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Deerclops next pls (Good model)

The tutorial didn't explain exactly what I intended to do, but it gave me just enough knowledge to figure it out.

I love this

Lmao, midnight skin.

9:00 : "... the rows go vertically down, and each row is actually a column." thought this was funny

Such an easy to understand example! Thanks for making the video - it's hard to find good Godot + C# content.

Just curious. Why not import as .ply? Gives u model divided in blocks, just like magica. Nice tut anyways!

This better be in poly legends

This is truly amazing guys! Never thought it could be done so good! Using the moon instead of the sun was such a brilliant idea! And so is mixing the two themes so subtly! The only mistake I see is Hogwarts sitting on a mountain rather that lakeside and on flat ground. I wish it would be corrected..

Hey Mate, just found your channel - good work on the C# tutorials. Interesting looking at someone elses implementations. I've gone full circle from node based FSM to tech agnostic FSM (which I wrote years ago), and now back to node based FSM. Fellow Aussie :)

You know that Duke Fishroon cant beat Light Empress?

This is really awesome stuff, thanks for making the video!

If only terraria 2 was real

I was looking for a minimal FSM that would allow me to share code between states where practical and this seems right up my alley. Any advantage / disadvantage in making the state an interface instead of a class? I can't think of any disadvantage right now, even though I don't really see an obvious use for it either, it still might come in handy sometimes. Great video btw.

📻 Addendum: If you're using the shader and find that your mesh is invisible you can: A. Double check the order of the cross product, as reversing the order would mean you're pointing the back face to the camera; or B. Add "cull_disabled" to the render_mode list to disable back-face culling. You may also want to set the render_mode to "unshaded" to prevent it from interacting with the light, similar to the 3D sprite.

The music with every one of these is just awesome 😂

Если честно не очень

Awesome

I came here from the future to tell you that Polytopia will make tribe skins that will relate to this. Both in Vengir and Elyrion... Cultist and Midnight

nice

Necromongus

Terraria go(pokemon go)

Super cool

Not bad, but... TREE

Even 4 years later, this is still my favorite fan tribe

Please add them to gmod

NO WAY, they're adding this to the game. Congrats dude, even if it's a skin, it's lovely. Saw your vid long time ago, and finally it's being implemented. 🎉

This is a beautiful concept. Way better than cymanti. Did you hear anything from the team members?

Wow! 00:53 i think your eater of worlds cute!

Sounds cool but a bit too much different

do you have another vid elaborating on "cleaning up topology?" the part around ~6:52 when youre doing some kind of magic on the character's back--what is that? you described what you did--just not why? ;)

King Slime is Op

WOW😮

Thank you! Your tutorial allowed me to understand the Finite State Machine technology👍

the bosses in a nutshell: big daddy popular eye worm that eat world megamind b skull with arm good luck sleeping tonight :) big mommy garets and raul from syncstas worm that eat world 3000 robotic skull with arm pink flowey stone guy simps target peppa fish scp plague doctor scp plague doctor's lord and savior

Great video, thank you so much!

3 years ago

S1 and wall broken pff

Nice

I don't understand the point you're trying to make with the 2nd quaternian counter argument. So what if it is -90?

I think zombie unit part should add when zombie kill enemies unit it turn into any unit depends what unit is

You're stuff is so under appreciated, I hope you keep it up and catch a break and get the views the channel deserves! I am a newbie in godot 4 and found your 3d transform video and it was a huge help.

This was great thanks!.

Turn this into a usable STL somehow and i'll buy it...

I really enjoy your videos, you're keeping your code pretty clean and modular which I love, and I find that most people want to clutter up their code for the sake of just making a tutorial but you show how to actually do things CORRECTLY, and when you mess up you're not afraid to correct it, which allows me to stay engaged. I've been spending the last two days learning about StateMachines and while there are some good videos out there that explain the concept, I find that none of them break it down in the code as well as you do. That being said I noticed something you could do that could possibly improve your system and was curious on your thoughts... Using Abstract classes So in the case where you are inheriting the Alien script onto the crab and then overriding the methods you want to change.. You could create an abstract class that defines the mechanics that should stay the same, while leaving abstract methods for the ones that each type should define them selves, so then the alien and crab would simply inherit the abstract class. Have you considered this approach already? If so, what were you reasons for going with your current implementation over the abstract classes?

I'd love to see you do more stuff like this. Maybe do some videos in regards to design patterns? Your method of explaining things and your flow is perfect and really helpful. I knew this was possible but it had been a while since I had done something like this and needed a refresher... this video was perfect for that and helped me do something I had already been wanting to do in Godot anyway, so thanks a lot! I also expanded on your Utility to include the opposite.. thought I'd share for anyone looking for this solution (or looking to correct my code and make it better lol) Hope it helps someone~ public static T GetChildOfType<T>(this Node node) { Node child; int count; // if the current node has children if ((count = node.GetChildCount()) != 0) { for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) { // Check each child's type child = node.GetChild(i); if (child is T castChild) { // return child with matching type return castChild; } } GD.PrintErr(node.Name + " does not have the specified CHILD!"); return default(T); } GD.PrintErr(node.Name + " does not have any CHILDREN!"); return default(T); } I also made a copy of this that allows you to use the name of the node as well for cases when you have several of the same types of nodes and you want to grab a specific one. Which is almost exactly the same, just add an extra string parameter to the method, Then change this line: if (child is T castChild && child.Name == nodeName)

Похоже на обзор городов в HoMM 5. Класс 👍

That was a great video ! I was searching how to pixelate the renders and your video was the first one where someone actually explains why each node is there and what does it actually do. Thank you very much !

Absolutely beautiful! So cute. Thank you!