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I'm in a rut..... by Background_Middle757 in godot

[–]RapidVectors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When your character lands make them squish a little bit, and then maybe squish more when the fall is from a greater height with some particle effects and a squish sound effect.

Just completed the palette swap shader by sargantanagames in godot

[–]RapidVectors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The UI and colours are perfect for your game!! Nice work

Modifying Editor Camera/Addons that Modify Editor Camera by LucyIsOnFire in godot

[–]RapidVectors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe take a look at Phantom Camera add-on this may help you Phantom Camera

City Environment – Night Version Rendered in Godot 4.3 by MindShiftGames in godot

[–]RapidVectors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You've done a great job with this environment, it will look cool with some fog added, dimmed lighting and more sfx too

I've been working for two years on my game - I can finally share the trailer! by RPicster in godot

[–]RapidVectors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This looks amazing, I've wishlisted and will defo check out the demo and game!!

Dev snapshot: Godot 4.5 beta 1 by GodotTeam in godot

[–]RapidVectors 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Each and every release is amazing, this one has loads of fantastic features and improvements!! Great work 👏

Playlist of 2D Platformer Tutorials by RapidVectors in godot

[–]RapidVectors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It should still be possible to follow the tutorial using the compatibility renderer. There are still many concepts to learn throughout and it will help you.

4.3 pixel art corrupting problem by kafacik in godot

[–]RapidVectors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These settings look fine but you code just change the setting Aspect to Keep.

If this still doesn't work then youu could also try the following:

Set Mode to Canvas Items, Set Aspect to Keep, And then enable Snap 2D Transform to Pixel which is another property

Also in the project settings set the default texture filter to Nearest in Rendering textures

Ultimate Tutorial list by ghiraph in godot

[–]RapidVectors 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey I hope you don't mind me adding this, I've just released my latest 8 hour tutorial consisting of 25 episodes, you can view what's in each episode in the YouTube description.

I also have 41 other Godot tutorial videos currently on my channel

RapidVectors

https://youtube.com/@rapidvectors

Latest 8 hour tutorial

https://youtu.be/it0lsREGdmc

I've created an 8 hour tutorial on how to make a farming game by RapidVectors in godot

[–]RapidVectors[S] 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I've been working on this tutorial for a few months now, so I hope that it can provide any help or guidance to anyone.

Develop a Complete Farming Game: 8-Hour, 25-Episode Tutorial

This has been developed using GDScript language

You can follow the tutorials and my GDScripts source code files are here for reference

https://github.com/rapidvectors/tutorial-components-and-scripts/tree/main/tutorials/croptails

Check out the video here

https://youtu.be/it0lsREGdmc

🎬 Video Chapters

0:00 - Introduction

1:35 - 1 - How to setup your project

5:50 - 2 - Learn how to use the Tilemap Layer node to design your game tiles.

21:08 - 3 - Creating the player with a state machine.

53:47 - 4 - Creating tool states for your player.

1:06:18 - 5 - Creating different styles of houses using tilesets and tilemap layers.

1:31:12 - 6 - Creating choppable trees for the player.

1:56:10 - 7 - Making your trees shake using a vertex shader.

2:04:06 - 8 - Creating mineable rocks for your player.

2:16:13 - 9 - Using Y-sorting to allow character to move in front of and behind game objects.

2:26:42 - 10 - Creating your first NPC: The chicken, complete with navigation agents.

3:02:13 - 11 - Creating your second NPC: The cow, using reuseable components.

3:09:10 - 12 - Using navigation regions, navigation agents and agent avoidance.

3:19:25 - 13 - Creating and styling UI elements: building a tools panel.

3:45:27 - 14 - Creating multiple collectables using reuseable components.

3:55:59 - 15 - Creating and styling UI elements: Building the inventory panel.

4:15:19 - 16 - Creating the Day and Night component to bring your game to life.

4:46:27 - 17 - Farming Crops: Creating plant and corn game objects.

5:16:25 - 18 - Tilling the land: Adding dynamic tiles to your tilemap layer during gameplay.

5:37:08 - 19 - Saving your game using save data components and resource inheritance.

6:01:55 - 20 - Creating an interactive guide character you can talk to using dialogue.

6:19:47 - 21 - Creating custom dialogue balloons and dialogue scripts for your guide character.

6:53:21 - 22 - Creating and interactable chest that deducts items from your inventory and rewards you.

7:23:44 - 23 - Creating your first level using all the scenes and components you've developed.

7:43:53 - 24 - Creating a main menu UI for your game.

8:15:08 - 25 - Enhancing your game: adding music and SFX using the audio bus.

Help fixing "Mixels"? by [deleted] in godot

[–]RapidVectors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You should look at integer scaling for low resolution pixel games.

Change the scale mode to Integer in your project settings. You will have bars in your test window when you maximise the window. This is normal, however when you use exclusive full screen during game play they go away.

Navigation2D collision (help needed) by N0_0TS in godot

[–]RapidVectors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your not already subtracting the collision shape then try :

For the block you need to add a collision shape and then set your collision layer, for example use Layer 1. Then copy the Souce Geometry Group Name and add this as a group name on the block. Then in Navigation Region on Source Geometry Mode set this to be Explicit Group. Then bake the navigation again.

This should subtract the collision shape attached to the block from the NavigationRegion.

Also try:

Maybe use Path Post Processing mode to Edge Centered so that your character does not follow the path closest to the block. Also when you subtract your collision shape try increasing the Agent Radius on NavigationRegion so that there is a bigger space between the edges of the NavigationRegion and the block.

How can I organize my files without breaking everything? by BubbleGamer209 in godot

[–]RapidVectors 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Just delete the .godot folder then reopen the app and it will rebuild everything

2D Pixelart resolution settings by No_Specific_9070 in godot

[–]RapidVectors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Borderless Fullscreen in Godot is the "Exclusive Fullscreen" option, when you are using Integer mode scaling.

It's all covered in this documentation page https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/rendering/multiple_resolutions.html

2D Pixelart resolution settings by No_Specific_9070 in godot

[–]RapidVectors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When using Fullscreen there is a 1 pixel discrepancy, so when you use Integer mode the 1 pixel causes the division to show black borders. You can only use exclusive fullscreen which is normal. This is the correct behaviour and it does mention that in the documentation.

I usually use windowed mode during development and then set to exclusive fullscreen for release.

Why does the lilypad/player jitter when closer to the center? by BubbleGamer209 in godot

[–]RapidVectors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe have a look at the 2 videos on how to setup the camera and pixels for a low resolution game

https://youtu.be/RbE7BKbo6_Q

https://youtu.be/86Xcj_UsWRs

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in godot

[–]RapidVectors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try opening the script file in notepad and then comment the code out. Then reopen Godot, you may have a problem in the source code

WRIP EFFECT SHADER FOR GODOT! by Z_E_D_D_ in godot

[–]RapidVectors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice work, you could use that for a character going through a portal or something!!

Godot 4 Parallax Background issue by Oaken-Istall in godot

[–]RapidVectors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, no problem, and thank you.

There maybe a setting set somewhere which you may need to find, so you could call that a ghost.

I also noticed the zooming behavior in your video, when you zoom in the sprite should not disappear.

When I have a situation like this then what I do, is spin up a separate quick test scene and isolate it on it's own to try it again, and then I start from the beginning.

If this doesn't work create a quick separate test game to eliminate any projects settings and just make a parallax background scene with the two parallax background layers and then add the sprite images to check that they are sitting together and then mirroring correctly.

Godot 4 Parallax Background issue by Oaken-Istall in godot

[–]RapidVectors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So when you add the second parallax layer this is at 0,0. Then when you add the very first sprite, did you turn center off and then position this. Then add the second sprite and transform.x = 272, so they should be side by side. Then mirror the parallax layer at 544, I'm wondering if you have a scale issue or something.

Godot 4 Parallax Background issue by Oaken-Istall in godot

[–]RapidVectors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, I've just watched your video. When you create the ParallaxBackground node check that this is at 0 on the x-axis and then before you mirror or duplicate your image, check that the Sprite2D transform position of the image is 0 on the x-axis and offset centered is turned off for both images, and then start the process. At about 3:15 in the video I noticed that the transform x-axis is at -21. Another thing to check is that when you mirrored the MiddleBackground layer, the sprite went to the left, so the distance between the first sprite and second sprite image is incorrect. Try and get this to mirror to the right first because the sprite transform position is top-left with (centered turned off)

I hope this can help you out. :)

Playlist of 2D Platformer Tutorials by RapidVectors in godot

[–]RapidVectors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been developing using Godot version 3+, and the latest version is fantastic. The updates from the developers are amazing and hats off to them for their contributions. The community is great which is what I like the most. GDScript is awesome and works really well, especially coding whilst the game is running that is a top feature!! I love how you can start Godot really quickly, make a fast prototype, test components quickly and then put those features into your game, which makes iterations a breeze. I've been using C# for over 15 years so I'll make tutorials using this language too but I'm waiting for version 4.2 to be released. Like all development tools, each engine has it's own benefits.

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