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You need to fix the tutorial to use TileLayer

Can you or someone please add the scripts as a file too? I dont wanna copy and paste the scripts

This is the BEST tutorial EVER!! No other tutorial vid can beat this.

I have recently worked on an inventory for my game... I made every item as a button and put them inside a scrollablecontainer with a vboxcontainer and hboxcontainer so it scrolls horizontally. It works on telephones in web browser now. on opening inventory i use grab_focus on first item... if all items are in equpimentslots, i give grab_focus on first item in equipment slot. but this was a very good tutorial!

Super simple. Thanks for this!

This is the most in-depth tutorial I've ever seen. it's great

Woohoo! 2nd video done. Thanks again for the tutorials!

Super cool! but did i miss something cause after i did this the gear an items dont save an load or did we not save those yet or i messed something up lol

Just starting my journey to make my first game. Thanks for the tutorial. On to the next video!

how did you type the arrow ? when u did --> bool mine dont work or change like yours code is red

Congratulations on your puppies! Wonderful start for an Audio Manager. It just works. The fact that each tutorial is showing how to make robust systems capable of handling extensions is just exactly what I have been looking for in a tutorial. I need repeatable components that are always going to be the same or can easily be modified to fit the game's needs. I would love to see more with audio effects for sure. Thank you again!

Thanks for the tutorial man! This has been the best series I've watched so far hands down!

heck yeah homie this is awesome!

don't know what the sprite's facing direction doesn't update properly sometimes

Yeees siiir 😁

Im only on episode 9 but thank you for making this content it is very helpful to quickly learn the engine

Thank you for this 65th episode in this awesome & huge tutorial series.

Gooood👍

Hi, thanks for the tutorial! Is there anywhere I can see the complete scripts of the FSM that you demonstrate building here (at this stage)?

Keep up the good work ❤

First comment? and nice video

Great video as always! I love the custom signals aspect, much easier and cleaner then the standard signals that are provided!

Loving these so much! Thank you, looking forward to the full series. [sidenote: as someone with adhd+autism the bleeping/blooping bg music is making it hard to keep track / listen to your words often / for long periods]

I am so overjoyed that everything started working for me at 25:35. Great series so far!

as a dude, who have 10 years of experience in enterprise software development and tries to pick up gamdev for fun, I approve your style of tutoring.

great series, last episode is where things started to click and i could add some of my own functionallity to the project never coded before so, thanks so much and im excited to learn more. the game i wanted to make was more akin to a pixelart sidescroller but this series is still great for learning whats going on how and where :D edit: i wrote a dialog system all by myself that i can be proud of, going to mess around a bit more and then check how you did it :DDD

Randomly got this suggested today as I'm learning Godot. 1 minute in I was hooked and needed to subscribe. Can't wait for more videos!

does someone have a problem with the animation? it glitches and does not complete its cycle

This is the best series for learning godot on youtube... I've finally stopped hitting a wall everytime I boot up godot. So thank you!

I'm getting more excited for the final product here!

Your video so awesome

Good 👍

Thanks for the video sir

man you are doing gods work with these tutorials.

Let' s goo

Cool ! Easier in small videos !

YES!!! Something to do today! Been waiting anxiously so excited!

so thankful that you are still makin this series its really helpin me with Godot, keep up ^^

thumbnail goat! XD

Lol that thumbnail is absolutely stunning 😂 ! Thanks for sharing this new video.

Not sure if this was already mentioned, but instead of using Input.get_axis for direction, you can use: direction = Input.get_vector("left", "right", "up", "down").normalized()

top marks, you make complex shit easy to understand

Thank you for your detailing (instead of the 1 minute you can do this... Videos). Here's passion!

Had an issue with it still not changing directions or playing different animations even after going through the code. I noticed I forgot to remove the line 15 at 10:41 Thanks for the tutorial so far!!

For handling the interactions, I would suggest using a function on the player manager, and additionally adding a signal for that event as well. Honestly, probably all interactions should go through this pipeline. I could see this being very useful if you have say a puzzle with many interactable elements beside each-other which need to react to each-other. signal handled_interaction ... func handle_interaction() -> void: interact_handled = true handled_interaction.emit()

Thing like this are what I like. Pointing out issues and fixes.

If I get too close to the slime when I attack, it flies toward the player instead of away. I guess because the center of the hurtbox goes past the slime. Was that a mistake I made along the way?

This is a really good series. Really love the concepts you go through, and all the explaining. Really is a joy. I have done a lot of modification to your code, to fit it my needs. But with your explanations it has been really "easy" to implement the concepts and State machine into my own project. Looking forward to go further in the series.

lol (edit) -- Go to Project -> Open user data folder as he mentions in the video. Much easier than the below. hahaha If anyone is struggling on a mac os operating system the godot docs like I was. The godot documentation describes where the save data should go for "user://" but they are not 100% accurate and it is really not easy to navigate to where the data is actually stored. The docs say it is in Library/Application Support/Godot, but that is inaccurate. It is really stored at: /Users/<your_user>/Library/Application Support/Godot/app_userdata

I hope this series continues on for a long time to come, i look forward to every video i've learned so much, thank you Michael you really changed my life with this series, I think I didn't really achieve a lot of my hopes until now