yeah, everybody forgets at some point that while loops halt the game's process. if youre using a while loop, you can await get_tree().process_frame (or physics_process_frame) so it continues to run with the game. quite useful for making small , one-off functionalities without having to use _process()
"That was some of the worst programming I have done in my entire life" had me laughing. That's so relatable - we all go through phases like that. Glad to see you're not vain or afraid to admit you're human :D
yeah, totally agree with this. These short frequent ones are great! i would like some longer ones, too though, covering more complex subjects or more content.
These devlogs sliders are good. Keep them coming. Question though. How you prepare video for this? Do you just record the entire coding session or you recreate them instead?
record everything. otherwise you'd lose that 'realtime' vibe i think. I'll do some minimal voice over if I need to make something more clear or succinct.
possibly. we don't really aim to become a 'tutorial' channel, but I think I got my general state machine structure from a GDQuest video, maybe check them out.
nice! my only question is why is there a frog with a gun fighting a bird with a gun? also its so crazy that hours of frustration because of bad code or dumb bugs can be summed up in two minutes
tbh I have no idea where this game is going so just using some pixel art I had lying around from other projects. just focusing on making it fun then will figure out the other stuff later.
@@BrosMakeGames yeah, that makes sense. I'm making your typical platformer right now, and i'm just using recolored white squares for everything right now
static types in GDScript or C# and pretty much all your errors go away--just sayin'. Great video though! I'm just starting to learn the power of state machines myself :)
