In the problem of files organisation, this seems to only push it elsewhere.
Because now, if I make another game with my cowboy for example, I need to remember to take the shooting component with me. And all other components I would have made linked to this cowboy.
This would look like:
/components/shooting/shooting.tscn
/components/shooting/gunshot.ogg
/player/player.tscn
/npc/cowboy/cowboy.tscn
/npc/turret/turret.tscn
I guess this mitigates the issue at least 🤔
It’s a mixed bag.
Sometimes I have a really useful thing that’s shared by almost all “main” nodes. (Let’s say 20-30%
Sometimes I have a small texture with only one purpose. (20-30% also)
Other times, for example I have these .anim files that are used for 2 different enemies.
Should those be in a shared_asset directory or duplicated along their respective scenes. (Most of the time)
Motion sensors! Yeah 👍
Been waiting for this for tinkering
4.6 already? I was just starting to enjoy 4.5… The involvement of those devs really brings happiness to my heart.
Ballionnaire was made in godot
No fucking way this has to be a joke
It’s not just you, composing music is hard. But that’s no excuse to bypass the learning process
Dans le dev aussi
Fortnite Battle Royale /s
How do you adjust the focus on such a small fast moving object?
Wait, I like that name, is it time for a redemption?
This demo/manual and the driving basketball game should be included in the system.
Think back to the 3ds with head wars and AR games, no way I’m buying such games but having them makes the system a bit more valuable.
FR tho, if you get the aux you need to get the vibe. If anybody but you is enjoying the noise you put through them ears then you kinda failed the job.
(also, I’m not saying I don’t like techno, sea shanties, gregorian chants and whatnot…)
Eerie, in a good way. Good job!
How fitting
yup