Smooth Grid Based Movement Similar to Pokemon Godot 4.3 Tutorial 

You can also use Vector2.UP, Vector2.DOWN, Vector2.LEFT and Vector2.RIGHT instead of passing the values to Vector2()

If u have problems with jittering at higher speed values u can insert "tween.set_process_mode(Tween.TWEEN_PROCESS_PHYSICS)" after creating the tween var.

You forgot to mention that you can not use collisions in that way as by changing the `position` property you bypass physics engine

Thanks really helpful. I wanted to make a game with a mechanic like that but the difference is that I want to control the player with the mouse. Basically let's say we have some tiles that count as gridblocks and I want to position my mouse to one of them, click it and then the player moves there.

This video almost saved me, just unfortunately collision not working is a dealbreaker. I'd love a video where you introduce some walls and objects to collide with, and show how to solve that! Because other than the solution not working for me, I found it easy to follow along and I learned something new. Thank you!

Very nice technique! And to prevent character being not in center of a tile (e.g. we have some collisions), we should add rect collision to player, right?

good stuff, thanks

using tweens actually can be a bad idea. I have encountered it when doing my dodge roll mechanic the issue is that when using tweens we are ignoring collisions and we can end up inside another body with which we will collide

Need write : extends CharacterBody2D _physics_process(delta): velocity = Input.get_vector("ui_left","ui_right","ui_up","ui_down",) move_and_slide() LOL 😁

Hola, está muy bueno el tutorial, lo probé pero al no tener la funcion move_and_slide() no calcula las coliciones de un tile, como se podria solucionar eso? (soy nuevo en godot)

Thanks