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I was about to recreate my card game using 3D assets, thank you for sharing your knowledge

yt lacks a channel which would do that to games. would be so helpful for us poor souls

Great info. One thing tho. You don't have to say "simply" 100 times a video. It's simple to someone who thinks it's simple and hard to someone who thinks it's hard. Everything is what it is. What does it matter if you think it's simple? Shave off the word and let the viewer decide. Looking forward to more. Definitely subscribing.

Cool tutorial! But I'd like to mention one thing. It's a bit misleading to use a pixel shader, since Balatro uses pixel art, not a shader. Using a shader will make all of the textures a bit wonky and inconsistent. Aseprite is a good option for pixel art, but good free alternatives are Piskel or even something like Gimp! Sidenote: While using premade assets and shaders can come in handy, if you solely rely on them you'll never really learn how things actually work!

man, the pixelpen its annoying that it dont let easier to get to the files more than another editor, dont get the point of just beeing more fast than just click open steam to open aseprite, it has any real advantage?

looking at the shader for the background, it seems to just add a radial gradient and then swirls and distorts the uvs multiple times with sin/cos; no noise textures at all

That's a crazy amount of wisdom packed in one video. Studying every frame!

Excellent overview of tools. Great vid!

Probably one of the ways to have a rhombus-shaped (italic-like) progress bar for slanted fill edge.

Being able to properly formulate questions can often lead to revealing the answer yourself.

Hi! I need to register a scene as a custom node using the Godot plugin system, but I don't know how to do it. Could you please create a video tutorial explaining the process? Thanks!

They say 10+2 is 12 but i never believed them

holy this channel is a gem, thx so much

incredible

Finding this video is like finding gold. Just on point for everything I was looking for!

actually so cool how block code shows the code for the blocks. would be great way to learn actual coding as well.

the perspective code is not working in godot 4.3

would you know how to replicate that fire effect over the scores?

So... 11?

The last one Globalize Plugins is the real gem my biggest frustration with godot is that everytime a new version comes you have to first remember the name of the plugin you want to install then go and search for it then install it and since godot is getting updated frequently you have to repeat this process frequently

exactly what i want to fix this damn wrong transparent sprite3d sorting! thanks a lot

thanks for tutorial

Does the path2d collision always work? For some reason it doesn't work for me. But it used to work when my shape was way bigger.

Fun part is that 3 of featured addons will be deprecated with the release of 4.4! Camera preview, runtime debug and embedded game window

For setters I offten have bugs that is easy to fix by adding this line at being of setter: `if !is_node_ready(): await ready`

Sadly they can't be free of woke culture... That is the point that keep me out of the godot...

If the purpose is actually showing the games, then it's not a good idea to have more than half of the video with much reduced brightness and on top of that captions at the middle obstructing the image.

Is anyone else having a strange problem with getting this to work in Godot 4.3? I've remade the project in 4.2 and it works fine but in 4.3 it seems like the velocity breaks down. Anyone have a solution to this?

For the last game, this naming device was genious. It get such clunky and cartoonish vibes, yet at the same time a seriousness as if I am signing away my soul. What an attention to detail!

Cant believe this video . . . . . It a video!

Great video, I just wish that narrations and read-outs of comments were easily distinguishable. Bunch of times I'd be listening and I couldn't tell them apart for a moment. A pause in-between would help. Or you could modify the audio of read-outs so they sound different (e.g. make it sound slightly muffled by cutting off higher frequency).

I didn't even know buckshot roulette was made in Godot.

wow these type of videos are great thank you!

Really awesome that you were able to interview someone from each of the games you've showcased!

Stopped watching during Ridiculous Coding.

Awesome

Should definitely have reached out to the Road to Vostok developer, too, If you didn't do so. Surprised to not see it in this video.

what is this shit?

"Control-clicking on things taking you to the wrong position in the docs." Oh thank god it's not just me.

Appreciate the interviews, brings real world feedback from successful developers to us hopeful developers who haven't found success in Godot and are questioning its validity as a game engine.

"license change shaped knife" lol it's poetry

Maybe The Key is, watch the RIGHT Tutorials, like MrElipteach. And watch it more then twice, while doing it, not just watching!

A minor suggestion for the future: It would be much clearer if there was a slight difference in audio when you read the answers from others compared to you asking questions. For instance, make "their voice" sound more tinny as if through a radio with EQ and/or high pass filtering.

this video is coming in clutch for my essay on godots business model wherre i am also attempting to discuss some of the drawbacks of godot. this presents a very nuanced and perspective view of the situation :) might use this, depending on how stringent they'll be about sources (it's a 3rd year university course)

I would suggest making it a bit more clear who is saying what next time, since it's a single voice reading the questions and the answers, e.g.: When I asked him (...), he replied (...). Then I asked about (...), and according to him (...). I brought up (...), in his words (...).

fantastic video. those interviews give me confidence in the engine

The shots at unity from mike at the end made me love buckshot roulette even more. What a great piece of art

The interviews are great to have. Thanks for your hard work on this video.

I was actually surprised when I got to know that Buckshot Roulette was made in godot. I even searched in google if it was true.