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@Calabari1999 Thanks! I'd love to play it one day.

It's already there. There is an example automated path right next to area with dash panels, flamethrower and spikes.

@@IdiotRebecca251 Yes. Someone who doesn't want it can just disable it. Or make it exclusive to Super Sonic. Or make it automatic after a certain speed like in Advance 2. In the currently released version it's enabled by default only for Super Sonic, but now the moveset is more complete so boost can be the default.

@@sants4560 Thanks!

Thanks! My plan after finishing Badnik Framework is an indie game.

Nice to hear that!

@ElleQuach I don't really feel that it's the best solution to this issue. What I did was making air acceleration nearly nonexistent above certain threshold. Horizontal velocity stays on the same level, which isn't a lot considering that pre-jump velocity is mostly converted into vertical velocity. Even air boosting doesn't add any speed beyond initial dash (boosting in the air is to store speed from before jump and recover it after landing, sort of what happens in Advance 2). As a result, jumping on slopes results in jumping high, but not that far. From what I've been testing, I don't really feel that BF suffers from flying above everything like Bumper Engine or Infinity Engine - even despite lack of air drag. I simply don't like air drag. It just makes me want to avoid jumping.

@block_legend-mc Thanks.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 no problem imma sub

It's my fault for butchering the framerate by not cleaning up rails. They had too many control points during of recording, way more than necessary. So don't worry.

Thanks!

Don't worry, tools are something I've already started working on. Or rather - reusing existing tools that are used for modding Hedgehog Engine games - to not reinvent the wheel and make porting from official games easier. I have working, but incomplete integration with HSON (just few basic objects and rails), allowing use of such tools as Blendhog (that's how I ported Cyberspace 1-2). After beta release and when this tool will be ready to use, I'll point to Blendhog tutorial and make a video that says "put models here, paste generated HSON code here, click here, play". I'm not focusing on new objects that much. I mostly do it either for fun, because I needed it in a stage imported from Frontiers or it is a staple of boost gameplay and I felt it was needed to prevent the feeling of blandness. Testing the framework using official level layouts is extremely useful and it's nice that it doesn't require too much effort on my part anymore. Also, object culling (items and enemies) is already there since the first release and fully automatic, no setup required.

@@xolotelx Good idea.

@@JuJuR Thanks.

@@eXe-di1lj It is in Cyberspace 1-2. Not in other stages.

Sorry for late response. Use a different file browser. Google Files doesn't work for me, but Mi File Manager does.

@@bilyez I ripped them from Sonic Generations.

@@Calabari1999 Sure. The biggest limitation for the number of partners is currently just inability to add more in the menu, not the code of characters themselves.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Oh. Okay cool! Thx!

Thanks, I got links to Windows build and source code switched up. It's corrected now.

You can! Be persistent and you will do it.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Where Can I Even Learn It? Which Channel?

​@@MineSonics I don't know from what point are you starting, so I can't really recommend anything tailored to you. People who are starting programming, who know programming but not gamedev, who are refugees from Unity - they all have different perspectives. I got my experience by jumping directly into porting my Unity project, so I don't really know basic tutorials.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 hmmm.... Would You Recommend "Playing And Messing Around With Others Code"?

​@@MineSonics Absolutely yes! That's how I learned Unity, by playing and messing around with Bumper Engine.

@@SquiglyMiAmor123 Sure! That would be awesome.

@@Pltsm-s2e I was developing a fan game in Unity using Bumper Engine. It was initially called Sonic Liquid Survival, later renamed to Sonic Stranded. That game is cancelled because I wanted to focus on my own indie game made in Unity... until Unity tried to make installation fee and then added revenue share. So my indie game is on hold until I finish Badnik Framework. In short, I have experience from making that fangame and unannounced indie game. I made Badnik Framework to make making 3D Sonic fan games in Godot simple, you have open source so you can use it.

​@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Unfortunately I am just using gdscript I don't know how to use c# but i will try it you have done a great work

@@herooflegend2602 Sorry, I can't help you with Mac related issues because I don't have a Mac and can't test on it.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 fair enough

@@fakerdarkgui I am out of home for the weekend, so I can't prepare 32-bit version at the moment. And I doubt that framerate will be acceptable on older devices anyway for this version.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 ok, I'll wait

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Are you already at home? Then you can build 32-bit Android

@@fakerdarkgui I'll try building it today later.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 okay :)

@@mossen98 Nothing changes in terms of defaults, I'm just giving people options. Some people want to make Adventure games, some want to make boost games. I'm just giving them options to do both. Physics are designed around Adventure gameplay style and it will stay that way, but boost is just an extra feature on top of that, so people who want to make a boost games could use Badnik Framework instead of something else. By default I'm doing what Lost World did - boost is reserved only to Super Sonic.

@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 that's awesome! Was just curious. Keep doing what ur doing man.

@@mossen98 Thanks!

It depends on your definition. If you want to make your own game or just play the demo. In your own game all you need to do is uncheck "Require Super Sonic" in ActionBoost for boost Sonic. However in the demo I left it exclusively for Super Sonic. I did it this way mostly because level design in the demo was not designed around boost and I wanted bugfixes and update to Godot 4.3 out before SAGE. And I did it just few hours before it starts. tl;dr: For your own game it's one extra click in the project, in the demo it's still only for Super Sonic.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Got it, thanks

I prefer Unleashed. But I'm hearing a lot of opinions that Generations drift looks better and playtesting I think I might switch to later to Generations one.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Weeell... if there's room for it, a toggle would be nice, too.

The Gens drift feels better, but I prefer how the Unleashed drift looks

I will not do it. I admit, it sounds cool, but boost games and Adventure/Spark-likes require different kind of level design. By doing it as 2 separate characters, it would force fan game devs to design the game around both. It could damage both gameplay styles and what's worst - it could create too much workload. More characters also create additional pressure to use them and one of the biggest killers of fan games is scope creep. And if someone would want to make a game about only boost Sonic, they would have to put additional work to modify him, when I want it to be possible to just add levels and have a complete simple game.

Nice to hear that!

I am aware of a certain performance issue - in WorldEnviornment I left some maxed out settings, which aren't impacted by settings in options menu. It will be fixed in the next release. Additional thing that can impact performance is that I'm using Forward+ renderer which is more demanding than Mobile renderer. I'm not sure I can do anything about it because Godot doesn't support changing renderers at runtime. The only solution I thought of was creating a launcher that would run the game with "--rendering-method mobile --rendering-driver vulkan" command line parameters, but I'm not sure it's a perfect solution. The fixed goal ring file is in a pinned comment in #help on Discord.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 great to hear thank you for your work i will be looking forward to next update

In principle: I do short raycast down (defined by character, so it's in the direction where they have legs, even if it's not towards gravity). If the raycast hits, I project velocity vector on normal vector of raycast hit. If player is too far from the raycast hit point, I teleport them to the raycast hit point (with exception if they touch something else than ground to prevent clipping). You can just check the source code. It's already out. ruclips.net/video/qDcbongok1w/видео.htmlsi=zyQ27QplrxCBsmQA

@@eXe08 What's your phone?

​@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Galaxy A7 (2018)

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 samsung a7 2018

@@gatewaybois I haven't released a Mac version because I didn't have anything to test it on. In theory it should be possible to build from the source code.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 oh

It's all written in C#. If you want to add new scripts you could use GDScript, Godot allows it, but everything written for Badnik Framework was in C# only. In theory you should be able to access fields written in the other language, but I haven't tested it personally. docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/scripting/cross_language_scripting.html C# is just my preference (I prefer to use {}, I believe dynamic typing makes it easy to create technical debt and there's better perfomance) + it was easier to me to port code from Unity. I don't think there is a difference in difficulty between C# and GDScript, so don't fear C# just because you're starting. I wanted to add enough features to make it easy to just add levels without any scripting, so if you just want to make some levels - you don't need a single new line for it.

What helped me was experience with Bumper Engine and it still took me few months anyway. I hope BF will be useful to you!

@@metalmadness7063 Thanks! Currently it's just alpha, further releases will bring further enhancements.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 Glad to hear, I didn't catch up much with the devlog vids but how about drifting is something we barely see and it's great for sharp turns without losing speed

​@@metalmadness7063The problem with drift is that for now it would be largely useless. Currently the turns are very sharp without losing speed even if you just run (if you're on the ground, in air controls are more tuned for precise platforming to avoid quickly spinning in circles trying to land on a platform). I would have to intentionally make controls worse just to give meaning to drift mechanic.

@@gnidelgamedevchannel8864 ohhhh ok