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It's a treat! I was looking out for content like this

Thank you for these! They are great!

Great stuff. It's coming along!

Hey, I'm getting stuck at 29:45. When I click, my character doesn't move and instead I get the following error: "RequestPath(): Can't get id path. Point (2, 1) out of bounds [P: (0, 0), S: (0, 0)]" So far I've figured out that Point (2,1) is the position of my pawn at the start. I've compared the code in my Pawn script to yours and it's identical. I even copied your code from GitLab just to be sure, so the problem probably lies elsewhere. Any idea what could be wrong? Help would be appreciated. And thanks for making this tutorial series. It is exactly what I was looking for!

Really enjoy that you have kept up with this series! Thank you for passing on this knowledge.

More? Yes, please. I can tell that you will be bigger than everybody else in the game development world here in RUclips. Please keep up and remember the wise words: "Never give up; Never surrender."

Yes Group is probably the most godot way to do that. Makes a lot of things easier later. But shouldn't we use APath to compare the actual path to items, in case it is walled in?

At around 3:50 in the video, if we just inherit node, would it be easier to maintain if we use resources?

Love this tutorial! Well an simply explained. Thank you!

19:06 I hear Ellie Elephant from Peppa Pig haha Not even here can i escape that show...

24:00 they are on a different level, no the one that is selected for editing. So the editor makes them a bit transparent so you can see past them =)

6:00 since sword is in the "ProjectileWeapon" group, I believe the bow is in the "MeleeWeapon"

Man, the tutorial was great and all, but the thing I want to paraphrase would be the things you said in the end, I'm really hoping that you are enjoying all of this, makes me enjoy it more myself! Keep on the good work mate, it means a lot to a lot of us

YAY!!

Great work on the series so far! Excellent pacing and explanations :D and congrats on reaching episode 10!

I'm not sure what's up here... but my pawn never wants to move. If I print path, I get the list of vectors and that looks fine (and the the path draws correctly on the terrain)... But if I print direction after using var direction = global_position.direction_to(path[0]) ... I always have 0,0 in the list and thus he never has any velocity ... so move_and_slide() doesn't work (my pawn starts in 0,0). If I set my position to 8,8 first, then my direction ends up negative if I click positive... very odd My code is the same: if len(path) > 0: print("Path > 0") var direction = global_position.direction_to(path[0]) print("Direction: " + str(direction)) velocity = direction * SPEED if position.distance_to(path[0]) < SPEED * delta: path.remove_at(0) else: velocity = Vector2(0,0) And as mentioned, path seems fine if I print it

Loved it! can I ask, do you have any tip on how can i do so the pawn can only interact by both sides? I would like to set specific points that my pawn can interact with objects and machines but i can't quite figure out Loving the series!

Please provide code 😢

This was brilliant! So easy to understand and doing everything inside the editor is such a nice QOL update. Thank you so much!

Underrated video! Calm and simple explanation, good pace to follow along. Enjoyed it a lot, thank you! ♡

Hey, listen, your videos are really informative and cool, I didn't think I could find fresh material on a rather narrow topic. Have you thought about creating a discord server where viewers could chat and exchange ideas + chat with you. I'm new to Godot, but I have experience in development, and as I watched the videos, there were possible improvements and changes that I would like to share with others

Every time I see these videos, I get excited for the video when you refractor. I'm patient but it will be good to watch some day

Finally! Don't be a tool anymore 0:45 😂

If you declare the types for your function parameters it will help you catch some of the issues you ran into a lot more quickly.

When you're binding keys in the Input Map, right after clicking the +, you'll see it says "Listening for input...". At this point you can just press any key you like and it'll be bound. It's a lot more convenient than going through the complete list of keys each time.

Hello RR. I really hope you will read this, cus I really need some help regarding rr_configurator. 😅 I have managed to do everything as shown in your video, and almost everything is working, except for row 5 (I have made 4x5 matrix setup, 20 buttons). In rr_configurator I can see the buttons in row 5 being pressed, but in Windows game controller settings, these buttons doesn't show as pressed. I've tried to switch places with the wires, and its only row 5 that doesn't show. So I'm almost certain it's not a hardware issue. Is this something you could help me sort out? Btw I've made a collective stick with 20 buttons, one potmeter (for zooming in DCS) and a hall effect sensor for the collective. rr_configurator has done an excellent job setting up the potmeter and the hall effect sensor. 😊👍

Good stuff as always!

Awesome, thank you! Do you have any ideas or plan for how many parts until it's done?

I was just getting ready for bed and I was like "let me check if Real Robots uploaded another video in the series", fully expecting to not see anything new, but still hoping. And lo and behold, you delivered!!! I still am going to bed, I have to be up in five hours and I'm going to be busy later today and possibly for the next few days, but it's delightful to know I have something to look forward to when I have time to spare.

Thanks for creating this series, I've been enjoying watching it. I wonder if you can use the TileMap.map_to_local and TileMap.local_to_map functions instead of creating your own?

20:19 paused the video to test it first before I checked your results (still haven't unpaused yet) saw that it was placing the walls wherever my mouse went. Proceeded to spend the next five minutes scribbling all over the map (and off the map) while laughing like a rabid gremlin. Now to unpause the video to see if I actually made a mistake or if this was what was supposed to happen . edit: 20:30 now I'm confused and concerned because it worked for me and not for you. I suppose its a good thing its working?? lol edit 2: oh mine's still id 1, thats odd. hopefully that doesn't cause any confusion later

26:19 there's also another way: ```for child in pnl_buildable.get_children(): child.queue_free()```

Could the roles of rows and columns be reversed in software if one inverts all the diodes? (From the preliminary analysis it seems that it should work fine)

you are an absolutely madlad for making rimworld from 0, teaching us and in GODOT. i really love all of it!!!!

Hi nice Video

*OBLIGATORY COMMENT FOR THE ALGORITHM BECAUSE I HAVE NO MONEY TO GIVE RIGHT NOW* +also because I felt like leaving one before I start watching this😁 TL;DR: I've been immensely enjoying this educational video series of yours, which is more engaging and rewarding than any college course I've taken so far, and it's helped me create the basis for a colony sim project I thought I'd never be able to make. I checked out your website and your class prices are reasonable, so I might save up to book a coding class instead of buying Rimworld next year. Thank you again, as always. I hurt my tailbone recently, which has really slowed down my progress, because I can't sit or stand in the same position for very long without pain, much to my disappointment (but it's getting better, I think, so that's good. Ice and pain management is magical). I've been immensely enjoying this video series, it's been entertaining and educational - which I generally only expect the latter as the bare minimum from a tutorial. Hell, I daresay this series on its own is more interesting than any college course, or any coding or computer science class I've taken so far, maybe it's because I'm getting immediate results... 🤔 Also in your last video, I laughed at your referring to it as a "lesson", because I've caught myself saying the same thing in conversations when referring to this video series while talking to friends and family. I've also been making my own textures for this project on my end - in fact, for every major game-breaking error I've gotten, I've redesigned a visual aspect of my game. With the first one, my 16x16 pawn sprite prototype got a makeover(it kind of looks like a bean to be honest) because a friend of mine complained that the original pawn prototype sprite had, quote, "too big of a forehead". For the second error, I honestly expected it to take longer to fix, so I mentally prepared myself by decorating my landmass tileset with grass, tiny flowers (on the grass) and tiny mushrooms (on the dirt). When I'm not watching your videos and actively working on my project, I'm jotting down notes of conceptual ideas for things I'd like to add or include in my game after I've gotten the bare bones down (thanks for making that possible, because I didn't have the slightest inkling on where to start with making a colony sim). One last thing: I checked out your website (www.realrobots.net) and wow. Just wow. I'm struggling to come up with an intelligent sentence besides "wow." 🤣 And your class prices are pretty reasonable (I momentarily blanched at the HK$, initially misreading it as USD), so I might have to instead eventually put the money I've been saving for buying Rimworld towards booking a coding class instead. That probably won't be until maybe next year though.

Hey, looking for a specific Feature: having a globe-tilemap as worldmap. Are you showing that too?

Goooooooood!!!!!!!

9 days after my original comment (when I first started watching this series), I have arrived to officially watch and learn how to implement a UI in my budding colony sim.

12:17 "Hey mate. You've been clicked."

Thanks!!

great work, was waiting for this one to come out, thanks for the content as always <3

Got off work early today. Came home to see this. I'm about to have a great evening. Keep it up!

Awesome let's keep going :)

Goooooooood!!!!!!!

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO

Omg! what a gift! Posted 17 minutes ago :D

Please continue this tutorial, it is my lifeblood! I’m very thankful

Edit: 11:04 I should have watched the whole video before worrying about not having any items, because I keep forgetting the GitLab is the most recent update of the game files, so *of course* it's going to conflict if all the other files haven't been updated along with it lol. Keeping this here, cuz if I was this dumb, someone else might be too. Original comment: Ahh, I'm an idiot. 🤦 Again. I didn't have the other files for items besides food and thought I could just go and copy them from your GitLab to save time. It totally botched my game. This is what I get for being lazy, impatient and trying to take shortcuts. smh now I gotta spend even *more* time figuring out what's wrong than if I'd just, y'know, made it properly.

thanks!