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I think you can just add 1-2 pixel empty border between your images in the atlas to avoid mipmap bleeding problem

Well done! What a great way to leap into unfamiliar territory.

This is cool. I made a small Minecraft in Godot once (not very original, just a faithful slice of MC), biggest problem I had was that I noticed GridMap was very unoptimized, but doing it manually would be too hard for a small project. I got to make mobs, redstone, crafting, caves, even added Him secretly as a boss, so it felt pretty cool. I really felt like this kind of engine isn't great for a game like Minecraft though. It needs a lot of specific tricks both in simulating and rendering the world. (If someone wants to see it you can uh... look up Pou 4 on itch, buy a PC in the game, and Minecraft 2 and go home and launch it... yeah)

Hey I just wanna let you know the way you talk is so soothing and endearing. I'm going through a bit of a rough time now and just seeing you being so happy and excited made me feel much better. Thank you (also the bird is terrifying, you should add it as an enemy)

This is so impressive, i tried learning godot but sadly lack the patience to learn how to code. This is an amazing and ambitious first project and you should be really proud!

LoL at 26:50 the bird just backing away into the fog...Birb is adorable tho!

I had no idea you were so into tech as well. Ive watched a lot of your guitar stuff and I am truly amazed right now.

This puts Mojang to shame

"I decided on something that wouldn't require complex math" 😂😂😂😂 Cue doing it the "optimised way" by only rendering faces that are showing! Nice work for your first 3D project in Godot!

use Unreal Engine 5

I'd love a more in-depth look at how you map a 2d image atlas to the 3d mesh, that's something I'm struggling with.

This needs Ambient Occlusion

Great work! I'm new here (and also very, very new to coding/development). Is there any chance of you open sourcing the code on GitHub or elsewhere? I want to try following along to also try making a Minecraft clone, and it would be helpful to compare code to see if I eventually end up with a solution similar to yours. (I'm sure there's endless examples on GitHub already, but having this to follow along to would be great!)

cool

Great Video!! Learned a lot!

holy shit well done

I'm trying to make something similar but locked into the isometric perspective, would it be more performant to have sprites for each block or do the textured faces and face culling? Thanks for any help, love your channel

This is great! Love to see a part 2

It hurts to see so many nested for loops, but you gotta do what you gotta do I guess.

I think you play guitar?!!!!!

Bird

This is a fantastic video!!! I'm going to be addicted to your entire channel's content i just know it

You know you can create assets in meshy using text prompt it's text to 3d than put your 3d assets into godot

Things like inverse kinematics, verlet integration based ropes, bezier curves, pathfinding, maze generation, metaballs, simulations, genetic algorithms etc. are a lot of fun to play around with. I've implemented them before, though not using a game engine. For anyone interested in "creative coding", I recommend the Coding Train channel.

Great video! Loved how you explained all the problems you encountered!!

great fun to watch video, great job!

Enshrouded godot edition

This was entertaining and really informative, thank you!

No, you don't

The sentence “I’m kinda struggling to understand my own code” is never a good sign…

A recent video by IGoByLotsOfNames may be of interest to you

This was fascinating to watch. I loved seeing you work through each of the issues and optimizations. Subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your content!

This was a really great video, I loved it! It was great to see your progress through the days. I really want to replicate your journey! One thing that surprised me - why doesn't Godot automatically cull the faces of objects that aren't facing the screen? This seems like something a game engine should do for us!

cool!

Terrific project! Very inspiring. Would love a part 2.

Really cool - if possible please revist this with road and town generation :D

I used to love programming.. I like these videos because I am so busy with my job that I no longer have the time for hobyist programming anymore. Watching this is like a weeks worth of me meandering through my code projects without actually doing it myself :]

Using this (untyped) GD Script would drive me crazy. I would use C# here.

As 37yo who started learning Python only about two weeks ago, seeing how a 3D game is being created one day at a time is so exciting because of how attainable and understandable this seems! This is a great concept, I hope there is a part 2 soon, absolutely fantastic work

Guitarist + Developer = Rechelf 💙

u are amazing !!! , thank for all

Are you using Godot just to run the game and debug? I saw you using an external editor that looks like VScode and you're not dragging or dropping anything in Godot editor.

You are a beast! :) 👏👏👏

You are such an inspiration. I also enjoy your energy and how much fun you have. Keep up the good work!

That's great. We'll done!

omg, that's a lot of effort! O_O

my god what a GREAT video❤❤❤❤❤❤

It's interesting to watch your progress, I dabbled with game making and it's not easy. Will you make a Linux release of your games.

thats so cool :O

Impressive. Also really like the humble attitude even though you are obviously a talented game developer. 😊