Using One scene instead of Ten, in Godot Engine

How to instance asteroids when you don't want all of them to look the same.
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[@gonzo191]

Wow the last method is actually ingenious. I'm testing out godot and have done all other methods and found them tedious so I'll definitely use the last way.

[@IvanSkodje]

Agreed! Factories rock! (Especially when they don't pollute!)

[@PixelDough]

I know this is random, but I love your profile picture :D

[@KyleHarmieson]

Dude, you just sumbled onto a really simple way to do procedural generation in Godot! I could kiss you!

[@PolygonSquad]

Great Tutorial, Thank You..

[@boirokk]

This is great. It's great to see the differences. Thank you

[@fredericomartins3dartist255]

really cool, since im not a programmer and the way to organize things is always a struggle for me, seeing this different methods really help getting some perspective!

[@sirstanel]

Great tutorial Ivan, very nice methods, you are the best.

[@thatchipmunksings]

Hadn't thought of the factory style. Thanks!

[@yehppael]

Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[@JeronimusJack]

this is super helpful really eases things up, ty

[@Mainman0011]

Wow the Factory way is definitely a very useful technique for game developers! thank you!!! (now off to try and make a tower defense game xD)

[@RyanScottForReal]

This works great. Going to use it for everything.

[@DeathChronx]

Do you have any idea how AWESOME this is!? Thanks SO MUCH for this video really helped me out!

[@jaredlising-simplybrewedph]

dude this is great! i think this is also used in tilemaps making. :) thanks a lot!

[@TheNeicul]

Hah. So simple yet so effective. Very nice method, guess I'm going to use that.

[@SuhailKhan-vr6ik]

This was fantastic!

[@noname85808]

fabulous!

[@BierhammerDerBarde]

This helped alot! Thanks mate!

[@robinsommer]

This was very helpful. Thank you :)

[@syedrizvi6408]

Very nice tutorial. Good work Are you from Bosnia?

[@RogerioDec]

Thank you!

[@ByronV]

Ideal!

[@PapaiGameMaker]

Hi Ivan, we have a problem here.. The collision shape only works when it is child of a area or body node.. how can we solve this?

[@IvanSkodje]

My bad. I will add an annotation. I forgot about it since we were not actually using the collision, and instead talking about it. You need a Body (or an Area2D). StaticBody2D, KinematicBody2D or even RigidBody2D would work, just add the collision as a child of that. You can for example use a KinematicBody2D as the main asteroid node, add a sprite and collision inside it. :)

[@PapaiGameMaker]

Tanks a lot! That strategy is excellent! Very nice tutorials.

[@hatema]

Can you help me?, Give me some examples on respawning the player, currently I use queue_free() and set_global_transform() it works but would like to know other methods.

[@IvanSkodje]

Nothing wrong with queue_free and instancing a new player (and setting the position). :) Working on something that will have a respawn system, but it is still a while until that is ready.

[@SLAVSMAKEGAMESMDC]

Great videos as always. But there are no new. I am just trying to make Godot 3.1 tutorials good as this are.

[@timetorelaxfocus9642]

Voice changer?

[@gilian2587]

Nope. That's his real voice.

[@timetorelaxfocus9642]

@@gilian2587 I already found the service online.

[@gilian2587]

@@timetorelaxfocus9642 There will always be service as long as there exists a signal.

[@timetorelaxfocus9642]

@@gilian2587 The purple moon went to the Giraffe.

[@gilian2587]

@@timetorelaxfocus9642 It's the job that's never started as takes longest to finish, as my old gaffer used to say. -- A little Tolkien for you there! I wish you much luck with your godot projects. Peace out.