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I would be possible to combine this with a NavigationRegion2D?

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Really good tutorial, finally I learnt what does Capture do lol

Man you have no idea how much I ́ve been struggling with this. Thank you so much!

Why does move_and_collide() live in the enemy, but velocity modifications go into the state? What's the decision criteria?

@bitlytic - I know these are probably really time intensive to make but I have to say you do it so well. I hope you can do more. They've really helped me understand a lot of complex issues as a new developer in Godot.

When I saw you at the search result I knew that I would have a great video explaining

This is a great tutorial! I learned how state machines work and was even able to change the code to make it work as a hierarchical state machine! Thanks!

Im not smart enough for this yet, but ill keep this bookmarked

nice

"first thing you do is add the animation tree" but what about the animation player... i have no idea what to do with it or why it exists instead of just using a animatedsprite2d

Yes

This was a good video, thank you

05:31 Attack.new() the Attack class is in here ruclips.net/video/y3faMdIb2II/видео.html

This is really hard to follow. From minute 3-4 you pasted a ton of code without explaining why you were doing it.

is there an easier way ?

Shoot i should have know this before doing my character moveset

Your videos are better than some university classes. Great job!

Bevy has entered the chat :)

Very handy, though I'll be attaching through the script cause nodes use more performance. My game is a little different though. More a town builder so less responsive AI more task based. Just trying to keep the node count down.

This still just goes way over my head lol

Justa a word of warning: Don't know if i did something wrong but calling queue-free on the parent node of the animation player broke my game so hard that godot couldn't load the game. Had to manually edit the scene to cut out the script.

I thought i was starting to get the hang of godot, but now i realize that i am nothing but an absolute beginner.

i'm at the first test point ( @4:39 ) and it doesn't work, as far as I can tell I have followed everything exactly, any ideas on points I could check where something went wrong? the only message I'm getting in errors is "the signal "transitioned" is declared but never explicitly used in the class"

Dammn, this tutorial is useles

Outdated, not working anymore

Thank you so much I feel like a new person and I can't wait to mansplain animation trees to everyone at the next party i attend

One of the best teachers.

Thank you for the intro to this. Really good help at the beginning stages of developing a game.

Hey, i was wondering if you have an explanation for 3D games, i tried to convert it to be according to Vector3 but the enemy global position is not updating in follow state. Thanks

Great rundown! One thing to note: you can actually make the collision shape a child of the HitboxComponent still and edit the shape as normal, so you don't need to set the entire thing up in each enemy. A small change, but something doable that could save a little time and effort. :)

I only understand railwaystation

0:24 Life, it seems, will fade away

As a Programmer new to Godot your Channel is gold. Please more

Oh that makes so much sense I love this tutorial thank you!

it was really helpful! thanks.

great video - but as almost every tutorial video in yt - you are speaking and doing stuff WAY TO FAST!!! before someone can get what you just said, you are already two clicks further... slow down the tempo or leave the tutorials at all. because this tempo is just stressful.

Can someone tell me how i would have the attack_component send the hit object into a hurt state while maintaining the variables of what hit it. Currently i have a train of Parent.damage State-machine.damage Current_state = hurt state

What makes godot more challenging for Abstraction and keeping code simple, is all of the different ways you can maintain variables- Sometimes it’s beneficial to assign a variable @ export , but there are also ways to usually do that programmatically. Sometimes referencing a node with $ is beneficial, but it can also be avoided altogether… Those practices aren’t normally an issue during programming in other languages (some languages do have “too many options” as far as syntax, with their own niche behaviors for each option, but godot does that on steroids).

Wow, using composition seems so clean! Is there ever a really good time to use inheritance?

Really cool tutorial, it opens a new perspective for my project Question: 1. how would you change state, if lets say, the state change is forced from outside of the state, for example, change state because of user input, like jump? 2. how do you combine this concept with your previous video about using component? For example, how do you combine the 'Walking' state and the 'MovementComponent'? I initially imagine MovementComponent can call state change to the 'Walking' state, but then the 'Walking' state is gonna be an empty .gd script BCS all the codes are already implemented in MovementComponent

Thank you very much for this tutorial. Will definitely be implementing this type of composition

This is really useful to use for card games, each card can have special abilities assigned to it without touching the base card class!

Can someone help, I couldn't get example to work in Godot

Incredibly helpful! I tried to figure this out on my own and failed and was really despairing. Thank you so much for sharing!!

this is a good video man, really helped me understand composition.