Reloading Weapons and Managing Ammo (Godot Tutorial) 

We need a tutorial about how to build and destroy tiles and the tiles related to the tile you destroy (like what is above it) in 2d like in terraria

Bookmark'd! My gut feeling is that showing/hiding the bullets in the HUD would be better than instancing/freeing, but that's just a hunch.

Hey could you make more platformer related tutorials thanks!

maybe somewhere left the demo because right now link doesn't work

Can someone please make a tutorial on script organization, and when to make new scripts?

Thanks for the tutorial! It seems simple enough, I look forward to when I'm making a shooting mechanic next

new to godot (why im watching tutorial for a concept im very familiar with). but the name "textureRects" when spoken sounds a lot like "texturex/texturecks"

Please what do you use to draw your sprite. I download Godot but i don't know what to use for sprites.

9:25 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ -var ammo_missing := max_ammo - _current_ammo- -if reserve_ammo >= ammo_missing:- -set_reserve_ammo(reserve_ammo - ammo_missing)- -_current_ammo = max_ammo- -else:- -_current_ammo += reserve_ammo- -set_reserve_ammo(0)- ________________________________________________________________________________________________ var transfer_amount : int = min(reserve_ammo, max_ammo - _current_ammo) set_reserve_ammo(reserve_ammo - transfer_amount) _current_ammo += transfer_amount

Can the ammo amount be like a 0 to 100% charge of electricity and then until a play loose the ability to recharge the power cell for phaser

What is call deferred in godot and what are the uses

"I have a question, I would like to know if it is possible to apply bounce to the type of projectiles you use, or would I have to use a rigid body?"

*Magazine. That is all.

Nice video, thanks for sharing

very nice mechanics i will implement in my game

Why is _physics_process used instead of _process, is physics not used there?

Interesting take on this. I made a more intricate reload system back when I was learning Unity on Udemy, and the course itself didn't go very in-depth on the subject matter. A few months ago, I remade the system in Godot, with a few tweaks. The reloading is a bit more than what was shown here, but I did that due to bugs I was running into at the time. I also allowed for different weapon types (currently an AK and a Glock as options), with different fire rates, ammo reserves and so on using "Scriptable Objects". I'm curious to how your take would be on it to see if my code can be further refactored.

I really dislike guard clauses with returns. Would way easier to read: If timer.is_stopped(): Do something Also, the reloading timer could be a variable in the physics process, would save a timer node. Same thing for shooting timer. Use physics process to check bullet delay. This is also important if you want to fire multiple bullets per frame, is more maintainable. Also, as other pointed out, having a bullet pool is critical with high fire rate. The other way of doing it is to tween the clip directly. You will see the bullets going up and you will save a few timers and code.

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Why no reloading when there's some ammo in a clip? That's pretty essential in FPS games.

pls make tutorial how to make game like a mobile legends