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Woah, the building experience actually looks very intuitive. I'm impressed that snap tool has features that let me model similarly to how I do in Blender. Thanks for even including tidbits about creating snapping points with intermediate objects. Really appreciate your work!

how do you get a camera for recording?

Yo great series! Very informative! You should make Horizon videos and do a bunch of build alongs! I’m thinking take a game genre and then make a basic version of the genre. You could make puzzle games, mini games like your carnival games, fps arena shooters, survival games, etc. You could also do just straight up game mechanic tutorials. I’m thinking of stuff like, climbing mechanics, grapple hooks, super powers, etc.

This is an amazing tutorial! Well done 👍

I was following along no problem with your episode 1 and 2 and was able to build my own world. I grasped the building side of things pretty quickly but wow,,, I’m lost on this video about scripting! You had to do all that script just to open and close a door properly! Dang… 😬

I didn’t need the guide block to place the seat on top of legs?

hey David. Have you had issues with the capacity in your worlds. I'm having an issue with this and my world is really so simple. not sure why I would have reached capacity with such a simple world?

I watched and copied to a T and one of my double doors still stil swing around🤣

Very helpful, thanks 😊

WOW, this is sooo helpful, easy to understand and follow, thanks sir

Amazing video! This series is exactly what I was looking for

Could you tell me how to implement a sound effect at the moment of impact? This will probably go for the explosion as well, but I'm having trouble telling the script the location of the projectile. Surprisingly, I'm not finding much regarding it. Great videos, and thanks in advance.

I haven't watched this yet. It's bookmarked for tomorrow. But after diving into the Creator mode this evening I was struck by how similar the nodes were when compared to unreal and unity, which also really confused me. I'm coming from Strata 3D, which relies on simple key frames and Adobe like structures. But I'm bent on making some kind of a Worms Armageddon type game. I'll watch everything you've got, and if in the end you've got additional advice, I'd love to hear it.

My head hurts but you explain everything so well.

Thank you very much. That’s my starting point to try to build my own world 😊

Thanks for making great tutorials for Horizon. Really good work. Though please consider skipping the background music for future tutorials. You earned a sub.

Hi David! Great video! I was wondering about your Leaderboard script. I noticed it says "when trigger is entered by player" I want to track leaders for how many times they enter my world, but i fear that if i use a trigger to tall their visits, they might walk over the trigger several times and I won't get an accurate read. Any suggestions?

This was super helpful. Thank you for taking the time to create this series.

I kinda wish they made building easier like the sims

Horizon Worlds is fantastic, and its developer mode is great, but not being able to import an object created in Blender or apply your own texture to an object is discouraging for continuing programming. In Rec Room, we can send complete objects, skins, etc., which significantly enhances the world's immersion. In Horizon Worlds, there is no way to monetize a world, so creators create out of love. Unfortunately, Meta does not encourage world programmers in any way, only a few privileged ones who can send a simple image to put on a sign, for example.

So helpful as a complete beginner to scripting! Can a trigger be scripted change the active environment in the world? I have a "sun" moving through the sky in my world and am tryingto figure out how to use a series of triggers (when the sun enters it, to then switch the active environment to one with a skydome more appropriate to the position of the sun) to simulate day and night (and several other skydome gradations.

I have found, through the years, that constructing objects, as they exsist within our actual world, is a great way to model ...

Can you do a tutorial on how to connect a target rectical to a ray cast?

Great tutorials keep it up

Make more videos

This is a great series and helped me a lot. I do have one point that had me confused for a while and I believe is bad programming practice: When you use variables inside a script that refer to an object to be acted on, ideally they should be generic/descriptive. I really don't think they should be the same name as an object in the world as it is very easy to get confused, especially if you start using the same script for different objects. e.g. in the trigger section of your video, calling the variable that identifies a shape to rotate "cube1" makes people think it will only rotate cube1. Instead it should be called something like "shape-to-rotate" or something, then, when you get the option to fill in variables on the trigger panel you are now dragging "cube1" to the variable "shape-to-rotate." Now, when you add another shape (say cone3) that you also want to trigger, when you add the script to that shape, rather than having to fill out cube1: cone3, you will now have "shape-to-rotate: cone3." I hope this all makes sense and I got it correct. I come from a programming background and equate it to calling a variable to store a name john_smith$ instead of name$ (this would look like: john_smith$="John Smith" and next name john_smith$="Jane Doe" - very confusing - instead of name$="John Smith", name$="Jane Doe") Thanks again. I appreciate how well made your videos are: editing, smooth camera, clear etc.

These are great and super helpful. Thank you!

You're not appreciated enough!❤❤❤

Thanks!! 😊 Needed this 👍

Absolutely awesome, thanks a bunch!

How do you make things respawn when knocked over

Would love to be able to create a world from my PC.

David, great videos. Thank you. I have a very basic question: Where do I get a suit and a tie like your avatar?

Very nice though I can't get my gun to be grabbable or shoot anything.

Thank you for this tutorial, I went into create and was like, WHAT?

Thank you buddy. You deserve more subs

These are phenomenal tutorials! ❤

really helpful, super clear too, thank you

Thanks for making these videos! They are very professional and helpful!

The series is absolutely invaluable in helping me learn about Horizon worlds over this last week. The quality of the work you put into making this series is apparent. It would have taken me a lot longer without your help. Thanks!

How do you actually get into build mode?2

Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU for creating these videos! Wow, these are so helpful and you do an excellent job teaching. These makes building seem so much more accessible than I thought it was. BRAVO!

Thank you for making this video series! It’s super helpful. Great work!

Helpful video. Thank you! ❤

Really well done. Sorry to hear it'll be the last. I just found your channel today

Thank you for doing this! It's so helpful.🎊

Loving the series. It seems like they need to add some kind of callback feature. Relying on timers matching up, just feels a little but hacky.

Had a quest for quite a while ,only just gone into Horizon worlds didnt know you could do all this . reminds me alot of Dreams on playstation that i loved. Great tutorial really clear and concise

“You’re going to be able to run around” you say? That most basic feature is the one thing I’m trying to find out to do. I found tutorials on object motion and creating worlds, but just to move avatar… no tutorial anywhere.