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I had already started working on something way more complicated and beyond my skill level, because I thought I could maybe handle it. Luckily I googled a bit more and found this

I really love the smiley face at 1:40 ^~^

extends Node3D @onready var Sphere:MeshInstance3D = $Sphere @export var perlin_noise:FastNoiseLite @export var amplitude : float = 5.0 @export var speed : float = 0.2 var time : float = 0.0 func _process(delta) -> void: self.time += self.speed

why does node 3d have using "spatial"

Always thought godot toon shader is imperfect.. and now that I watched your video, it just hasn't been used right! Thank you so much!

Dose this only work with the same mesh or can I use multiple meshes?

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Damn. Thanks.

its insane how the new videos and tutorials are useless,need raycasts and adding some other nodes-classes,connecting them etc.While its this much easy...thank you man saved my hours

Thanks Dave. Still plenty of food for thought in 2024 and Godot 4.x

How do you tell if somebody uses arch? Don't worry, they'll tell you

I'm getting errors trying to export with this in 4.1

Thank you

How can I use webview inside godot

Is it just me or does math put in code make way more sense than whatever nonsense they do in algebra

thanks!!

Handy! Your tutorial is very clear and useful. Thank you ^_^

This is awesome! Is it possible to add the same idea to a plane instead of spheres?

the picture for the gpu eating through the data.... that's funny

It would be better if you talked it through as you did it, but nevertheless, this worked great for me. Thanks!

By the way, as of Godot 4 the OpenSimplexNoise class is now FastNoiseLite.

can we use shape keys in multi mesh instances?

Nothing happened, is it different in Godot 4? I assume so since for example the ray bool was already enabled

Do you have an updated tutorial for Godot4?

strange that this signal wouldn't include a reference to the node that was just clicked on. i have the Area3D send a signal to my camera and i want to detect which object i last clicked on to make the camera orbit around that object.

godsend

That intro looked like it was made on a graphing calculator. Big fan of it!

Thank you :D

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Hi! I was recommended your tutorial by a friend and it looks almost like what I'm looking for. But looking at the Dialogue Editor window, do you have a way to link functions with options? For example, if I want a dialogue option to reward the player with an item via calling a method, can I do that? Thanks!

that was the best intro ever

I still come back to your tutorials now and then just to refresh my memory. Thanks again for your content, Dave!

Funciona para juegos en Android?

please update tutorial

Did you got on a regular job? I just bumped in to your videos curious what your making. Thanks for the Multimesh Vid didnt know godot have something like that.

If you learnt something usefull and like your game running at 60 frame per second consider hiting the like button... XD

I have input ray pickable on and I cant make the on input event work at all

sad. glow not work in godot 4.0-4.1

Hi, is any one know how to call this type of functions from C#?

I learned more than just how to shape key in Godot, and I've been using it for a while! Thanks!

not working for me in Godot 4. var times = 0.1 times += _delta print(testcurve.sample(times))

Thank you. Still valid after all these years (just needed to find where godot 4 has its parameters/flags located)

how do i access the blend_shapes from other types of scripts? this code does damage to a rock when i hit the rock, it's a staticbody script, it doesn't work if i apply it directly to the mesh. I have a blendshape called "Mined"... when i hit the rock, i want "Mined" to be reduced by damage, everything i tried so far gives me errors because the methods used in the godot documentation only work for MeshInstance scripts.. ..but then, again meshinstance script don't work with collision so it can't check if the rock is getting damage. extends StaticBody var health = 2000 var floatingtext = preload("res://UI/floatingtext.tscn") func onhit(damage): # Basic formula for damage health -= damage # Instance a floating text to show damage done var text = floatingtext.instance() text.amount = float(damage) add_child(text) if health <= 0: self.queue_free()

awesome tutorial! Knocked it out of the park!

Based linux user

Just a regular comment to push the algorithm cause my boy needs more attention

Just a regular comment to push the algorithm cause my boy needs more attention

Just a regular comment to push the algorithm cause my boy needs more attention

Just a regular comment to push the algorithm cause my boy needs more attention

Just a regular comment to push the algorithm cause my boy needs more attention