youtu.be/e1zJS31tr88?...? Maybe too basic?

More on debugging:

docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tu...

www.gdquest.com/tutorial/god...

I find breakpoints and assert are key debugging tools. docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/cl...

Try using a breakpoint or print statement to verify the enemy found the player. If player is null the one time it checks in _ready(), the movement will never happen.

It's giving...

My next step would be to check the individual scores (stamina, cover, etc.) of the winning tile. Figure out which part is pushing it to blue. Only idea is perhaps the direction to player calculation is wrong and it's increasing cover score due to the tall back wall.

Nice! Sounds fun.

It's a bit cumbersome but with hundreds of assets it has been the easiest method so far.

docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tu...

The inputs are fbx or gltf and the output is tscn scene files with the imported scenes inherited.

I am a 3D novice, but I ended up writing custom post importer scripts for my assets. This lets me manage materials, shaders, add special component nodes, control the nesting of the final scene, and optionally add scripts to the scene root with configurable export variables.

Does the boat have to keep moving or can you stay in the circle until it's empty?

Any skill component to fishing or is it more of a simple harvesting action?

Either way, it looks great visually!

Let's see if I can guess the mechanic. Looks like you have to drop your net and while it's on the circle area, the circle meter fills in. Once full, it adds an item to the net, represtented by a full circle with an item icon. Then the new circle starts filling to try for another item?

I'll be posting game updates here and also chatting about #solodev #gamedev in #godot, #gamenarrative, and #norsesky!