Screen Wrap in 2 minutes! Godot Tutorial

[@afthendev]

You can simplify it even further by using the posmodv() funtion. It takes in a Vector2 as a parameter and it will act as the looping point. It looks like this:
position = position.posmodv(get_viewport_rect().size)
This way, it's only one line of code.

[@StevePixelFace]

Oh very cool, thanking you very much!

[@vRV379]

I cant understand how to make it?

[@afthendev]

@@vRV379 you can try and check Godot's documentation for the syntax, and other helpful stuff

[@HelperWesley]

Cool stuff! 👍

[@StevePixelFace]

Thanks man!

[@RockyMulletGamedev]

Good stuff Steve !

[@StevePixelFace]

Thanks Rocky!

[@Ryland-tu6pj]

yoy have to put the function in the loop btw

[@Aarimous]

Nice one :)

[@StevePixelFace]

Thanks man!

[@pixel_dave]

Heyy nice video

[@StevePixelFace]

Thanks!

[@ОЛДЫ-ОбществоЛюбителейДоистори]

it works but how do I assign the borders of the teleportation walls?

[@vRV379]

Get_viewport is not declared in currunt scope
How slove it in godot4

[@BHanif-zc2pr]

Hi i want to record audio by my phone while there is sound and play when the sound is stop. Like talking tom. How can i

[@StevePixelFace]

Good place to start would be the Godot docs they have a good section on recording audio with your microphone.

[@BHanif-zc2pr]

@@StevePixelFace no

[@Mrtubagames]

@@BHanif-zc2pr yes

[@BHanif-zc2pr]

@@Mrtubagames can you tell me how can i?

[@Mrtubagames]

@@BHanif-zc2pr By going to the Godot docs and reading up on the section on recording audio