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A very excellent tutorial to follow! I'm only somewhat familiar with GDScript and this is just the right pace for me! I see people saying this in the comments, but changing scenes, dialogue options would be great to see!

you can't see because of the zoom but at 18:00 the line 3 of the script changed. change sprite to animated_sprite.

Great videos! As someone only familiar with the creative side of games, the gd script stuff (which, as far as I'm concerned, may as well be done by magic), really whizzes by quickly. Had to do a lot of pausing, rewinding, and one error took me over half an hour of replaying to solve! It's certainly been an emotional rollercoaster so far. Well, onto sound design 😁

Thank you again for the great tutorial! I appreciate you taking the time to make this video

Keep it going man, these stuff are gold. Thanks so much!

Definitely a good series of videos to help me start my own game. I feel like I'm starting to somewhat get it at least, so it's a good sign you're presenting the information well. For future parts, there's a lot of potential things to talk about, but just to name a few... -The triangle in the corner usually disappears in AA when text is being loaded in. Would there be any way to replicate that? (I personally don't need to have the triangle animate back and forth like it does too, but maybe someone would be intrested in that?) -Would there be any way to make it so that the next line of dialogue processes automatically (in instances such as case intros or when a character starts rambling)? -A menu for profiles and evidnece, having said evidence load in whenever the player finds them, and how to make it so the player can access it at any time

Hello! I'm having a problem with changing the characters. It says that the function "change_character" is nonexistent, I need help in fixing it. By the way, your tutorials are amazing!

Who let bro cook ?!?!?!

I really want this series to continue. I think some important things that I really want to learn how to do would be scene changing, dialogue choices, and examining the environment

7:30 So what happens if somebody is running the game on a potato PC and in some scenes they get 60FPS but in some other scenes (where more animations are playing) it drops to 30FPS? Will the text appearing on screen slow down 2x in those scenes?

I am having an issue with the DialogBox and SpeakerName not updating the name or dialog. both nodes having unique name (%). i have .text following the dialog_ui lines for speaker name and dialog line. i have followed the "Process the dialogue" section pretty faithfully and rewatched it 3 times over. The only error i have in the debugger is an unused parameter "delta" in the func _process, which i don't believe has any relevance to my issue. Maybe it has something to do with the last videos tutorial and not this one, but any idea as to why the DialogueBox an SpeakerName doesn't update?

that's so fast. I'm onto part 3!

I animated the text using a animation player node, it was way easier 😁

Please continue series and at next episode make it on choice

I was waiting for this episode so much 🎉

Thanks again to upload soon.... ❤

Your videos are TOP NOTCH! the editing is almost like these 3 million sub coder youtubers out there! keep up the great videos mate <3

Nice video as always. I would love to see maybe an implementation of the player choices and change of scenes

How long this part will be? I cant wait for the batch playlist

Excellent video. Glad to see you are still working on this. The info on signals/calldown methods was really useful and well presented. It would be great to see more details on the implementation of Blender models into the 2d visual novel. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the next installment (whenever it may be) 😉

Thanks for another good tutorial. Next I'd like to see the dialogue choices. Btw, will you also cover the investigation mechanics, where there's areas of the scene to click on to get dialogue and collect evidence? Also the presenting of evidence or going through a cross examination. Possibly the menu's that show evidence and characters.

You actually have no idea how much I've learnt from your tutorials alone than any others! I'm making my first game this year and I love your easy-to-understand talking, directness, and just the way you make Godot look so easy to do! Thanks for the tutorials and I'm hyped for the next one <333!!

We rolling bois Class is in session

Idk man but your sound bit more heavier in left speaker and not balanced

Thank you so much! I haven't found many visual novel tutorials for Godot, so this is perfect!

thank you so much for this second part! Hope this series will continue!! ^^

Thank you for your tutorial! I find it incredibly helpful and can't wait for the next one!

Very informative. Thank you for the tutorial. Will be goin to the second after I get the hang of the things that you have done here.

I really enjoyed this tutorial. As a new dev, I really enjoyed the way that you explained the steps. Thank you for teaching me! And I would definitely be down for watching the Blender stuff too.

I would absolutely appreciate the slower more beginner friendly approach from the first video, this is getting complicated fast and for people like me with very little experience it's hard to keep up. People with more experience can always speed it up or jump to the info they're looking for

This is really great! You should do a whole series about making a visual novel start to finish with Godot, all the ones I've seen are using the visual novel plugin and no one is teaching how to make it from scratch. That would be amazing if you did that!

If you're watching with headphones, I apologize for the small audio issue on the intro and outro sections. 🙏 I'm currently preparing part 3, where we'll be animating the text and introduce sound design to our game. What would you like to see implemented next? Don't hesitate to leave a comment to let me know!

I hope you continue this series! You do a fantastic job explaining everything, and your setup is fantastic! You're a very underrated tutorial-creator, I am looking forward to more of your tutorials on godot! You have a new subscriber in me >:)

Completely new to Godot, coming from Ren’Py VN dev, this is very helpful!

This is what I have been trying to make since 2020. I experimented with various game engines, but the most successful attempts so far were Dreams Ps4 and RPG in a box. I was looking into attempting Godot lately, and then I found your videos. Wow, thanks, keep it going. The main difference between what you're making and what I'm trying to make is I want to do interactive 3D investigation scenes. I have a lor of ideas for the story, but I want as much help as I can get, so glad to find your videos.

this is a great tutorial, thank you so much! ^^ looking forward to the next part! and since you asked for our opinion, i'm gonna say that i would prefer a longer video over this edited format.. as a total beginner i've been looking at a lot of tutorials lately and i'm so sick of slowing videos all the way down and still having to pause every 10 seconds while trying to keep up x_x p.s. (i don't remember if this was a part of the ace attorney games), but do you plan to teach us how to implement dialogue history someday?🤔

I keep getting: Invalid get index 'speaker_name' (on base: 'Control'). I made my textbox look different, but I did follow the coding for the textbox pretty closely so I'm trying to understand how to fix this?

Thank you for the second part

UA-cam somehow always knows what I want to see. After having it on my wishlist for years, I finally started playing Ace Attorney. I'm also doing a VN in Godot (in addition to other projects). I'm still working on the story and characters for my game, but your video is still so helpful.

Thankyou for uploading i was so sad when i found there is no part 2

i waited forever for this

Thank you so much!! I was going to use another program for the game I'm making, until I saw your new video, it solved many problems Honestly, I don't have a preference in video style, so if this format is easier for you, stick with it Happy new year!

Editing and explanations are fire buddy ! 🔥🔥

Good tutorial. Been waiting for it :) Keep them coming. Be aware though that your voice (on the video) is only coming through the left side - whereas the music is on both. I like the new format - especially with the pauses for code parts - good to be able to have a bit of time to read it. Happy new year.

We’re here bois

Yesss🎉 happy new year!!

The long-awaited tutorial! Finally!

this was sooo helpful, ive been struggling finding this kind of info cant wait to see more! also your game concept sounds super interesting and am excited to play it when it comes out!

Would appreciate a part 2!

Awesome. I'm also doing something similar and spend a lot of time in Blender. Look forward to seeing how you progress!