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You can check if the rigid body is on the floor and only allow it jump if it is

5:02 That snowball looked flat because its parent node was scaled down on the Y-axis

immensely scuffed but we all gotta start somewhere lol great work getting it done tho! tbh more complete than most of what ive done in godot so who am i to talk haha For jumping, there are a couple ways you could go about it, but a generic rigidbody character method for jumping is adding a large impulse force upwards (as it looks like you might be doing? but we'd want a bigger impulse in a shorter time) only if the jump button is pressed *and* the character is touching the ground. You can detect the character being on the ground by shooting a really short raycast downwards under the character, and if the raycast detects a collision, then you can expect the character to be on the ground (there are modifications you can make to this to be more robust, but that's the gist of a common method). As an aside: Generally, you also only want to perform physics actions in the _process_physics function. _process runs every frame, whereas _process_physics runs every physics tick. framerate is variable but physics ticks should be constant, so by doing physics actions only there you can mitigate physics instability. At the same time, you don't want to *only* poll for input during the _process_physics ticks, as it might result in dropped inputs. The safest method (afaik) is just to store your inputs or input vector during _process or _input or some such, and then apply them during _process_physics. As another tip, you can use the `self.` keyword to refer to the current node the script is living on, you don't gotta use a $"." @onready reference. As for the snowball tracker, quite frankly I don't really understand how it was working in the first place haha. In your snowball.gd script, it refers to 'Hud', but 'Hud' is never actually brought in to the script anywhere as far as I can tell. The quick and dirty fix might be to just use another drag-drop @onready to properly reference it, but tbh im not certain that'd work. If it doesn't the second dirtiest way I can think to do it is by adding an `@export var Hud:CanvasLayer` and then assigning the hud to each snowball in the inspector, or something really gross but more convenient like storing a reference via `get_tree().current_scene.find_child("Hud")` in _ready. That being said, a cleaner way to do it would be to not refer to the Hud at all in the snowball script. Instead, you could use a singleton to store the snowball count (which is similar to what you're doing here except more reliable - but can be considered bad practice for larger projects), or tracking the snowballs found on the player instead, which the Hud can safely refer to (or the player can store the ref to the Hud instead and pass that through). this is hardly gospel but hopefully it helps, lmk if you'd like me to clarify anything & gl on your future work!

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Correct me if I'm wrong but I think jumping with RigidBody is done exactly how you made your way across it. Just adding a force in the upwards direction. Walking is done the same by adding a force in the forward direction. You nailed it! Great video

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Bro the godot has a node called character body 3d which is particularly designed for player movement and in godot 4.0 if you attach a script to the character body with the same class then all the movement and jumping mechanics is already written. Good video btw

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To be honnest godot lack a lot of 3D features but there addons to solve theses issues : - terrain 3D (there are other alternatives) add an terrain node use to create, paint texture and define navigation area on a 3D mesh (at 6:53 such an addon would have solve your issue) - tree 3D add an terrain node use to create tree mesh directly in godot very easily (they can even be randomised)

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8:30 You can set the random bonus with _ready(): function to give a random bonus when the scene is loaded

5:27 if you dont know already you can use globat scripts to keep track of data across nodes

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