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Literally just as I’m studying Godot

Very useful...will wait for the devlog. I am not that good at coding so a code walkthrough really helps.

this is so useful

but in all honesty, very solid game! good job! The best way to visualize progress is to remake old projects and i can tell you've made great progress!! Keep up the great work and I'm very excited to see what you will do in the future 😁 enjoy the ride!

Don't mind me, i'm just flashing foxy 😏

too fast, I cant understand nothing that is happening, I have to stop every second, and cant understand half of the things that you are saying

Your video is so good bro, Fact:"No matter how good me are, there is always some Indian who is better than me''

Huga buga 🦍

why does bro talk like that 😭 anyways great vid

HE POSTED 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

thank you for sharing your journey so far it inspires me to start my own so thank you for making this video and everything else that you've created.

The menu you brought up at 8:17 what exactly was that and how do I find it? Thank you!

This is too fast, I can't keep up with half of the steps. If someone is already familiar with using GODOT, then they would understand but there are so many cuts and I'm just left guessing what to do next or how to do it.

Love it. Would love to see a 8 directional system though❤

Waffles are terrifying!! Hehe. Make sure the game is not too dark~ (I hear that complaint a lot with horror games)

Bro bro slow down bro slow down

hello

Thank you ♥ Can you make a tutorial series on how to make a platform fighter game?

So you mention not getting Qodot working, and i had the same issue. The developers made a new plug-in for Godot 4 called func_godot. If youre interested in Trenchbroom level making, maybe check it out.

Thx for the video. But I have one issue that no fighting games related tutorials is addressing and still can't think of a solution for months now. It is about resolving the Pushbox physics if my player jumps on top of the opponent. I wish to resolve it to the ground without landing on top of the opponent, and I also wish to check in case if this situation happens when the opponent is standing right beside a wall and the player jumps onto the opponent. I want it to land behind the opponent and this will push the opponent away from the wall.

Absolutely hillarious😂😂 (I did godot on phone can understand)

Huga buga 🦍

I always get inspired by people who do this It's amazing That's why I picked computer science

i have issue: the process_input part of the jump state simply does not work, please respond and thank you.

Can you make a video about beat em up styled maps, how to scale them in parallel to the character?

Crazy skills dude

This helped me make my new game i'm working on where you can play as different characters from games and shows. Thank you!

I enjoy the tutorial but some things seemed to be glossed over a lightening speed. For example the animation or even what nodes you are using for scene setup.

hello

Dont Worry i got you guys func make_rope() -> void: rope_node.look_at(hook_node.global_position) rope_model_node.height = (hook_node.global_position - head_node.global_position).length() rope_model_node.set_deferred("global_position", rope_node.global_position - rope_node.global_basis.z * (rope_model_node.height / 2.0)) func hook_pull() -> void: var pull_force_modifier: float = (hook_node.global_position - head_node.global_position).length() if is_hooked: var pull_force: Vector3 = pull_force_modifier * (hook_node.global_position - head_node.global_position).normalized() velocity += pull_force * Vector3(1, 1, 1) make_rope() func shoot(delta: float) -> void: if Input.is_action_just_pressed("Shoot"): shoot_dir = (aim_node.global_position - head_node.global_position).normalized() head_node.remove_child(hook_node) get_tree().get_root().add_child(hook_node) hook_node.global_position = head_node.global_position rope_model_node.visible = true elif Input.is_action_pressed("Shoot") and !is_hooked: head_node.global_position += shoot_dir * delta * HOOK_SPEED make_rope() elif Input.is_action_just_released("Shoot"): get_tree().get_root().remove_child(hook_node) head_node.add_child(hook_node) hook_node.position = Vector3.ZERO rope_model_node.visible = false

It's funny how you taught how to make our player, but didn't teach how to make the enemies!

I would like to know where the group editor is and HOW I use it

Thanks ❤🎉

tilemaps deprecated

I've been wondering how you got multiplayer working in the full game. I've been trying to implement it by having a PlayerControls resource in the Player script. This resource has a keymap like P1_Left, P1_Punch, etc. The problem is that when I try to reference that information in PlayerState classes there's null pointer problems. So I was wondering how you implemented it.

love beat em up in Godot

Them cheeks

That's it, my man posted a video 💌

Good video! One note I will add though is that most of the code is sometimes covered by Pngs or cut off by transitions.

There is no tutorial in the description?

Im 36 seconds of the video and already love u man, I know this video is gonna be great!

just started programming this year, been working on a fighting game as my first game

i don't even make a fighting game, but this tutorial helps me soooo much! as always, indian tutorial is always the best, great work <3

hi there, I've broken it again. I think what is happening is it's exiting the jump state straight away, as such it's basically not jumping. I changed the jump force to -300 and it does gain altitude, but the jump animation still doesn't play.

Huga buga 🦍

Great tutorial! There were a couple gaps that encourage self learning, such as new grouping if you're using Godot V. 4.3, but over all thorough and efficient! There were some points where I wished you still showed the whole screen instead of cropping so I could see which script you were working on for easier comparison. Will be following the rest of the series to help make my first game!