoyed this super useful equation to make your game JUICY 🥤 Learn more about game juice with my Godot 4 Udemy course 👇 shorturl.at/eIT36 BlueOctopusDev turned it into an addon 👇 github.com/BlueOctopusDev/DampedOscillator

[@arturitoproductions]

Super clear, direct to the point, well presented, practical cases and with source code... this is gold, good job!

[@AppMaker728]

My brain hurt

[@ignatius2128]

Could this be used in a 3D shader to make tall grass react to player movement?

[@Crits-Crafts]

Exactly what i was looking for ❤

[@micahrollins8353]

Could you use this on an x and y value to make like an elastic rope type thing?

[@piousthepious]

Excellent video! This is going to be a phenomenal resource!!

[@Rahulsingh-theraha]

Universal tut , works same in unity, hope you keep teaching things like this which are engine agnostic 🎉

[@mrelipteach]

Exactly, maths can be used anywhere! I'll try to :)

[@luchinazo]

worked like a charm, thanks

[@mrelipteach]

Glad it helped

[@richardduenas2416]

Hi! What is the name of the game shown in this intro?

[@mrelipteach]

Rustled Pete

[@Engoneer]

so many resources go extremely in depth and honestly complicate it, idky ppl dont explain it as good as you

[@Iglum]

Are you working on a 4.1 video ? 🥰

[@mrelipteach]

No but I could maybe. What would you want to know? GDQuest made a video about it I think

[@wellhellotherekyle]

Man this looks awesome. Hopefully I’m smart enough to figure out how to add this to my own projects!

[@tonydogo8207]

Please make.more.godot 4 tutorials!

[@MokarromHossain]

Thanks, this will help me in the exam too :)

[@supernovafiles]

I'm totally going to buy the course

[@oleksandr-petrovych]

(Sorry for my English) This is a cool video dude. Are there any functions inside the engine ready to be used for similar effects?

[@mrelipteach]

Not really, that's why I'm showing this technique. You can get similar result using an AnimationPlayer or Tween but there are drawbacks to these techniques

[@mythology100]

I initially thought it was a tween you were using here. Great stuff nonetheless!

[@mrelipteach]

Tweens are cool but you need to define the animation by hand. Here you get a cool result by just playing with the spring and damp values

[@jugibur2117]

Very helpful, thanks for sharing!

[@mrelipteach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wulfrickwille3871]

Looks really good!

[@DMTDD]

🤩

[@MichaelRedford]

Did you leave twitter?

[@mrelipteach]

I'm still on twitter but it was my old handle, I've updated it!

[@danielaguirre5078]

You can make the same with the Tween Node.

[@mrelipteach]

I said it in the video, but you don't have the same ease of use tweaking the movement with just two parameters.

[@nemene8585]

Yes, but tween nodes require you to call a bunch of functions and with this technique you just put this in your code once and it works whenever you change the value! Plus you only need to input 2 values, while with tweens you have to put in a minimum of 4