Godot 4: 3D scene in 2D environment from the scratch (SubViewport tutorial)

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Hi everyone! This is the third part of the video, where I explained the possibility of using 3D objects as part of a 2D scene in the Godot Engine. It turned out that the previous part was not entirely ideal because I explained the individual parts of the solution using the finished code of our game, which utilizes our own structure of classes and functions. This time, I am returning to this topic for the last time and will create the puzzle from scratch, as an entirely new project in Godot 4. Let's get started.

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[@jeffertef]

Thank you very much for explaining this kind of puzzle mechanics, there are not many resources available for creating adventure games.
Congratulations on your game, I am looking forward to playing it.

[@FencerDevLog]

Thank you! I really enjoyed making this video, and it certainly won't be the last in this category.

[@psychobarge5279]

Thank you for this. for whatever reason (me being dumb probably :D), the subviewport mechanic never clicked in my head until this video !

[@FencerDevLog]

You are welcome. SubViewport is a powerful feature of the Godot Engine. I hope to use it at other parts of the game as well. 😎

[@owonobrandon8747]

nice!

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Thank you!

[@RTXSanctus]

Fencer i wanted to request you something rather unusual and its on how to make a armor mechanic like on the popular game world of tanks, that reflects the bullets if the armor is higher than the penetration of the enemy vehicle or sort of is it possible in godot? and if it is possible can we spawn diferent effects on hit ?

[@FencerDevLog]

Godot is a general purpose engine, so everything is possible to do there. I'm not sure how it works in World of Tanks, but deflecting a shot should be possible either through a physical model or a simple calculation of the normal vector at the point of impact. However, this is a somewhat complex issue that would require a separate project.