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@@stig6339 a raycast node to detect collision on the front and when collide...I make the character jump a bit so it can pass the collision shape of the stair.

It's just one instance of light2D node or many ? Without further details,it hard to tell which is which that result in fps loss.

@@tutortomato You see, I'm making an enemy scene, the finite state machine to be exact. One of the state is called "magic_casting", during this state the enemy scene will instance a magic circle with a light2D node in it (with fade-in-out animation). Then I realized that everytime the enemy scene entered this state, the FPS dropped from 60 to under 20. After long debugging, I found out thst the fps drop happened after I added light2D in the magic circle scene. After removing it, things went back to normal. So I thought, is light2D node that performance-heavy? PS: yes, it's only one in each magic circle, and the drop happened even there was only one enemy in magic_casting state

@@agriasoaks6721 one 1 light2D drop that many fps...try using addictive sprite blending for light or the glow effect.

@@Dungoan-tz1zr no,just add the VoxelGI node into the scene and baked it.

@@SoloKingGD I don't think player will see the sky when inside building.

@@tutortomato Godot have the capacity to handle realistic graphics, voxelgi is nice I have used it also there are many demos like ruclips.net/video/MM_caxjlNao/видео.html

I totally get it about the 'graphics' things....to be honest,I could spend the next 3/4 years for modelling for graphics and got zero gameplay. I know graphic important but for the prototype stage,lowpoly basic model will do wonder. Passivestar dev log looks goods because of the lightmap he using.I could do the same.

@@tutortomato yeah exactly. I'm not saying that you are bad, but sadly there are idiots on the internet that will propably think differently (ekhm gta6 prototyping stage be like.. ) You said it is because of the lightmap.. well that would explain a lot since I didn't used it at least once so I didn't even thought that this could make his scene look that good. Off course there are for sure many other things that he did and I don't how to replicate, like the skybox for example.. Maybe you can tell I'm not an artist, although I'm good at using blender. Anyway while writting this comment I got sidetracked XD. Have a nice day or night ;)

@@bartudev566 now I really want to model a few level to show for when using sdfgi/voxel or lightmap with full blow on the show off part of indirect light and reflection 🤩

@@tutortomato I feel excited about it, can't wait o_o

A horror game..,still in the prototype stage..need the basic nails down first before gameplay.

😂😂😂

@@BatmanFailedSociety gtx960 i5 intel

Check my latest video,tutorial video already posted 😊

@@xeteorblaze I'm always on the lastest version

I'm not develop any particular game right now..this is a project for prototyping and grey boxing...like making proof of concept game faster with prebuild character controller and drag and drop simple mesh for blocking out. This also for showcasing graphic that Godot can achieve and for beginner to have like a template project like unreal.It has a few world environment and lighting that look pretty. I'm making this because a lot of people complaining Godot lack of better default settings...but the Vanilla Godot are config for the lowest to make sure people with low spec computer still can run Godot.This project address that issue. Another project in wip graphic showcase example.

Is this a good thing or not? 😊

@@tutortomato I think you can take it as a compliment😊

​@@tutortomato if it looks like Unreal, I think is a great thing

@@theshadowgamedev61 this more akin to template project....to faster up the prototyping phase of game with generic stuff.

Csg mesh cannot be use in sdfgi if I'm remembering it right. It should be working out of the box. Is there any weird thing you change perhaps.

I had confirmed it,it should be working out of the box. For the mesh you want to move,you need to change it global illumination mode to dynamic,so that it will not cast it self to the scene and the reflection are dynamically change.

@@tutortomato there's an old plugin that looks like it does just what i want, it's called planar reflection probe, but that plugin is super old and doesn't work due to code errors. i know i must've done something wrong, for one i'm using an imported model i made in blender, also i'm using planar walls everywhere, does that make it not work?

ok it works now but the only problem is the floor reflections are like warped.

This is very old video and a very inexperienced me...give my younger self some slack 🥹

@@tutortomato [dropping slacks]

@@GameDevGeeks 🤗

@@GameDevGeeks Currently I'm stop gamedev for a very long time...the passion just wasn't there.Hopefully you're doing much better.

@@tutortomato I am

The reflection comes from sdfgi and i never did test for offscreen object come into it.

It is good,but need more. Improvement,light leaking,blockiness and kinda slow.

Wouldn’t it be possible to port the techniques over to your own engine? I mean, Godot is open-source

I cannot really confirm anything as of now,but the improvement on 3D is long overdue.Lets just see what their plan after 4.2 stable.

You really need to adjust the hell out of the default settings to get better result. Sdfgi more darker and blocky...the blockiness will not go away even at high settings...voxel is much nicer and clean...but it still has problem with reflection look off.

Thanks, my man.voxelgi in Godot is good for small level interior,you can get a very good scene render out. Horror game work best wirh it*wink*wink*secretly making*wink 🤐

@@tutortomato I wish you good luck making the game!

@@xeteorblaze thanks,slowly but surely,making the asset take majority of my time

its a voxelGI and reflection probe by the looks of things (set reflection probe to always update)

No need for shader,it just voxelgi node and the particle node bake light mode set to dynamic.

@@tutortomato looks like you snuck in a reflection probe

​@@-shadowed- im not,check out the new video 😊

I also want to know

its a voxelGI and reflection probe by the looks of things (set reflection probe to always update)

check out my neq video 😊

​@@qingyun6005check out my new video 😊

In the mesh instance,there is baked light mode propertis down below,you can set it to dynamic. This will make the reflection update when the mesh moving.

@@tutortomato thank you very much. It's worked 😊

Yes

Yes,but the reflection can be dynamic are not static.

Situasi hidup x berapa baik la boss,terpaksa stop gamedev.

It the same,you can try increase the indirect light value of the spotlight if the effect are too unnoticeable.

What u means by that?

I don't know

It is what it say,this physical light unit is a measurement of light in what the real world use which is 'lumen'. For the complete white is because the default lighting value is far too strong,you should reduce it to like 2 unit lumen. You can google how strong the sun light in term of lumen and apply it in Godot.Make easier to get real world lighting into the game.

Btw, how do you make the player part of a group called "player"