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Explained in 1 minute what a state machine is, vs the dozens of videos who dont bother to explain what it is for some reason

I recommend you to setup terrains, so you don't have to place each tile individually (and try out 5 different tiles until you find the correct corner piece) Also naming your layers something more meaningful than 1, 2 and 3 will help you tremendously in the long run or if you work together with someone else (no one remenbers to place trees in layer 3. Just call the layer "trees").

yeah it is the same thing as traditional state machine... but this state machine is very efficient make your work easy... I predicting it to be paid subscription after 1 year of releasing it... just like Spotify

there is literally no tutorial i could find like this, ty ToT

me and the homies LOVE y sorting

What if it's a string, or True/false value, Does it still work?

I think i have to start from the beginning of the series cuz as soon as i start trying to do the player chase movement with the global script in my own game the Bat bugs out and just cant move

I don't know why but I've tried most youtube collision methods and my character stills crosses collisions, Could it be something related to godot settings?

Commenting for the ai overlords to be pleased with this video's output😂

Super awesome tutorial! I even used your NPC logic to implement in my game and it just....wow! Thank you so much! And I can't express how big of a resource this has been. God bless you!

I want to save player position x , y and all of player visibility and it dose not work can you help me plz??

How would I go about making the random movement in a top down 2d game? The left and right work but I don't know how to add on the up and down movement.

the grass is 26 wide and 12 tall

HELLO! I have been out of town for a bit so I am catching up. I have in the past found myself in the tutorial grind. What worked to get me out of it was what I called toy building. I would build a simple ui button that played a sound as an example. Then I used that skill set to create a tool that created a random set of magic items for a table top game. Then.... Hope that helps anyone struggling.

my mistake was I made my own movement script with animations but i put it all inside the function of input(events) 💀

Thx for video ❤

For everybody who has the problem, that when you walk in front of a tree or something else and half of your character is disappearing, you have to do the following steps: 1. Player (Scene): Set Transform -> position.x and position.y to 0. 2. AnimatedSprite2D Node (on your player scene): Set position.x and position.y to 0. Set offset.y (one tab above) to -15. 3. CollisionShape2D Node (on your player scene): Go to Transform and set position.x to 0 and position.y to -2. This should fix the issue.

why ".save"?

i have a script for smooth movement, with acceleration and deceleration, issue is, i use the "clamp" feature to get the character to stop moving, how can i get around that to make the dash a little faster than regular speed i am veeeery new to scripting hope that's not too much of an obvious question

Thanks so much for this! Have my sub 👍

Curious on how you have the tree as 1 giant area you can click and not 9 individual areas like I have it. When I click one of the 9 areas, only that area is shown in the paint properties area, when I continue to click the other areas, only those appear there. How do I make the area 1 large one like you have so I can see the whole tree in the paint properties area? If that makes sense.

Just an error i found: make sure you have this line of code: if player_chase == true and player != null: instead of this: if player_chase : if you dont it will try to access the player while it is null, thus giving an error

Im sorry for commenting but do you think this is a good way of storing health, acquired skills etc across scenes?

Good point not to listen to you is by just looking at the games you’ve done, especially after 5 years. Lmao, go and tell everyone how long you’re developing games now and continue feeding your self-importance

BRO THIS IS AMAZING! this code is the only one i tried that works. thanks so much!

Oh my god. This is insane! I asked the question that extension-arm was replying to. I've only recently started my game dev journey, and you are one of the first people I followed! Such a small world.

thx a lot

4:37 MY EARS DOEST BELIEVE😶 YOU SAY GODO NOT GODOT FINALILY😂😂

3:50 ANY ONE WANT TO LEARN GAMES DESIGN i advice him or her to see /game maker,s toolkit /the best teacher for GAME DESIGN

i am very proud that i am watching you from your begining🥰🥰

So you said how when holding shift on multiple tiles you can turn them into one? I held shift, control, command etc but IT WON’T TURN INTO ONE TILE, what do I do 😭 I could work around it with the collision making but then got to the y sorting This isn’t with tileset btw it’s the new tilemap layers

Thx guy, I like ur tutorial

PLEASE DONT STOP MAKING TOUTORIAL ABOUT GODOT, PLEASE🙏

love you bro ,this tutorial is really good to start and finishing the game

Hey can you please make a video on how to give enemies weapons or fireballs kind of projectiles which they can shoot and fire pls

I don't have that level of organization, i just sit in my chair and start creating everything at the same time until everything works well hahaha

i have a problem that i can press the buttons

The map doesn’t appear in mine? Can u help me with this Edit: nvm fixed it

Truth about the tutorials I feel I am just copying.

does it matter if i prefer a engine with event based scripting? Such as smile game builder, rpg maker mz, and rpg developer bakin, while most of the stuff comes pre-made you can completely customize everything.

thx bro <3

I'd also check out AdamCYounis for pixel art stuff. They are very knowledgeable, and the content quality is tops. Thanks for this video, am saving, will reference. Your content keeps getting better imo :)

I can't stop wondering, if the ASSEST and BUIDLING typos were intentional or not... ;) Good vid, thx!

OMG your videos are great. I am watching your videos again and again to learn more. Continue to create this type of videos. (A lil suggestion. Can you talk a bit slower in the videos. (Maybe it is a probem just for me).

I've read all of the phantomcamera's website and I've watched about 4 videos of people using it and I still can't get more than one camera to work. If you enjoy camera zones with it, would you be willing to make a basic tutorial on how to make it work?

Thank you so much your tutorials are awesome and teaching me so much!

I definitely needed this. I'm trying to create a game and just seem to be lost along the way and can't end it like I should.

I've started making a game several months ago and most tutorials suck at teaching how to develop a game. They can teach you few concepts like animations, level design or physics execution. And that's great, when you know how what you are trying to implement. But the key is knowing how to make a system, and that's what most tutorials are missing. How to structure game data and create overarching game loop. When I started, I knew what type of game I would like to play and tried creating it. I watched some tutorials, put them together and got a very basic solution. But it wasn't expandable. Few scenes/classes work in a basic tutorial, but not in a complex game. When I tried adding complexity to my tutorial solution, I got overwhelmed. Instead of following tutorial approach and designing movement, then level, then scoring etc, I have designed project with empty functions/classes and defined all internal data and interfaces between them. This way, I can increase complexity of individual functions and changing one function has no effect on the rest of the code. In fact, with this modular solution it's easy to expand my project almost infinitely as I come up with ideas for new items, resources or levels.

Just getting into game dev, watching ur tutorial rn for the rpg and this popped up in my feed, great tips