But you got back! And you receive likes and appreciation.
That's really cool.
Your efforts matter and are seen in positive (fire) light!

Feels the same?
Looks awesome!

fella is gonna be my profile pic for a while.
tbh I should've cleaned up the painting but I like the sketch feeling

..There's wiggling when held in a grasp by an enemy, quick timed reaction to release oneself from a juggle, downright immunity while in a defensive posture.
Quite a few things to possibly apply
Of course, just a quick recovery animation solves it as well.

Recovery times for the player's character are certainly important.
But any situation where an entity is juggled, stun locked, barred from participating needs to be met with some form of resistance.
Diminishing effectiveness of such abilities in succession could be a way to dampen this problem..

Everyone is observing beauty today~

So it's the case that the garments can be placed in the 3d space of Blender in accordance with the intended character/model, then saved individually as .gltf for export.
As I recall Godot does indeed keep the Origin Point, and the location of the 3D Cursor data from a Blender object file--

Also thanks for the reminder that the bones for flowing/reactive garments can be prepared ahead of time within Blender. There's a lot of use cases for this detail.
And another COLOSSAL THANK YOU for the structure, approach, and well written explanations on this topic! Truly awesome!

Really cool about the custom code in regards to applying variation on the NPCs, there's some great groupings/lists within the screenshots you've shared!

-- And it fits perfectly well with what you're describing here.
It's really impressive that the garment has the means to be loaded just under the Skeleton3D node. This simplifies a lot of things;

Oh awesome!
You're right about taking in what is fitting for one's needs and situations. I appreciate your statement on that!
"Garments" is a great aggregate term. My variant seems to have been "Equippables", my spouse likes "Apparel"

Hi, this looks great~
Do you have any tips on the modular clothes in godot? I'm a bit iffy on how to allow cloth to be equipped on the models
Any general pointers could help others as well
Cheers, moon bird

Hey, yeah for sure about Godot's capabilities in non-game development!

I'm saying this as a person with not even basic skills in coding.
But from the game dev, 2D, 3D, shader, and VFX side and perspective, this program showcases superb potential to be used in a variety of software creations.

godotengine.org/asset-librar...

This asset could have the potential to work together with the mention from Skelekore regarding GOAP.

Honestly, a lot of Godot's systems tend to cooperate incredibly well so I can see it happen

Oh heck I understand the masking and weight formatting actually working well, but never thought of the options within animation layers. Thanks for the explanation!
It's really great looking
Thanks for the reply!

Does this count for upper and lower body as separate animations layered together?
The results you've got are impressive! Well done truly

Congratulations on the detailing of each aspect of your piece here!
It looks to me like it's lots of planning, individual texturing per part, assembly even before making a stylish video about it.
Well done! Keep the good work up