Love the idea! Thanks for doing this .

This falls under the ever growing list of things I need to learn once and it won't be a problem again, but I can't find a tutorial or example or best practice about.

That's probably also a gap I can help fill eventually... When the imposter syndrome cools and time allows...

Check the scene tree and... It's there but the meshes on the client side are all placeholders... Cuz ya I can't sync meshes with the #godotengine multiplayer synchronizers...

So I guess now I figure out how serialize and send that data in an RPC call maybe? Ugh.

#indiedevlife

Turns out I was spawning this in an RPC call. So both sides were spawning it, and the client would try to spawn it again.

So okay, my bad there, removed the Rpc call and now no spawn errors, but now I don't see my dynamically spawned objects at all on the client !

At this point in testing its definitely fun! That's probably what matters most, second only to its being controllable and predictable.

Wasn't aware of how addicted I am to SWUDB and making decks until can't! Keep up the good work.

I like it so far, but wonder how 'random' I should make them in regards to scale and rotation in the enemies body. Is static and consistent better than variety in this case.