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Happy to help!

It's only $10 on Patreon. www.patreon.com/TYanuziello

Apologies for the confusion. This tutorial isn't really about the rig, but it's more focused on the math. This is something that I use quite often for both 2d and 3d games, so I thought I would share the formula to help other devs achieve these smooth rotations. But to answer your question, "rig" is a common name for the root node of a 3D modeled character. I rotate the rig node of the 3D character so any extra nodes connected to the character (like the camera) will not also rotate. This video might be too much for beginners, as this is more math implementation than game logic implementation. Is there anything from this you'd like me to elaborate on?

Yes, this is a custom resource that I created in the video.

These courses are designed to be beginner level. I'll get to the more advanced stuff eventually.

What about the map system? The gradual reveal? The map markers? Waypoints?

@@TYanuziello like how to point the characters position on the map image according to the location in game , and how to do fast travel

@@belgbeladel Are you using a 2D texture for your map, or is the map a render texture produced by a camera?

@@TYanuziello it's a 2d texture yes

Yes, any built-in type can be saved, including Arrays and Dictionaries.

Everything in this course was recorded in Godot version 4.2 and is completely compatible with the most recent version of Godot.

I always thought it was a complicated thing only big studios like Nintendo could accomplish, but it's a built-in feature of Godot!

There's no camera rotations in this video, but the answer is that I prefer console gaming with a controller.

@@TYanuziello if i wanted to include the mouse to control the camera rotation .should i do it in the _spring_arm.look() ? or is there a better way?.

@@TYanuziello also . did you include some weapon systems in the next courses? thank you

@@HZ_Sai Add mouse bindings to the input map in the project settings.

@@HZ_Sai I'm currently working on an inventory system that involves equipping armor and weapons.

I was going to include angular acceleration too!

I know, just a habit for initializing more complex structures. Obviously most save files will contain more than just 1 integer.

All of the videos are recorded using a 3D project as an example, but the concepts are applicable to 2D projects. When it gets to moving the camera and characters in 3D space, obviously there will be some conversion to 2D required. You're more than welcome to follow along with your 2D project and I'm sure the discord community would love to hear about it!

Sorry! I've been trying to learn how edit my own videos and my first course (pixel platformer) apparently caused people using headphones to complain about loud noises. So I may have over corrected? I'll try to figure out how I can increase the volume going forward. Thank you for the feedback!

@@TYanuziello yes its very quiet

I read compliants too but I had to hear it myself since I am pretty easy going. to @TYanuziello I admit I though I could just max out my volume but it seem quiet. Luckily no static feed back. I can still hear it but it is something to consider for next course.

@@TYanuziello ahh can't please everyone aah but yes it seems low.

Glad it was helpful!

I'm not a physicist, but here's a website that explains it: www.thehoopsgeek.com/the-physics-of-the-vertical-jump/ Particularly the formula at the end of Phase 4: The Flight is what I used, setting the h_jump value and solve for v.

Meow are on the way. I'll post a new one every week.

Thank you!

Fixed! Thank you for pointing this out.

Can i interact on discord or similar with you, i tried to follows your course but Most scripts didnt worked, Signals didnt exists or modes had different names IT became annoying and after a while i even got so massive Errors IT was Impossible to follows along ​@@TYanuziello

Sure, what would you like?

I'm not quite ready to delve into multiplayer yet.

@TYanuziello without multiplayer is fine

I outsourced the video editing for this course. Going forward I am doing all my own editing to ensure continuity.

Nope, it just doesn't fit.

Platinum!

I like to hit things hard... plus posture damage!