3D Pathfinding in Godot using Navigation Mesh 

A clear, simple and amazing video for learning 3D pathfinding in Godot it is.

Man… I was asking myself how this is implemented… (I’m a totally curious noob) and this seems so logic… saved for when I learn enough to understand it all. 🙏 thanks!!!

Wow, you came back with a great tutorial, thanks Tom

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Broo thank you. 🙏🙏🌹❤

Great video! Am I right in thinking that that navigation code could be sectioned off into it's own script and used as a component? And then that component could just be dropped onto anything that needs it? Seems like it'd work great!

Thanks for that tutorial, but I still have a problem. My map is not flat like yours, it has hills and valleys. Is there a way to use path finding in such conditions?

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The ray is colliding with the collision shape of the kinematic body

This is great. Thank you very much.

I can't search tutorial about turn-based strategy movement in 3d. If you can, pleace, say me what I should or create a tutorial in your chanel. Thanks )

Anyone got this to work? Nothing happens when I mouse click.

What happens when you click on the top of the smaller cubes?

is navmesh as useless as gmesh? in the sense it's only for demos or can you use that with actual 3d terrain sculpted in blender?

The code: extends KinematicBody export var speed = 10 onready var camera = $"../Camera" onready var navigation = $"../Navigation" var space_state : PhysicsDirectSpaceState var path = [] var path_index = 0 func _ready(): space_state = get_world().direct_space_state func _input(event): var mouse_event = event as InputEventMouseButton if mouse_event == null: return if mouse_event.pressed and mouse_event.button_index == 1: var from = camera.project_ray_origin(mouse_event.position) var to = from + camera.project_ray_normal(mouse_event.position) * 1000 var result = space_state.intersect_ray(from, to) if result.collider: path = navigation.get_simple_path(global_transform.origin, result.position) path_index = 0 func _physics_process(delta): if path_index < path.size(): var direction = path[path_index] if direction.length() < 1: path_index += 1 else: move_and_slide(direction.normalized() * speed)

Thank you so much

Hey mate thanks for the tutorial. Could you do a tutorial on making the character face towards the direction they are moving? I use the look_at function but it will look directly at where I clicked, so they will do a crab walk around an obstacle (move sidways while looking directly at the mouse click rather than the direction they are moving.)

Where does global_transform come from?

would it work with non static obstacles (like moving walls for example)?

nobody has anything that will help with enemy facing the player with navigation, Cane you help. Thank you.

Bro can you make this with enemy that wants to follow player please

Start a new series to make TPS game bro

Thanks for that tutorial, but I still have a problem. My map is not flat like yours, it has hills and valleys. Is there a way to use path finding in such conditions?