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My tank doesn’t move forward or backward unless I’m turning and the weapon doesn’t move at all

Pensé que este vídeo era para añadir soporte de un mando a godot. Godot no reconoce los triggers traseros del mando de stadia como analógicos si no como digitales.

Great learning resource, thanks for the work!

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Thanks, but you speak too fast (or i've look the video at 2X speed...)

My change to the audio menu incorporated mute buttons. I'm still in the process of learning the language so don't judge me too harshly. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ func _on_master_value_changed(value: float) -> void: if AudioServer.is_bus_mute(MASTER_BUS_ID) == false: AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(MASTER_BUS_ID, linear_to_db(value)) AudioServer.set_bus_mute(MASTER_BUS_ID, value < .05) elif AudioServer.is_bus_mute(MASTER_BUS_ID) == true: AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(MASTER_BUS_ID, linear_to_db(value)) AudioServer.set_bus_mute(MASTER_BUS_ID, true) func _on_master_mute_toggled(toggled_on: bool) -> void: AudioServer.set_bus_mute(MASTER_BUS_ID, toggled_on) func _on_music_slider_value_changed(value: float) -> void: if AudioServer.is_bus_mute(MUSIC_BUS_ID) == false: AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(MUSIC_BUS_ID, linear_to_db(value)) AudioServer.set_bus_mute(MUSIC_BUS_ID, value < .05) elif AudioServer.is_bus_mute(MUSIC_BUS_ID) == true: AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(MUSIC_BUS_ID, linear_to_db(value)) AudioServer.set_bus_mute(MUSIC_BUS_ID, true) func _on_music_mute_toggled(toggled_on: bool) -> void: AudioServer.set_bus_mute(MUSIC_BUS_ID, toggled_on) func _on_sfx_slider_value_changed(value: float) -> void: if AudioServer.is_bus_mute(SFX_BUS_ID) == false: AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(SFX_BUS_ID, linear_to_db(value)) AudioServer.set_bus_mute(SFX_BUS_ID, value < .05) elif AudioServer.is_bus_mute(SFX_BUS_ID) == true: AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(SFX_BUS_ID, linear_to_db(value)) AudioServer.set_bus_mute(SFX_BUS_ID, true) func _on_sfx_mute_toggled(toggled_on: bool) -> void: AudioServer.set_bus_mute(SFX_BUS_ID, toggled_on) #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This was incredibly helpful and well put together! UI has always been one of those things I've never really wanted to mess with but you've demystified it - time to spend some time actually doing it to solidify the knowledge.

If you could zoom godot a bit next time, because right now everything looks very small.

Good tutorial, Im doing it with 4.3 TileMapLayer is deprecated now! You have to use TileMapLayer instead and I had to restart the IDE to be able to paint with the terrains.

Hello, using this method how would go about setting up a check button that enables fullscreen

I hope someone in the future will find this useful but now in current godot Emission shape is inside the Spawn options

Thank you very much for the tutorial. Even though the first quarter was about project organization It was really useful as well :)

Just a hint: Please do not use "music" in the background for tutorials. It always get really really annoying very fast. Your Videos are interesting and precious enough. Really no need to "improve it further" with elevator music.

I got bit a few times when you read the "check if not this" statement as "check if this". Otherwise, success!

A tip. Somehow I moved my "center point" on the 2D world view. This meant that my coords were off, so when I shot and destroyed a crate, the pickup appear in a new position relative to the wrong starting coordinates. I fixed it by finding the "move" tool (looks like a dot with 4 triangles pointing in cardinal directions). I put that back to "0,0" and then everything seems to work properly now.

Thank you for the video. Helped a lot. I just want to add that in the bullet script, when I called body.destroy() it was making the debugger complain: "Cant change this state while flushing queries" So I changed the call body.destroy() for body.call_deferred("destroy") and the debugger was happy again :) Kudos!

For some reason everything works fine except for the function at 10:47, the signals are already conected but after pressing space and waiting 1 second i get the next error : "Invalid set index 'Value' (on base 'float') with value of type 'int' ", in that _on_reloaded function, I tried typing 1.0 or using reload_progress.value = float(1) but I still got error, why is always the UI the hardest part😭

For a game jam project, this looks amazing! I like the art style you used for the players, slightly reminiscent of the Rimworld pawns, with a bit more detail of course. Lots of potential here it seems. That steam library you were talking about, was that to integrate steam multiplayer into your game? Or? I look forward to the next dev log!

I've heard so many people suggest that GDScript is really similar to python. When honestly, I see a ton of similarity with C#. Just without the horde of semicolons. (Which is going to take some getting used to again...) But yeah, sure functions are defined with func. But there is type inference, or static typing. Enums. Even the comparison operators are similar. Which is lovely, because I just spent a few months learning C#. So this won't be too hard to move over to GDScript.

Thanks for the overview. Relatively new to the game dev scene. Done some work in Pygame and Monogame, looking to try out Godot to see how it goes. I look forward to watching through your series to get better oriented. +1 sub

Your inventory window looks like it’s made in paint, but your tutorial is amazing!

Great video. I'm still kind of confused as to why you'd use Vbox and Hbox Containers when control seems to do it all? Do those give you more flexibility with layout I'm not seeing? Maybe if the case of wanting to have multiple boxes evenly spaced out?

This tutorial is not the best for absolute beginners as you go over a lot of things without actually explaining what they are or what they do (such as @onready). You just say to set it, but not why or how it works. Thankfully godot documentation is really good.

Great video

Super helpful video, thank you! Made me understand better how vbox, hbox etc work and how to utilize them properly.

This was exactly what I needed to see after another tutorial channel breezed through creating a UI and I decided to clean my file structure breaking said UI because I wanted a cleaner file structure for my project.

Thank you

I've followed this tutorial multiple times, looked through the code to see any mistakes, and yet, My weapon won't fire for some reason, and I don't know what to do. Edit: I figured it out! Apparently I was missing a part of a line code. What happened was in the weapon script, I was missing a "state ==" before "STATES.RELOADING"

Really learning a lot from these.

how to make a "loop" in the sound?FOr example, footsteps sounds?

Very useful. I've only recently started learning Godot, so this is full of useful tips, e.g. I didn't know the await command could be set to wait for a sound to finish rather than for a fixed time! Now to go tidy up my learning project game.

This is not the first time I’ve been watching Godot guides, but this is the first time I’ve seen such a detailed one (about bus and master and audioserver) about sound...

just stumbled across this, and i have to say i'm relieved. mastering godot's particular approach towards layout has been nothing short of aneurysm-inducing.

Thank you ❤

ty. i appreciate your work in doing these tutorials.

10:00 while may not be an issue here it's best practice to use call_deferred when grabbing focus from _ready()

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Gdscrpit is underrated honestly

what software do you use for your pixel art?

very simple and easy to understand!

wait, so you mean to tell us that theres a way to understand Godot UI? haha. loved this tutorial. thank you!

I did something like this for a shop confirmation in a way less practical way. This is adaptative to a lot of different uses, I will definitely use this, thanks!

Sensei, Can we somehow implement it in different scenario? Like in the Battle Start Screen thing in a strategy card game or some sort.

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Great tut! Very beginer friendly

Honestly one of the best fundamental videos I've seen so far!

I have zero programming knowledge so a lot of the terms and whatnot go right over my head. Guess I've got a lot more I need to figure out before I can even begin. lol

Really enjoying following along on these tutorials, has absolutely been the most I've gotten from any code along style video. One thing I'd love to get a better understanding of though: From what I've seen so far (and I'm new to this), it seems to me like writing a function with an underscore prefix (ex. _input(), _physics_process()) denotes hooking into an existing function from a parent node. So when I saw that the custom functions you wrote for the UI label scripts - _update_label_score() and _on_collected() - I wasn't sure how to reconcile it. Was this a typo? Is my assumption wrong? I'm aware of how pedantic this sounds, but I'd appreciate the clarification.

Very nice guide. Thank you!

This was a great tutorial. Thanks very much.