My favourite part of this video is when you did not try to make something up when you did not understand something fully. That is rare these days and I appreciate it.
Brilliant explanation, very clear and well paced. I really appreciate you not bullshitting us about the dampness property too, some instructors waffle when they don't understand something well and your approachis much prefferred
Wow this was a very well explained tutorial, keep going please, also I'd like a hill climb tutorial, I'm interested in how to apply forces to physic objects as i keep messing it up.
Glad it was helpful. For the car in the video I just increase the rotational force when a button is pressed. But I might make a video on going into detail on applying forces to rigidbodies, thanks for the idea.
@@LucyLavend I'm working on a game that uses a car in it and I can't quite figure out how to get the settings correct. From your example looks like you understand it a lot better, so if you did make a tutorial on the car it would help a lot of people I'm sure of it. It looked great.
Hi, in the outro, how were you able to create the interactive chain using PinJoint2D and maintain the distance between the chain nodes (chain nodes not disconnected)? I tried to create a chain like this myself that follows the player, but whenever the player has any movement the parts of the chain doesn’t follow immediately and has a gap in between the them and can only catch up to the joint position when my player stops moving. How were you able a chain that doesn’t disconnect when it moves? Was there something particular that you did? Thank you.
Wow, estimated Lucy your channel is very unique, I liked the way you teach, and how you do the presentation, these nodes are very special, I did not know them, you did well to do a tutorial like this, I have subscribed and thank you for opening this channel
Thank you! Do you have anything you'd like to see me cover about UI? I'm planning on making videos about how to make a main menu, settings menu and a pause menu.
I really feel like godot miss some joints in 2D. Like if I want a pin joint that have an end to it's movement, I pretty much can't. If I want a spring for rotation, I can't. If I want to apply torque, good luck. So yes it would be nice to get a tutorial for the car! And thank you for your videos, very clear and usefull stuff
Thanks, and yes I agree that the 2D joints are lacking quite a bit of functionality compared to their Unity counterparts. The option to limit angles on both the pin joint and the spring joint would be really useful
for DampedSpringJoint2D, i'm having difficulties having one of the nodes be a CharacterBody2D. It just won't work and I've tried a lot of troubleshooting. Does anyone know anything about that?
It's a script I made on a Line2D node. I set the first point of the Line2D equal to the position of the StaticBody, and the second point equal to the position of the Rigidbody
Very good tutorial, helped me get off the ground but Damped Spring and Pins seem to be one of the most frustrating things to work through code in Godot. If I set everything up in the scene using the editor it's more or less intuitive, but but doing the same setup by code is insuferable. I'm two days in a new project and I can not for the life of me join two rigid bodies as closely as possible using damped springs.
I think I'd be better to look into a method called "verlet integration" instead of using physics nodes. I think that's what they used for the hair in Celeste for example
Excellent tutorial, kudos! I subscribed. Pin joints could be used to obtain the effect of the hair of Madeline from Celeste? Or what would be the better approach you suggest? Thanks and keep playing it loud!
Thank you! And that's an interesting question! A little while ago I messed around with this myself while trying to make a scarf for a platformer game. I made it using a bunch of segments and tied them together using pin joints. This didn't really give th result I wanted because you could really clearly see the different segments in the scarf. After some research "verlet integration" seemed like a good solution. I haven't tried it yet, but there are already some Godot tutorials on it.
Thank you so much for these videos, they help a lot :) also, PLEASE show us how you made that Hill Climb racing game...i'm trying it myself, but can't figure it out even with the add_torque() explanation you already showed
Hello. Can you please tell me how can be put clamp values on PinJoint. I have been searching for this for 5 days. If possible, please tell me. It will greatly help.
What part of the pinjoint do you want to clamp? Do you want to clamp the distance an object can move from the joint, or do you want to clamp the rotation?
@@LucyLavend I want to clamp the rotation. I have a ragdoll, and I wish to clamp the ragdoll joints so that they don't move beyong 30 degress. Similar to how an elbow or an arm works. Thank you for responding.
@@LucyLavend In fact, this is one of the things that Godot should have out of the box. HingeJoints exist on Unity. If you make a tutorial on how to make a hinge joint using a PinJoint, it would be the only one on RUclips. Nobody else has done it. Essentially, what I am trying to do is, create clamps for the ragdoll that I am working on. Help would be appreciated as I have been trying to do this since the past 5 days.
Hi Lucy. Is there a way of activating a join when a key is pressed? What I want is to merge two bodies into a single one when I press a key. I tried doing this by creating two pin joins (so I avoid rotation) and not assigning a node to them. Then when pressing the key I assign the nodes of the two bodies I want to merge. But the engine doesn't seem to update and the objects still behave as two separate objects. If I assign the nodes manually before running it seems to work. Thanks
That's odd, for me setting $PinJoint2D.node_a = $OtherNode (and doing the same for node_b) works just fine. Maybe a different way you could approach this is by making one body a child of the other one. This also avoids rotation.
@@LucyLavend Thanks a lot. I managed to solve it. I was doing $Pin1.node_a=NodePath("./Node1") and it doesn't like it. I changed it to $Pin1.node_a=$Node1.get_path() and it works. Thanks a lot for your fast response, great channel :)
You can use a Line2D node. Via code you can get the position of node a and b of the spring joint and then have two points in the Line2D connect the two
Yikes! I have a crush on your pixel art sprite. ;) I kinda already knew everything in this video but I thoroughly enjoyed watching it regardless. Keep it coming. :)
Found this a bit late, but I hope this all still works in godot 4. Also I wish I could attach these to tilemaps >.< (I got a plan, I can spawn a hidden rigidbody on the tilemap wherever it needs to link) Anyways hopefully this makes a nice grapple hook :) Edit: Sadly it doesnt seem to work with character2d's at least with scripts on it :/
My favourite part of this video is when you did not try to make something up when you did not understand something fully. That is rare these days and I appreciate it.
Hill climb racing tutorial would be nice :)
I'm convinced your channel is gonna blow up! Keep up the good work, your tutorials are so concrete and concise! Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words!
Brilliant explanation, very clear and well paced. I really appreciate you not bullshitting us about the dampness property too, some instructors waffle when they don't understand something well and your approachis much prefferred
Wow this was a very well explained tutorial, keep going please, also I'd like a hill climb tutorial, I'm interested in how to apply forces to physic objects as i keep messing it up.
Glad it was helpful. For the car in the video I just increase the rotational force when a button is pressed. But I might make a video on going into detail on applying forces to rigidbodies, thanks for the idea.
@@LucyLavend I'm working on a game that uses a car in it and I can't quite figure out how to get the settings correct. From your example looks like you understand it a lot better, so if you did make a tutorial on the car it would help a lot of people I'm sure of it. It looked great.
@@LucyLavend can you please make a video on how to fix flickering,jitter and stutter in 2d games. Thankyou 😄
Everyday I discover more crazy stuff godot can do
Yes interest for making car tutorial in godot!!!!This is the one off the best Godot resurse on youtube, Good Job!!!!
A very clear and well explained tutorial. Bravo!
Thanks! 😄
Very good tutorial, straight to the point, very visual and showing examples.
Thanks!
Hi, in the outro, how were you able to create the interactive chain using PinJoint2D and maintain the distance between the chain nodes (chain nodes not disconnected)? I tried to create a chain like this myself that follows the player, but whenever the player has any movement the parts of the chain doesn’t follow immediately and has a gap in between the them and can only catch up to the joint position when my player stops moving. How were you able a chain that doesn’t disconnect when it moves? Was there something particular that you did? Thank you.
Your tutorials are one of the most clear and best ones. Easy to follow and I feel like I am learning. Thanks!
Everything I've searched for in godot I found it in this great channel.. thanks ❤
This was exactly what I was looking for! Cheers mate :)
Thank you so much for this wonderfully explained video!
i just wanna say i love how you don't flash memes and stuff on the screen like every other tutorial youtuber out there
Just found your channel, glad I did. Great video, espacially your presentation and the way the video is edited.
Thank you!
thanks for posting this, it's going to help a lot with my current project.
It’s destiny. I’ve been thinking on implementing this in my project for the past couple of days, and here it is. Thank you 👏🏻
Wow, estimated Lucy your channel is very unique, I liked the way you teach, and how you do the presentation, these nodes are very special, I did not know them, you did well to do a tutorial like this, I have subscribed and thank you for opening this channel
Thank you! 😄
This was SO good. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!
Thank you for this explanation, it was extremely useful for a new user of godot.
Good to hear, glad it was useful to you
Excellent presentation! Will search through your videos if you have one describing how you made those nice rolling hills.
Thx for the tutorials i just moved from unity and this channel helped me alot
Thank you Mrs Lucy. Youre the best. God bless you
Great video! Really interesting and well explained :)
"I am tired, I am going to bed, goodbye!"
Story of my life XD
I love this outro lmao
Thanks for this video, the groove is exactly what I need
Would love a tutorial on this car. Thank you
I like your way to explain things! You should do something like "UI/UX on Godot"
Thank you! Do you have anything you'd like to see me cover about UI? I'm planning on making videos about how to make a main menu, settings menu and a pause menu.
@@LucyLavend those could be very useful tutorials, also how to animate menus and transitions between scenes/menus could be useful! Thanks!
Wow ! Absolutely fantastic tutorial!
Thank you! 😄
Damping is friction force inside the spring. It can translate to how quickly the spring gets to the rest position.
thank you, I've been looking for a way to do the hill climb racer car!
Very nice tutorial, keep going and good luck for your projects!!!!!!
very good video, deserve more subscribers !
Great infos, didn't know about this, thanks!
Really amazing videos. So much great content in each one.
Thank you! 😄
I really feel like godot miss some joints in 2D. Like if I want a pin joint that have an end to it's movement, I pretty much can't. If I want a spring for rotation, I can't. If I want to apply torque, good luck.
So yes it would be nice to get a tutorial for the car! And thank you for your videos, very clear and usefull stuff
Thanks, and yes I agree that the 2D joints are lacking quite a bit of functionality compared to their Unity counterparts. The option to limit angles on both the pin joint and the spring joint would be really useful
This was excellent. Thanks!
Excellent explanation
This is really good explanation! Thank you!
Great video, subscribed!
Thanks for the tutorial! This seems quite useful.
More of these please ! Thanks a lot !
Found also this one very good just after : ruclips.net/video/r-pd2yuNPvA/видео.html
Fantastic video! THANKS!
hi , can you explain how to dynamically assign the rigid bodies to the pin joint . that would be very helpful
The damping in DampedSpringJoint2D is how fast (from 0 to 1) the spring will pull a object back to the resting position
its help a lot to understand it easily thanks
Great content
This is great, thank you!
for DampedSpringJoint2D, i'm having difficulties having one of the nodes be a CharacterBody2D. It just won't work and I've tried a lot of troubleshooting. Does anyone know anything about that?
The spring rotation not showing why the yellow color collision
Really nice and helpful... Thanks!
Really gooood video thank you very much :D
at 3:00 how did you get the spring to render correctly? or does that have nothing to do with the debug settings?
It's a script I made on a Line2D node. I set the first point of the Line2D equal to the position of the StaticBody, and the second point equal to the position of the Rigidbody
@@LucyLavendok
very nice tutorial
Nice! Thanks!
Very good tutorial, helped me get off the ground but Damped Spring and Pins seem to be one of the most frustrating things to work through code in Godot.
If I set everything up in the scene using the editor it's more or less intuitive, but but doing the same setup by code is insuferable.
I'm two days in a new project and I can not for the life of me join two rigid bodies as closely as possible using damped springs.
A hill climb racing tutorial would be amazing.
If I were to make 2D hair simulation for a character with long hair, which nodes should I use to make the hair lag behind
I think I'd be better to look into a method called "verlet integration" instead of using physics nodes. I think that's what they used for the hair in Celeste for example
Great Video.. Thank You. I would love to see your version of Hill Climb Racing in an tutorial... 🙂
I do already have a tutorial on it on my channel 😄
Thanks for this!
Excellent tutorial, kudos! I subscribed.
Pin joints could be used to obtain the effect of the hair of Madeline from Celeste? Or what would be the better approach you suggest?
Thanks and keep playing it loud!
Thank you! And that's an interesting question!
A little while ago I messed around with this myself while trying to make a scarf for a platformer game. I made it using a bunch of segments and tied them together using pin joints. This didn't really give th result I wanted because you could really clearly see the different segments in the scarf.
After some research "verlet integration" seemed like a good solution. I haven't tried it yet, but there are already some Godot tutorials on it.
nice video i love it!!!!
Can you do a video on 3d joints as well?
Thank you so much for these videos, they help a lot :) also, PLEASE show us how you made that Hill Climb racing game...i'm trying it myself, but can't figure it out even with the add_torque() explanation you already showed
Glad it's useful! I'm currently working on another video, but when that's finished I'll get to work on the Hill Climb video 😄
@@LucyLavend Okay, you are officially VERY COOL :) ill try and share your videos to help grow the channel, is there anything else we can do to help?
@Atropos148 Thanks! Sharing works well enough, thank you
Hello. Can you please tell me how can be put clamp values on PinJoint. I have been searching for this for 5 days. If possible, please tell me. It will greatly help.
What part of the pinjoint do you want to clamp? Do you want to clamp the distance an object can move from the joint, or do you want to clamp the rotation?
@@LucyLavend I want to clamp the rotation. I have a ragdoll, and I wish to clamp the ragdoll joints so that they don't move beyong 30 degress. Similar to how an elbow or an arm works.
Thank you for responding.
@@LucyLavend In fact, this is one of the things that Godot should have out of the box. HingeJoints exist on Unity. If you make a tutorial on how to make a hinge joint using a PinJoint, it would be the only one on RUclips. Nobody else has done it.
Essentially, what I am trying to do is, create clamps for the ragdoll that I am working on. Help would be appreciated as I have been trying to do this since the past 5 days.
@@theplaymakerno1 ah whoops I forgot the difference between a pinjoint and a spring joint, it has been a while lol
Are you working in 2D or 3D?
@@LucyLavend 2D pinjoint. Like I stated, there is not a single video on RUclips about this. Even the Discord (Godot) hasn't answered back.
thank you!!
You are the best!
Awesome!
Hi Lucy.
Is there a way of activating a join when a key is pressed?
What I want is to merge two bodies into a single one when I press a key. I tried doing this by creating two pin joins (so I avoid rotation) and not assigning a node to them. Then when pressing the key I assign the nodes of the two bodies I want to merge.
But the engine doesn't seem to update and the objects still behave as two separate objects.
If I assign the nodes manually before running it seems to work.
Thanks
That's odd, for me setting $PinJoint2D.node_a = $OtherNode (and doing the same for node_b) works just fine.
Maybe a different way you could approach this is by making one body a child of the other one. This also avoids rotation.
@@LucyLavend Thanks a lot. I managed to solve it.
I was doing $Pin1.node_a=NodePath("./Node1") and it doesn't like it. I changed it to $Pin1.node_a=$Node1.get_path() and it works.
Thanks a lot for your fast response, great channel :)
@@SembeiNorimaki Ah it has to be a node path, nice that you managed to fix it 👍
The force of the spring is Stifness*deformation + damp*(speed of deformation)
How can I give a texture to the springjoint like a rope
You can use a Line2D node. Via code you can get the position of node a and b of the spring joint and then have two points in the Line2D connect the two
@@LucyLavend Ty! Will be helpful for my project ☺️
Yikes! I have a crush on your pixel art sprite. ;) I kinda already knew everything in this video but I thoroughly enjoyed watching it regardless. Keep it coming. :)
Found this a bit late, but I hope this all still works in godot 4. Also I wish I could attach these to tilemaps >.< (I got a plan, I can spawn a hidden rigidbody on the tilemap wherever it needs to link)
Anyways hopefully this makes a nice grapple hook :)
Edit: Sadly it doesnt seem to work with character2d's at least with scripts on it :/
Thanks for the video. Is there something wrong with your mic? Sounds like its a processed voice, not real.
quá tuyệt vời nhất thế giới này!!!
Epic godot time
No entiendo ingles pero igual me sirvio el video
how to make a working rubik cube on godot?
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Man that has to be one of the worst demonstrations I have ever seen.
I really hope to see some new godot 4 tutorials, great work. @LucyLavend
I like your voice.
It’s destiny. I’ve been thinking on implementing this in my project for the past couple of days, and here it is. Thank you 👏🏻