Uh? So, just a common tennis game? What a waste.. considering you have spider-like players with suction feet! Where your player could move around and stretching their legs, only to let go of the rest and snap back to a specific location with the press of a button for reach or added speed/power. You are welcome.

I'm getting an error that's "invalid assignment of property or key 'value' with value of type 'int' on a base object of type 'null instance'". this is my code: extends Control signal textboxClosed @export var enemy : Resource var currentPlayerHealth = 0 var currentEnemyHealth = 0 func _ready(): setHealth($EnemyContainer/HealthBar, enemy.health, enemy.health) setHealth($PlayerPanel/PlayerData/HealthBar, HealthState.currentHealth, HealthState.maxHealth) $EnemyContainer/Enemy.texture = enemy.texture currentPlayerHealth = HealthState.currentHealth currentEnemyHealth = enemy.health $Textbox.hide() $ActionsPanel.hide() displayText("A wild %s appears!" % enemy.name.to_upper()) await("textboxClosed") $ActionsPanel.show() func setHealth(progressBar, health, maxHealth): progressBar.max_value = maxHealth progressBar.value = health progressBar.get_node("Label").text = "HP: %d/%d" % [health, maxHealth] func _input(event): if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_accept") or Input.is_mouse_button_pressed(MOUSE_BUTTON_LEFT) and $Textbox.visible: $Textbox.hide() emit_signal("textboxClosed") func displayText(text): $Textbox.show() $Textbox/Label.text = text func _on_run_pressed(): displayText("You escaped.") await("textboxClosed") await get_tree().create_timer(.25).timeout get_tree().quit() func enemyTurn(): displayText("%s attacks." % enemy.name) await("textboxClosed") currentPlayerHealth = max(0, currentPlayerHealth - enemy.damage) setHealth($PlayerPanel/PlayerData/HealthBar, currentPlayerHealth, HealthState.maxHealth) displayText("%s dealt %d damage" %[enemy.name, enemy.damage]) $AnimationPlayer.play("shake") enemyTurn() func _on_attack_pressed(): displayText("You attack.") await("textboxClosed") currentEnemyHealth = max(0, currentEnemyHealth - HealthState.damage) setHealth($EnemyContainer/HealthBar, currentEnemyHealth, enemy.health) $AnimationPlayer.play("enemyDamaged") displayText("You dealt %d damage." % HealthState.damage) enemyTurn() Any tips to fix it?

Tried re-creating the OnScreenKeyboard for my project and when using "OnScreenKeyboard.set_on_screen_input_vector(input_vector)" for the player script, it says "Identifier "OnScreenKeyboard" not declared in the current scope.". Very new to Gdscript and coding in general. I downloaded the source code godot project file from this to see how it works but can't seem to figure out how it works on this end but not on mine.

In Godot 4, the margin properties have been moved from the HBoxContainer into the MarginContainer object in case anyone is having trouble following that part.

where is the size flags in gd4

damn I wish I was this good at coding, trying to learn but I'm just too damn stupid haha

VERTEX.y += wave_height * sin((wave_frequency * VERTEX.x) + (wave_speed * TIME));

Thank you so much!

muito obrigado. Me ajudou bastante a entender essa função. Estava precisando de uma aula assim.

How would i take this and trsition a 3d world into this scene?

They talk about not enough godot tutorials it's plenty

it dosent work , can you help ? , this is my code : extends CanvasLayer const speel_speed = 2 @onready var textbox_container = $textbox_container @onready var lable = $textbox_container/MarginContainer/HBoxContainer/Label @onready var tween = create_tween() enum State { READY, READING, FINISHED } var current_state = State.READY var text_queue = [] func _ready(): $Timer.wait_time = speel_speed _hide_text_box() _queue_text("hello im lara") _queue_text("hello im lara2") _queue_text("hello im lara3") _queue_text("hello im lara4") pass func _process(delta): match current_state : State.READY : if !text_queue.is_empty() : _diplay_text() State.READING : if Input.is_action_just_pressed("move_up") : tween.stop() lable.visible_ratio = 1.0 _change_state(State.FINISHED) State.FINISHED : if Input.is_action_just_pressed("move_up") : _change_state(State.READY) _hide_text_box() func _queue_text(next_text): text_queue.push_back(next_text) pass func _hide_text_box(): lable.text = "" textbox_container.hide() func _show_text_box(): textbox_container.show() func _diplay_text(): var next_text = text_queue.pop_front() _change_state(State.READING) $Timer.start() lable.text = next_text _show_text_box() tween.tween_property(lable , "visible_ratio", 1.0, speel_speed) func _change_state(next_state): current_state = next_state match current_state : State.READY : pass State.READING : pass State.FINISHED : pass func _on_timer_timeout(): $Timer.stop() _change_state(State.FINISHED)

great tutorial, one thing is that it doesn't work in compatability mode, so i was wondering if you had alternatives? im participating in a game jam so i might have the answer tomorrow but its best not to coutn your eggs before they hatch, anwyays thank you, very cool and nice stuff youre doing for the community

how the hell did he make the original sprite transparent but children visible?

incredible

amazing! thanks

This is outdated

Thank you so much!

Can you apply such effects on levels themselves like in the backgrounds of 2D stages? Also, can it be done the other way? Like left to right waves?

gosh that was so easy and straight forward to watch!

why is the shed straight in the editor but diagonal ingame?

the foot step sound doesn't really fit to birds feet...

The whole stacked sprite thing is still wrecking my brain man, looks so good

didnt work for me. :S

This is the most informative and concise video I have ever seen demonstrating specific gameplay with godot. I have spent (admittedly not a ton of time) probably 10 or so hours trying to learn, and hardly got anywhere with it. I know a good bit of python and was honestly considering just using pygame before seeing this. Thank you.

Wow men thanks for shearing I took a full course on programming to start doing games on Godot, I know the basics but never tough this could be done!, amazing.

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Great tutorial, very practical and got me started into shaders.

Simple things but very powerful! I didn't know most of these and the shaders look interesting

thanks for the great tutorial. Needed to adapt some things for Godot4, but in general it was very helpful to get the hardware cursor scale up on resolution change

actually good tutorial. like cool.

Tysm, I was looking for a good size until i found viewpoint

Nice work, but just to address the elephant in the code.... Does anyone have a fix for the UV looping problem? Look at the middle 'T', it is out of sync with the rest, looks like the UV is wrapping from 0-1 halfway along?

thanks. this is exactly what I was looking for.

thx for buttom tips

didn't underrstand anything, 10/10, thanks bro

¡Gracias!

This is not the latest Godot version right ? Because some things appear to not be the same as in the video ^ ^ (thak you for making it tho)

could this be edited to have dialogue sounds too?

Omg I actually managed to re-create everything you did, even 2 years later(with some minor tweaks ofc). Thank you so much!

Hi, I got up to the point where he was defining the "func set_health(progress_bar, health, max_health):", but I got stuck on the line "progress_bar.get_node("Label").text = "HP: %d/&d" %[health, max_health]". The progress bar doesn't change at all. what should I do? Edit: Nevermind, I just had to chnage it to "HP: %s/&s" %[health, max_health]"

1:24 i typed the same thing but the scripting says no what is going on edit: hol up nvmnd i think it worked

I can't find the kinematic body option :(

Unfortunately, it no longer works today. It seems that Godot made some changes and discontinued some parameters used in the shader. Sad :(

i'm surprised. i think i understood most of that

Heres my version of your script (gd 4): edit to add a signal because why not extends CanvasLayer signal dialogue_finished enum State { READY, READING, FINISHED } const CHAR_RATE = 0.075 @onready var label = $Container/TextContainer/Panel/Label @onready var bg = $Container/BG var tween: Tween var state: State func _ready(): _hide() state = State.READY func _process(delta): match state: State.READING: if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_select"): _finish() State.FINISHED: if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_select"): _hide() dialogue_finished.emit() state = State.READY func _hide(): label.text = "" label.visible_ratio = 0 bg.visible = false func _show(): bg.visible = true tween = create_tween() tween.finished.connect(_finish) func _finish(): tween.stop() label.visible_ratio = 1 state = State.FINISHED func _display_dialogue(lines): if state != State.READY: return label.text = lines _show() tween.tween_property(label,"visible_ratio",1,len(lines) * CHAR_RATE) state = State.READING

This is such a nice intermediate tutorial. no waffle or overexplaining, just "here's what i did". I'd love to see more like this.

Thanks man

WoUw, this is one of the best thing I have ever seen and learn. Thank you so much for this. ❣

Damn, just wasted multiple hours trying to import the texture through the shader with a ColorRect. Checks out