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tysm for the calm tutorial really helps out a beginner

Hi, i really enjoyed this video ! I think it would be very interesting if you made a tutorial on placing said grass depending on the terrain it spawns on (ex: having grass spawn only on the top of a flating island or preventing grass from spawing on slopes that are too steep)

my meshes are 100x smaller for some reason

You have a gentle clarity that is eminently accessible.

Great Job! I like that it is very beginner friendly and easy to follow along, keep up the great work!

What about dynamic obstacles? Thanks.

Really hope you keep making videos, Bram! Some great stuff here, high quality and comprehensible :)

How come when I press the play button my game window goes behind everything, and I have to alt tab in order to get to it for it to be an active window? Also, why use a rigidbody instead of a characterbody?

Could you make a tutorial on the new mesh type we got?

Informative Video. Though a lot of user interface changes in recent versions (4.2 and 4.3). Still useful as reference. Hope author will publish updated video for recent Godot.

I like your videos. I think I wanna learn Godot with you. 😊 Do you still make new content?

thank you for this. i was struggling to figure out how to get the forward vector based on the camera view. I didn't know what to do but tried a few different things. this was such a huge help. thank you!

As a beginner, I used this tutorial and everything works fine, just one thing, when i change how large my plain is and test it i clip through the floor. does anybody know how to change that?

did you made the terrain in blender?

how do you scatter the grass

Great stuff, looking forward to more content!

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wtf why are you so damn aggressive with your keyboard, chill buddy

I just don't get why they have changed the Tween, it worked fine before and now for me is completely broken

The enabling and disabling physics_process to toggle zoom seems a bit overkill

Hi ❤

Won't work :/ "Error at (17, 33): assignment is not allowed inside an expression" I have it copied perfectly, not sure what's wrong.

this might be the only tutorial on the internet that isn't so slow that you get bored and quit, but also explains what tf you're doing. 11/10!

This was really helpful 🙏 keep up the good work!

After signal need write -- >> if event is InputEventMouseButton and event.pressed: OR write ERROR in GD4 !

Very good video, even though I'm not new its been a while and I haven't touched godot 3d, gave me exactly what I wanted to know to get started. Thanks!

You are amazing as a teacher!!! The way you explain things is incredible.

Thank you for this. How can we apply the noise across the entire grass MultiMeshInstance3D so it looks like the wind is rippling across the grass rather than every instance moving independently?

I think my pill died it fell i held w down

this is not helping

im only getting error messages

Yeah it turned out it was my first-time making a game so it was my fault

Noway I've just followed a tutorial made by the guy who did GameDevTV tutorial I initially followed

How do you make it into a character?😭💀

My game is ruined

when i used code if Input.get_mouse_mode() == Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED: i did not know it needed two equals insted of one because of his screen

Tip to solve a problem I ran into with this tutorial. The Collision Shapes that Godot auto-generates are fairly buggy when interacting with one-another. If you are just using the built-in simple meshes, manually add a collision shape and make it the same shape as the mesh, that will fix any lag that happens when they collide. Once you create more complicated meshes, create a collision shape that matches, don't let godot auto-generate it.

my godot says Verctor3 not declared in the current scope

did we forget about a jump?

What browser are you using?

thanks, but the last step for look around, i override a material for my player's mesh. after all, when my player move and look around, he moves correctly with only one face to my camera.

for some reason i can only go backwards and right

How do you edit all three instances of "$TwistPivot/PitchPivot" at once? I am able to use shift + ctrl to accomplish something similar but it doesn't handle the indent well.

# Sensitivity of mouse movement var mouse_sensitivity = 0.3 # Vertical rotation clamping var min_angle = -90 var max_angle = 90 var current_vertical_rotation = 0.0 func _ready(): # Hide and capture the mouse cursor Input.set_mouse_mode(Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED) func _input(event): if event is InputEventMouseMotion: # Horizontal rotation (Yaw) rotate_y(deg_to_rad(-event.relative.x * mouse_sensitivity)) # Vertical rotation (Pitch) current_vertical_rotation -= event.relative.y * mouse_sensitivity current_vertical_rotation = clamp(current_vertical_rotation, min_angle, max_angle) # Apply the vertical rotation to the camera Camera.rotation_degrees.x = current_vertical_rotation func _process(delta): # Toggle mouse capture on pressing 'Escape' if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_cancel"): if Input.get_mouse_mode() == Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED: Input.set_mouse_mode(Input.MOUSE_MODE_VISIBLE) else: Input.set_mouse_mode(Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED)

HOW DO I MAKE THE CAMERA EVEN LESS FAST?

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This was so easy to follow, thank you! I just started learning game Dev, so I appreciate the easy to follow guides ♥

this has been extremely useful but for whatever reason, i accidentally made everything's default rotation skewed by, like, 5.1 degrees on the X axis and the floor plane is invisible (because it's the wrong side) when i click "vertical orthogonal view" unless i set it's rotation to the negatives and when i ported the player scene over it was just keeled over half-entrenched in the floor mesh so that's neat. i think i'm gonna hold off on learning any game dev until i can take a class at my local community college because my negative computer mana needs some more hands-on guidance than a(n admittedly very good) youtube guide can offer

Thank you so much for the tutorial! As a beginner developer, I have minimal resources with godot tutorials, but your channel has been a life savior! :3

my player hurled himself off the platform before I pressed up