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410 Views β’ Mar 21, 2024 β’ Click to toggle off description
Yes, I know the graphics are beyond awful. But in prototyping, you can pretty much move a rough blob around if you can use it to test a concept out. That said, quite how I'm going to learn to draw when this becomes a game is another question!
#gamedev #programming #coding #pixelart #devlog #godot
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Date of upload: Mar 21, 2024 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I agree with your assessment about how tabbed code blocks can cause editing and reading mistakes
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I'm liking this, a glimpse in to your mind... Plus, something I've been meaning to do for a while, so I will enjoy following along :)
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I'm still learning Godot myself so take this as just brainstorming musing. But I wonder if you could just toggle the rigid body on only when you're touching the ground, and toggle it off to maintain that tight retro control without it. otherwise. I am also not a fan of physics based character controllers. They tend to feel sloppy as a player, and difficult to tune as a designer.
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@anderslarsson4252
1 month ago
Very interesting devlog! Currently learning godot myself, looking forward to seeing more entries in your log.
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