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Part 2 is coming after the holidays!

Much appreciated- part 2 is behind schedule but its almost ready!

Out of curiosity, do you perchance have this tutorial in a gdevelop project that is blank and only has this tutorial series? I lost about 2tb of data and went to start recording part 5 and realized id lost it. Its worth the shot to ask! haha.

Steal? No. Hard to coin a greeting based on the Truman show. However, I've known Ben since his first few videos and earliest GM series. It's homage to an incredibly kind individual and personal tutor.

That could be for a few number of reasons, if you join us on discord, you can send the group a screen shot and I would be happy to review it.

However, if you are running the state machine, a few things have changed in Gdevelop recently (since this video was made). I would think if you arn't getting into the idle state- there is an issue with your player instance not having the variable correctly set- or the initialization script has an issue. If you leave the idle state and are in anything but the inistate, that means that your script is working and the error is elsewhere

It's coming soon! I recently had a 2tb harddrive malfunction, but I'm almost all caught 😅 I'm hoping in time to finish off so those on holiday break can enjoy some creative time too!

Easy. Change the atlas image. Remember. Keep them in the same file location as instructed or use Gdevelops current tileset system that was added after this video was made. I have a video on that as well.

@@LevelUpWithAlex what do you mean change the atlas image? what would i change it to?

@@makermaverick8584 Rewatch the video. The atlas image is the image you use for your tileset and how you build your levels in LDTK. All you need to do, is add additional tilesets and make sure you include the atlas when you upload to Gdevelop. PNG (Atlas image) of your tileset -> Same folder as the map save from LDTK; Additional Atlas Images, go into the same folder directory: Map folder -> LDTK MAP files, PNG1, PNG2. When you upload to Gdevelop, if you did not keep them in the same folder and upload them from that same folder, the files break and you wont be able to see your levels. You can have as many atlas images as you want in your project- as long as you follow the video you will be fine. Otherwise, Gdevelop has a new tileset option built into it that you can use for easy tilemaps.

@@LevelUpWithAlex there is no option to add more atlas images though

Duplicate the ldtk object in gdevelop, change its atlas.

Cowabunga!

Sounds like you might have them accidently tucked under it as the parent. Be sure to watch your code flow.

Are you wanting to submit their score, while replacing the previous one if its higher on another run?

Oh i just figured it out, i had quotes around "usernameInput.Text()" after the "set to" in the event. there should be no quotes there for this to work. Thanks so much for these awesome tutorials!

Glad you got it sorted, my pleasure!

That one made me laugh, it was wild and unexpected.

Glad it helped!

That entirely depends on what you mean... We've already "read" data when we checked the database for an existing username. In the next video, we will be parsing data from the database to build the User Lists that will return the usernames and top scores. Working with databases is an entire skillset, and will never be as easy as the built in Gdevelop features. If it was all easy and straightforward, there would be more tutorials about it.

@LevelUpWithAlex like let's say when I post a comment to the fire base then when someone else plays the game they will see the comment

@@ZeeZoneZA That will be in the next video. Early next week! It's not very practical for me to try and explain it all here for you. But, you will need to use a few calls we haven't covered yet, as this is what the "FetchedData" structure is for that we created. You can check the Gdevelop Action lists for more calls from Firebase, but you will need to Query the structure, and this can be very resource intensive if programmed wrongly.

That makes sense to me!

Gdevelop has since changed their way to call variables. Now, it's just called variable. If you already made the variable, you can now call it using that singular condition.

Thank you!

I'll be playing more of them today!

@@LevelUpWithAlex Is there a specific time you stream at?

​@@cattymations No. I usually don't stream anymore, it takes up a huge amount of time and simply doesnt get the viewership to make the monumental amount of time worth it. At least at this time. But, if you join us on discord, I make announcements when I do

@@LevelUpWithAlex Oh okay, sucks to hear that dude. Have a fire day!

Fighting will be a little ways off, it takes a pretty significant amount of prep work, but it definitely is on my to include list. As for Mario party movement, I can absolutely help with that. I'll do a bit of homework and see if I can't draft up something to help out.

​​@@LevelUpWithAlex I just thought about it, your collision, at start could work on a board game path so the player can't go higher or lower than the board, no? If we can put it invisible...

It could, I suppose. But board games usually navigate on a grid. I would usually stick to something like that.

Like a radial wheel? Hold a button, and a circular inventory pops up to allow you to select a weapon from the wheel? I've done a few inventory related things on previous videos- so I'm fairly well versed in how to make them.

@@LevelUpWithAlex yes, something like that

Yeah, I can bake up a tutorial on that here soon.

Radical! The next part on this video is going to be intense!

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Appreciate the support, it means a lot!

Hit that high note.

@LevelUpWithAlex hahahahaha

Much appreciated :)