Make a physics based game I said. It will be fun I said. #gamedev

Okay NOW it's working

Totally working as intended. #gamedev #gamedevbugs

Game's prototype is finished. Took about two weeks off/on. After all that work I have: buggy procedural maps w/ nav meshes, an interaction system, chunked ai processing for performance, multiple guns w/ hitscan and projectiles, and a silly game that is both too easy and sort of boring. 😀 #gamedev

I did it! I did the thing! It's procedurally generated mountains, land, and water! #gamedev

Happy to report that my game now has procedurally generated terrain w/ colliders and nav meshes. Not a single bit of vibe coding either! The AI only activate if the player is in their chuck. This map is 5, 5 chunks meaning I have 25 chunks generated and one chunk active. #gamedev

Also, trees.

A nice teleport effect for the end of levels!

I added a flying enemy and the first "boss" battle sequence. I guess the game has a win condition now!

Also, I made a giant map to test on.

It's not much, but it's mine.

From the folder where the export is (I named mine index.html to automatically load thew game, otherwise you need to do "localhost:5173/[filename].html" to load the game. This just runs a load webserver on your machine.

One of my favorite things to do when working in Godot is set up web exports, then run a local webserver with hot reloading. Every time I export the game to web, every localhost machine playing the game reloads. Combining web dev experience with game development is really fun.

It's dangerous to go alone. Take this.

He never said where he got the sword.