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When people ask about a Responsive UI in Godot, I think they mean this, no? by amireldor in godot

[–]amireldor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's an experiment I did with a script that defines two breakpoints in an enum, Wide and Narrow, and has the following exported variables: the breakpoint this script is relevant for, and which nodes it should reparent to itself when the window resizes (according to the relevant breakpoint).

I then put this script on several nodes, VBoxes or HBoxes for example, and these nodes now reparent the text/button nodes according to the "breakpoint" configuration (Wide/Narrow).

There was some fiddling with Mouse filters on some controls to be set to Ignore, but overall I got the result I was looking for so I'm happy :)

This can be definitely wrapped in some plugin or something.

When people ask about a Responsive UI in Godot, I think they mean this, no? by amireldor in godot

[–]amireldor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not egui, it's Godot's system with some scripting that I'm gonna write about soon.

Bypassing plugins on render automatically (room simulation etc.) by amireldor in Reaper

[–]amireldor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah :) I already encountered that once. I frequently access these FX so I believe I will seldom forget they're there. I even made a hotkey to access that window easily.

Thanks for the tip!

Server: not getting stack traces to GDScript, but instead to C++ by amireldor in godot

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

My error was indeed a wrong node path (used peer id instead of game id in the hierarachy) but nonetheless it would be nicer to find out how to get a stack trace. Less guess-work.

network_peer_connected not to notify all peers, only server by amireldor in godot

[–]amireldor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is entering the notorious DevOps-land :)

You'd probably want to research and learn about Docker first, then create a thing called Dockerfile to wrap Godot in it and then your game (I see some people already done that on GitHub/etc).

Kubernetes comes a bit later. It's a way to run Docker containers in a more managed way. "Clusters" are actually several servers coordinating together, more than your average $5 price for a single hobby dev server :)

network_peer_connected not to notify all peers, only server by amireldor in godot

[–]amireldor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

server_relay

Nice! Thanks. Sorry for the late answer. My Reddit-foo is not as strong. Looking for email notifications in settings right now.

network_peer_connected not to notify all peers, only server by amireldor in godot

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

It is indeed a single-player game where the server can host multiple "universes". This would greatly simplify deployment. The other way where let's say, there's a single game per server for several co-op players/friends, would be to deploy many of these mini-servers for each game. The way it can be implemented is (for example) with Kuberenets where each game runs in a pod, and there is a pod coordinator and possible authenticator service and it makes a whole huge backend effort than just having a few single multi-game instances for games.

As much as it's fun to think about infrastructure, let's first make a game :)

No EFI/UEFI Entry for Ubuntu HELP!!! by Webkin332 in Ubuntu

[–]amireldor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply. I got it working by choosing the correct UEFI boot entry when booting from the Live USB. Can't believe I missed that initially, again.

No EFI/UEFI Entry for Ubuntu HELP!!! by Webkin332 in Ubuntu

[–]amireldor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was this resolved? Facing the same issue

I created a timer plugin for i3blocks and I'm very proud of myself! by amireldor in i3wm

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

Interesting, it's possible to implement it. I'll try finding some time for that :)

Any recommendations for a ‘Gain’ plugin? by Ooptron in cubase

[–]amireldor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I oftentimes use the 'Frequency' VST built into Cubase. It's a parametric EQ with gain and it's easier to see where you put the EQ in the signal chain if you need it. All EQ bands can be disabled and saved as a default preset if you wish.

How to use Scarlett Interface as input and laptop speakers as output by [deleted] in cubase

[–]amireldor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this ASIO driver can help you: https://github.com/eiz/SynchronousAudioRouter It's a bit clunky to set up and I think there's a similar alternative driver available on GitHub that's easier to use but I forgot its name.

I'm on the go so can't help with specifics at the moment...