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I've checked your channel but didn't found a video about the platformer. Tell me if there is a place to see it. I wish you all luck with your projects.

@revidev hopefully be recording the video later this month

I hope this should be a joke... one of my main goals explained in the video is not to get new side-projects. Eventhough, I wish you the best with your project. And It would be great to see your project soon!

Thank you soo much! This is something I felt I need. Sorry, for the late reply, vacation period was the culprit! 😉

Thank you for your words! and share your updates!

Yes, the plugin is free, but the openai subscription does not. But, nowadays it's a bit outdated. I'm planning to revamp the whole plugin when ChatGPT get better with GDScript 2.0.

(en) Thanks for your passionate following. I'm really grateful. About the Spanish channel: Let's take a look to the new UA-cam auto dubbing feature rolling in the near future. Because I went full English the channel has many purposes for me and one of the important ones is to improve my English. (es) Muchísimas gracias por seguirme con tanta pasión y por participar! Vamos a esperar a ver la nueva funcionalidad de auto doblado que va a sacar UA-cam. Porque esto es bastante trabajo y me decidí por el contenido en inglés para mejorar el mío (es uno de mis objetivos principales con el canal). Pero para cualquier duda, pregunta q haré lo posible por ayudar

Thanks! Illumination makes the difference to the scene.

😍😍 Your words made me smile! Thank you so much!!!

☺️☺️ Thanks!!! I'm trying to do my best. There is still some room for improvement... Like my chaotic style. But I don't know If I can fix my own chaos 😉

hahaha, we should talk, that little horse is one of my finest pieces of art. I'm curious about the average art skill level of the members. Maybe we can ask in the posts... Thanks for your words!!!

😂😂😂 same opinion! Stretched out tutorial are really boring for me. Thanks for your time!

I love to hear that! 😊 I would like to hear more about your project!

😍 Thank you so much!

That's a great idea about how to use gridmaps! The only requirement is to design a strong grid-oriented level design. Thanks for your comment!

Ok, to my eyes the main reason gridmaps are so frustrating is because in comparation with 2D tilemaps, the former (gridmaps) are really rigid. And when jumping from 2d to 3d the logical transition from a well-know 2d tilemap to a 3d gridmap its not comfortable. But, the majority of the times a gridmap it's not the best fit. Gridmaps are perfect for huge scale maps where performance and grid organization is key. Otherwise the lack of flexibility does not worth the performance. Regarding the asset packs there is a ton of amazing ones, and the majority of them are not optimized for gridmaps. Although the most of the issues can be solved within Godot with transforms as shown in the video. But, just opening blender and using snapping to place the pieces will give you much more control. With that said, there are plenty other techniques to create levels. I show a couple of them in my RPG video. But... I will be pleased to help you if you can provide me more insights about your project. Oh dear! sorry about the text wall! Thank you for your time! 😊

@@revidev ​`I'm trying to make a quick "Golf with Friends" clone!` Cheers!

A really fun idea. I will face the project using gridmaps only for the courses (kenney has an asset pack available for free). That will make the environment much easier to make. Additionally, you can place other props on the course without the bonds to the restrictions of the gridmap (you can mix the nodes the way you want). Give me a shoutout when you have something to show! 😎

At the time of recording all of them were free templates. The only one upon to convert into a paid product was the bullet hell plug-in. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed the video!

Gridmap is only handling geometry, collision, and navigation information. No area3D. But... you can create a custom gridmap _ready() function or a @tool script to spawn the additional information (aux scenes) on the cells that has a certain mesh. Thank you for your words! 😊

@@revidev Thank you for your suggestions and insight! Glad to get a clear answer :) You've a new subscriber!

😍 Thank you!

@@revidev For reference, and anyone else who may be interested, this is what I used to spawn additional scenes on selected tiles: func getTiles(gridmap:GridMap): for tile in gridmap.get_used_cells(): #spawn area_3d var area_scene = pre_area_scene.instantiate() add_child(area_scene) area_scene.position = gridmap.map_to_local(tile)

😍 Love to hear that! That's one of the best things I can hear. 😊 Thank you!

Thanks a lot!

I would like to improve it. I was waiting for the GPT models to be improved in GDScript 2.0. Because nowadays... it is not good enough. But I didn't consider llama models... do you have any good tutorial to test?

The project still lacks of a proper combat system and a robust story to be launched. Otherwise, if you are wondering about source code... I haven't thought about it... maybe. By the moment everything is disclosed in the video. Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for your words!

It's an old plugin, although it was revamped to work on +4.0 versions GPT is sill a bit silly on GDScript 2.0. I'm waiting for the newers version to check if it gets better. In the meanwhile you can check one of my tutorials 😉😉 Thank you for your comment!

Starting tomorrow with the tutorial. Thanks for your words!

I will start it tomorrow, because I need some rest. Thanks for your words! Music: Splashing Around, Author: The Green Orbs

Thank you! 😊

Hahahaha! Dude! That roast was sick! 🔥🔥🔥 At least I hope you picked some useful information on the video. And... I want my medal prize 🥇;) Thanks for dedicating some time to my channel!

I promiss I tried, but the shear tool makes me feel I don't understand something (absolutely my fault!). And don't know if I can streamline some keystrokes to preform it fast. But definitively is the optimal transform to modify the complex blocks for slopes. Thanks for the insight! And thanks for your words!

😍 Thanks!

hahaha, ok! Fair enough! Although I like this kind of pacing I will write your suggestion and take into consideration the next one! Hopefully it was mildly entertaining to you. Thanks for your comments

@thygrrr @revidev I LOVE the pacing, All tutorials are boring for me but I loved this one!!!!

I apreciate your words and really hope it can help you in your projects! 😊 Are you developing something interesting?

@@revidev not yet... 😅 I'm actually mostly working in Rust/Bevy because my main target right now is to learn Rust. I would definitely use Godot if I had to actually ship a game in a decent time however, so I'm also following Godot-related content 😀

I especially appreciated this video because when Godot 4 was near the end of the beta I tried to help an artist friend complete a game after his programmer ran away 😅 Since mechanically it was like a 3D dungeon crawler I tried to use gridmaps and it was quite 🤪😱

I wasn't aware about the GFS's video. Thanks for the information. I'm taking a look into it now. Oh, and thanks for your words!!! ☺️