Yes. I know any other 3D trick, if you want a non filled empty square, add CSG Torus and set the sides to 4. If you want a triangle, then set the sides to 3. Found this by accident, XD.
I have one trick: If you drag a file from the FileSystem tab into the script editor, it will put the path to that file (as a string) in your script, right where you dropped it. This can be useful for loading scenes from scripts, inheriting from other scripts, etc. without having to type it out manually.
@@SaiponathGames I didn't find it myself haha. I learned it from a heartbeast video. It just seemed like something most people wouldn't know so I shared it
A great trick I use a lot that I guess not so many know of is the ability to drag files from the filesystem dock and drop it on your code and it'll give you the path of that file relative to your project folder.
By far the best tips on godot I've seen, I'm so surprised by all the things I didn't know! Which leads me to wonder how many more amazing hidden features there must be. Thanks guys for this awesome video!
First trick the most amazing I've ever seen about Godot. Thanks! Wow. This is amazing unknown tricks in Godot, which should be in documentation, because it so powerful. Thanks a lot!
Wow there's so much I didnt know in here. for the first one I knew I could do it from the properties window but not from in the code editor??!!!. Even with draw offset as well. I usually just a parent node to offset rotations. The rulers will definitely come in handy. This video is a goldmine. Great upload as always.
Regarding #4 for scrolling repeating textures, it kind of baffles me that Godot's own parallax background nodes do not work this way. Rather they put two instances side-by-side, moving one to the head of the line when it scrolls out of view. It's very strange and makes sizing the parallax nodes very fiddly.
This is a good series. I rarely visit the documentation page (it gives me ptsd! haha) so please keep making these vids. Some of the tips flew past me too fast or maybe its just me being sluggish in the morning :P
For the client server thing, you can open a command prompt / terminal in the project directory, then run godot from within the terminal (If you have it installed, type 'godot', otherwise, type 'C:\Users\Path\To\Godot.exe'). That way you can have the server and client logs
You can actually draw shapes in child node from parent. For this you need to connect a draw signal from child to parent. Then in _on_child_draw func put a line - $child.draw_some_shape() and update with "$child.update()". This is useful if you want one script and don't want problems with coordinates when you drag node.
kind of an oddly specific question but, is it possible to make text/font scale with certain settings? i've set up a nice typewriter font, crushed it down using the size options in godot and blew it up with the size. however this creates a hard time for me because the font looks good, but there's just a lot of hassle with it... plus i miss out on a lot of stuff when using buttons since they don't have the same options like dropshadow and stuff
Not sure if you have covered this one before: OS.is_debug_build() check if you code is running is DEBUG mode. Useful show info on the screen that you do not need in the production build.
I listen to ASMR videos, but idk why I get irritated by these "clicking" or is it lips or tongue noises?.😔 I'm watching the video in 0 volume with eng subtitle. I hope I did not miss maybe important info. I am new subscriber.
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Yes. I know any other 3D trick, if you want a non filled empty square, add CSG Torus and set the sides to 4.
If you want a triangle, then set the sides to 3. Found this by accident, XD.
I have one trick: If you drag a file from the FileSystem tab into the script editor, it will put the path to that file (as a string) in your script, right where you dropped it. This can be useful for loading scenes from scripts, inheriting from other scripts, etc. without having to type it out manually.
Nice you found it, I was about to say that as well. One of the greatest gift of Godot.
@@SaiponathGames I didn't find it myself haha. I learned it from a heartbeast video. It just seemed like something most people wouldn't know so I shared it
@@fireforge5927 Yeah that's right.
A great trick I use a lot that I guess not so many know of is the ability to drag files from the filesystem dock and drop it on your code and it'll give you the path of that file relative to your project folder.
That is cool. I think many people don't know this one!
Thanks for mentioning my tutorial for SmartShape2D and all the great tricks! :)
Thank you for the great tutorial actually!
The editor evaluator tip is so handy!!!
I'm here just mouth open wide over that one, will save me lots of time in future
Yeah, that one is crazy useful.
I wonder how BareTuna found out about it.
I believe it was mentioned on GitHub when the feature was added to Godot.
By far the best tips on godot I've seen, I'm so surprised by all the things I didn't know! Which leads me to wonder how many more amazing hidden features there must be. Thanks guys for this awesome video!
Thank you!
That is really strange to think about, there must be a lot of hidden things.
I know right. There's so much I didnt know about pack in the video. Those rulers are straight out of Photoshop/Gimp, Definitely useful XD
I am really shocked to see this tutorial channel so underrated even though it has potential of having hundred thousand subscribers
Oh wow. It is amazing you think that way.
Maybe you can link us to a friend or something in this case :)
First trick the most amazing I've ever seen about Godot. Thanks!
Wow. This is amazing unknown tricks in Godot, which should be in documentation, because it so powerful. Thanks a lot!
Glad it helped!
Wow there's so much I didnt know in here. for the first one I knew I could do it from the properties window but not from in the code editor??!!!. Even with draw offset as well. I usually just a parent node to offset rotations. The rulers will definitely come in handy. This video is a goldmine. Great upload as always.
Glad you liked it!
Omg, this is the best tips video I've ever seen about Godot! Every time they are sooo obvious
Hope to see more videos!
Thank you! There will certainly come more :)
Your voices are so relaxing, instantly subscribed
Glad to have you here :)
I've been using Godot for years and didn't know about any of these. Color me impressed.
Glad you liked it! A lot of stuff is hidden in there...
Finally something else besides the robot face for a template :D
That grin just gets you after a while...
@@PlayWithFurcifer so true.
Regarding #4 for scrolling repeating textures, it kind of baffles me that Godot's own parallax background nodes do not work this way. Rather they put two instances side-by-side, moving one to the head of the line when it scrolls out of view. It's very strange and makes sizing the parallax nodes very fiddly.
My favorite one is display logs of intantiated scenes... awesome.
Greatest tips I have ever seen so far, I hope more videos like this will come out.
Aww, thank you! We will certainly make more soon :)
This is the best Godot series ever!
Awww, thank you! :)
Oh wow, I didn't know about these. Excellent content!
Glad it was helpful! :)
Cool. My fav was the ruler one as I love designing UI.
Godots UI nodes are fun, right? :D
This is a good series. I rarely visit the documentation page (it gives me ptsd! haha) so please keep making these vids.
Some of the tips flew past me too fast or maybe its just me being sluggish in the morning :P
Thanks :)
Documentations are never fun, we will make more videos of course!
Nice tricks, thank you).
For the client server thing, you can open a command prompt / terminal in the project directory, then run godot from within the terminal (If you have it installed, type 'godot', otherwise, type 'C:\Users\Path\To\Godot.exe'). That way you can have the server and client logs
Pretty cool, thank you!
*and* you can even have the server and client in the same project (which is pretty common)
0:51 Wish godot let you crank those in any view, not just raw. I crank Value in HSV all the time in Blender (and for emission, too)
You are right, i hope this will get fixed...
Lmao, my friend literally died when he saw some of this stuff, especially the first tip
I hope he is fine tho
RIP
You can actually draw shapes in child node from parent. For this you need to connect a draw signal from child to parent.
Then in _on_child_draw func put a line - $child.draw_some_shape() and update with "$child.update()".
This is useful if you want one script and don't want problems with coordinates when you drag node.
You too have a nice day :)
kind of an oddly specific question but, is it possible to make text/font scale with certain settings? i've set up a nice typewriter font, crushed it down using the size options in godot and blew it up with the size. however this creates a hard time for me because the font looks good, but there's just a lot of hassle with it... plus i miss out on a lot of stuff when using buttons since they don't have the same options like dropshadow and stuff
Texture scrolling.... I didn't know about it and did it all using Polygon2D and UV with script
Not sure if you have covered this one before: OS.is_debug_build() check if you code is running is DEBUG mode. Useful show info on the screen that you do not need in the production build.
We have not covered that one, i like it!
One thing is the 'tool' keyword which executes code in the editor (incase you didnt cover it already)
I think we already covered it, but maybe it is time to show a cool application if we find one!
i know im a year late but i just want to let you know that your videos help me out so much
Could you please change the title to a series of tips or something rather than the same or similar title of other videos like this. Great video 👍🏻
0:34 Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you liked it!
niceee ;D
No you are nice!
oly issue with color rect is it doesn't have a z index so you have to put it in a node to move it behind certain items if you've push them back
Best tip I ever seen
:)
tip about offset: Press Command+V to set the origin.
Great tips
Thank you :)
Thank you
just use the polygon2D node for prototype art, you can create everything with it.
Good idea, thanks!
@@PlayWithFurcifer I'm sure it's already included in one of your videos, I didn't realized how "old" this video is. 👀
Instead of drawing in script you can create a MeshInstance2D much easier
Cool idea!
uh thanks
This deserves 0 dislikes
Aww, thank you :)
Well, we can not meet everybody's taste...
I listen to ASMR videos, but idk why I get irritated by these "clicking" or is it lips or tongue noises?.😔 I'm watching the video in 0 volume with eng subtitle. I hope I did not miss maybe important info. I am new subscriber.
We will take a look at that for the upcoming videos, maybe we can identify what it is.
Ist der guy deutsch?