It's from the Halls of Torment talk:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BIt...

Maybe start with an idle animation first, like breathing or shifting the weight in place. Not as involved as a walking animation, so you get a feel for the animation systems.

Thanks! Just got the bundle :)

youtu.be/LOhfqjmasi0?...

youtu.be/e1zJS31tr88?...

There are also many tutorials on card games / deck builders on YT.
What kind of card game do you want to code?

Pimping the twitch overlay is way better than twitching the pimp overlay.

Sounds simple and easy.... yet I have no idea how to do it. :(

Would love to learn more.
Do you have some links to the basic stuff I'd need to do that in Godot?

Yeah, the token limitation can be a PITA.
Loved the color scheme, the feedback from the environment, and how simple things come together to more of the parts. Well done! Looking forward to the next version 😊

I watched this gif waaaaay too long. Looking good!

If you need a beta tester: I'm in!

Do the burning map from the old Bonanza TV show next 😊

This video might give you some ideas as well
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EMG...

Not off the top of my head. I watched a couple of YT vids on "how to make Godot look good" and besides lighting it mainly boiled down to know what option to set.
Can't seem to find the specific video I had in mind, but this one is close
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qNV...

Learning new stuff is always a struggle. I love this tutorial giving an extensive overview on everything 3d. It's also really well done and fun to watch.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoGO...

Since it goes over everything, you'll get an idea how stuff connects and the vocab to search for details.

Consider giving GdScript a try. I'd recommend Breckies coding tutorial as a good starting point.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1zJ...

If you know how to structure stuff with a visual editor, your knowledge will transfer to coding nicely. Give it a try and bug us here if you run into a wall 😊

Unity has some stuff enabled by default, that you need to enable in / add to Godot by hand.

But I am a Godot fan boy, so I might be biased