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you have total 17 videos .under "gdscript full course" . are all these video enough ???? have you completed adding videos to this playlist ?

Makes senes to me. Simple and to the point. Thanks.

10:25 I got an error that says "Invalid call. Nonexistent function 'size' in base 'QuadMesh' ". How do i fix this?

Good

Thank you bro! owo God bless y'all❤ ^w^

thanks, nice tutorial

thanks a lot, that was the perfect tutorial I was looking for!

Cheers for the 🍻 DUI ( _Diegetic_ UI) 😁 As it is IU (In Universe) I may get users of the CV (Character Viewable) keypad to attempt it while looking in a mirror wearing upside-down goggles 🥽😲🥸

great tutorial!

This was awesome. So glad you decided to do an update to the old one. Thanks!

Thank you, this video is really helpful! I couldn't find how to set the material when drawing a mesh using the rendering server. Now I know!

So precious content, thank you !

Looking forward to trying this one out for myself! I am desperately trying to find how to do my own terrain generation, but I also want to be able to manipulate each vertex manually to create custom terrain. If you are looking for ideas for new videos, this would be an amazing one to make! (Not biased at all haha)

Short, specific and straight to the point! Absolutely great tutorial! Thank you and keep up the work :)

thanks man

Hi, thank you very much for the tutorial. I have a problem it it (and it's visible in the video as well). When you click on the object, it pop from it's original position then the grabbed object stick to the mouse position. I tried an offset vector: grabbed_object.position = get_grab_position()+(grabbed_object.global_position - result["position"]) It solved the obvious "pop" but the offset depth when clicking is still there. Can you help me take a look at this issue?

it would just make the texture black how do i fix this? edit: if you have the same problem just make it glossy instead of diffuse

Legend! Calling the NLA tracks the same thing to group them is info i really needed but haven't found anywhere after searching for a week!

A bit fast, but very enjoyable. Thank you!

thanks

thanks for this demo wow looks good

oh my god this is the tutorial i was looking for. ohhh i havent even watched yet. im hoping the versions used arent too different,, im bookmarking this

Hey 👋, I Am Waiting For Your Next Cpp Tutorial.

excellent tutorial! this is exactly the information i needed! subscribed!

thanks you

Thanks so much for making this, stumbled upon the older version of this video and was sad I couldn't get it working--Until I found this, this morning! Awesome vid.

Thanks friend

Honestly, I had a lot of trouble with Godot 4's default 3D physics for the CharacterBody and couldn't find many helpful threads online. When I heard of Jolt, I switched over and the collisions were almost flawless without much effort.

Thanks, it helps

This is great and all, but do you know how you would lock the movement of the object to certain axes, instead of having it perpendicular to the camera direction?

Fantastic video, there's a lot of inventory tutorials out there but the ones I've seen all seem to neglect to add functionality for stack splitting, moving one at a time, etc, which in my opinion is 100% required for a grid based inventory. Thanks a lot for this video!

Hi, If You Have Enough Time Then Can You Make A Simple Cpp Platformer Game.

Thank you so much :) you're the best

Great tutorial, thank you! I unfortunately wasn't able to get mine working, the display was fine but it wouldn't detect my cursor. I actually wanted to make it so that the player would have to look at the button with their crosshair and press their 'use' button (E) to activate it, so I ended up doing it a different way by using a raycast3d which had a script checking the players use key, then if active, it would check if the hit_object had a 'use' function (method) and if so it would call it. From there I just made invisible buttons with a collide box, and put a script in the buttons to activate what I needed. It was actually easier than trying to keep up with the math in the end, I really hope that they make an easier way of doing this. Thank you though, I still learned a lot and there's nobody else that has made this kind of tutorial - you're very skilled!

Thanx for your time Man!! Great videos and easy to understand🙏

Great stuff! Thanks.🎉 why is so convoluted? It’s like a rocket science awful 😅. I know that is not your fault but godot authors.

Just on weekend i was trying to find out how to create enum selector in node inspector))

I Am Not A Programmer, Now I Know Why People Hate Cpp.😅

Thank you! Really need this so much.

This is the first comment on this video 😊

7:04 lmao im sorry but that sounded sus

I'm honestly surprised you don't have more followers. A lot of the info you put in these videos is very useful and direct. Probably one of the best Godot youtubers (in my opinion at least) Ive already learned so much from your videos

Quite the beautiful explanation❤❤❤.

Subscribing You For More Godot Cpp Tutorials.

Still loving these. Saved up for a 4070ti and while my main thing is art your tutorials help a lot with the technical side of unreal and godot. C++ is exactly what I hope to learn one day. And of course affi admire the consistency

Super totorial, but I can't see the entire screen

A great brief overview!

awesome video! could you do a video like this but for compiling the engine it self? I've had access to de godot version that can export to the switch but never got into looking up how to compile it

Cool! I'll check it out later I've always wanted to fiddle with GDExtensions!!

Nice, thanks for sharing!!