I like how the flames wrap around the character, very cool 👍

The shading…

I don’t think I’ve ever played a multiplayer game in pre alpha, what games used to be better in at pre-alpha?

And yet, we still can’t play as Zelda…

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wait.

Better than yours ☕️

No catchphrase. No punchline. Just furious.

I’d be fuming

This tutorial probably gonna be straight hot ass as it’s gonna be my first video, but I’ll do my best on it.

This is also a good time to tell ya’ll that I’m just a novice when it comes to net-code programming, but I didn’t see a tutorial on it for Godot, and I wanna be the first.

Here are the recourses I used to learn the concept of fps multiplayer movement networking

- multiplayernetworking.com

I’ll def make a tutorial on this, I’ll let ya’ll know when I upload it it my Vidlii (I’m on a YouTube detox plan)

There’s many more, but I’m too lazy lmao.

- Assuming you just begun your journey in game dev, do not start with your dream project as a beginner, there’s a 99.99% chance you’ll feel like you failed yourself as a human being when you run into a problem.

- If you ever have many different nodes in a scene with their own unique scripts that need to “talk” to each other, consider using a signal bus autoload (which just means a global gd script that all nodes can access)

Oh right, the advice part

- Never be anxious about your level as a programmer/coder, especially as someone who mostly does art. Unless you’re making a game that requires complex algorithms, you shouldn’t be concerned with your code efficiency

There are many ways to solve a problem correctly.

This is very good for someone with no cs background!

Here’s some handy resources I use:
- Godot barn for tutorials: www.thegodotbarn.com
- Get some handy shaders: godotshaders.com