3 Hour Game Jam with a New Engine - GDevelop TriJam Devlog 

I already use it

Free is the tipping point. Gonna go get it.

At 4:17 there is a coin at the bottom

Vimlark do you think switching to construct 3 from GDevelop would be worth it?

@@marcboss same

Thank you again for all the help!!!

@@Vimlark You gotta make another game in GDevelop.. i bet you cant! 🗿

@@thesofaclipsguy Or he can't do that???

Average Dani bait

And sponsoring an actual development stream is a great way to promote your engine!

Thanks for creating the amazing free game engine

great game maker you got there!

GDevlop is amazing, and very acessible

Good to know! Thank you!

I've tried 1 hour before and it's super intense.

I've been interested in mouse driven interaction a lot lately which can translate to mobile a lot of the time.

Yeah, the switch to weekends has been rough for a lot of people and I totally understand that it doesn't align with schedules. Thank you for watching the videos still!!!

That's a heck of a first project. Good luck!

@@Vimlark Thank you. GDevelop is amazing so far!

I saw that while editing and was wondering if I just made it too quiet to hear. That's the inexperience showing through since I didn't know how the music playing worked.

yea i just tried gdevelop for the first time about an hour ago, and the variable thing seems hard to get a hang of.

There are 3 types of variable in Gdevelop Global variable :- Click on scene manager at the left side and open properties tab ...there is a option called "Global Variable " just add a variable and name it These can be accessed anywhere in entire game Scene variable :- press V on the specific scene editor to open a scene variable tab ...but this is available only in that specific scene where it was created Object variable :- double click on obect go open its properties ...3rd tab will be object variable...these are only accesible with that specific object and its copies ....

@@roshannaik7283 so pretty much like C3? global, local, object variables.

@@qmerk2661 I never used construct but with names you mentioned ....it seems it should be pretty much same

Same types of variables from what I saw. They are just used and assigned a bit different from Construct. GDevelop also has Scene Variables that are just for the Scene (Layout in Construct) you are on.

They are super similar. Just depends on what you enjoy and are familiar with.

I'm not sure how Construct works but Gdevelop definitely has objects.

It's very similar to Construct. The way you work with objects is a bit different between the 2 but it's just getting used to how they work in each.

I haven't done Steam achievements in either so can't speak on it. But I do GDevelop is open to suggestions and that may be of interest to them.

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All I care about is the game at the end. How it was made isn't much of a concern to me. But if you already know how to code it makes sense that they wouldn't be for you. It's like, I've been using Photoshop for over 20 years and it would seem silly to me to use Paint. But there are still some amazing things made using paint.

You can still add JavaScript to any GDevelop project if you prefer, at any point. So it's not JUST no-code.

@@MarcosCodas Using JavaScript is *barely* coding.

@@SoIDontUploadMuch I guess that depends on personal preference? It does power a lot of the modern web. But I can see the appeal of going for a more low-level approach like C++ or even Assembly. I just see web technologies as an accessibility tool to lower the barrier of entry for new developers, and no-code expands upon that idea. I guess I care more about that than the complexity of the tool or the language that I'm using. As long as it doesn't hinder my creativity or the performance of what I'm trying to achieve, I don't really care what it is. And I find these types of tools and languages actually accelerate both, so they work for me. But of course, YMMV.

Pee-skull sounds better

@@roshannaik7283 Im dying XD

Have you tried the new builds? It should definitely be working. Otherwise, please get in touch via GitHub so we can follow-up on the issue.

yea either your using an old build or you havent downloaded Gdevelop yet. need to download it for piskel to work

Rocky understand. 👍

I would like to check out Godot some day but it's not as similar as Construct is to GDevelop. Construct and GDevelop both have a very similar block coding structures so it's easier to move between them. GD Script is a more traditional text based coding structure from what I've seen while talking to my friends that use it.

@@Vimlark yes but from what I've seen its really simple and even with that it does have the option of visual scripting so you could dive into it to try a more advanced game engine Btw i love your content it's awesome

I am your

@@pelican7235 your what