There should be a game mode where there is no limit to the number of bullets you can fire, but they move really slowly

I love how your NPC’s just fly away with a water drop sound when shot at.

Garbaj has such a unique channel, they're one of the reasons i believe indiegame devs can actually go places

To make your bullets not go through walls, you will need to sweep those spheres, so you're back to raycasting anyway. Placeholder sounds are the best sounds, always. :)

Video idea: Doors. Hear me out. Hinged doors in games always open away from the player. I assume this is to avoid awkward animations and potential clipping issues. Is there more to it than that? I'd be curious to see just how hard it would be to implement realistic hinges in 1st and 3rd person.

I've been following your content for quite a while and I'm really excited about how far it's come and I can't wait to eventually play the game that you release! You may already know this but if you give those variables the export attribute they can be edited from the inspector instead of having to go back and forth between your code and the scene. This also allows you to tweak the values while running the game so you and tweak it and test it without having to restart.

Thanks for the great videos Garbaj! Someday I hope to be a game developer and these videos are really inspiring and educational. Keep up the great work!

So happy to get these vids

Question: How do the projectiles make collision with the players? Like if it's moving from 0 to 2000 units, but a player is at 1000 unit how does the bullet hit if it's "teleporting" behind him?

i hope i can see this game soon, it looks really cool keep up the good work

Thanks for what you do btw I've watched so many of your videos in such a short time and you seem really cool, and your game looks really good so far from everything I've seen of it, keep up the good work, can't wait to play it someday

thought you were gonna talk about the fact that, at limited fps, the higher the speed the more likely collisions are to fail

I always love watching your videos, best of luck with your game ^^

im interested to see how all these things across the videos are stitched together to make a game!

the sound combined with them being absolutely yeeted made me laugh way more than it should have 🤣

Hello. Been watchng your videos for quite a while now, great stuff as always. I just wanna mention, as you already went to the projectile-based weapons that you could simulate rl ballistics by taking real initial velocities of the guns (715m/s or 2350ft/s for ak-47 for example) and use a constant 1g gravity acceleration. Also add drag so the bullet slows down over time. Keep your passion and wish you good luck!

One thing to keep in mind, if this is going to be a multiplayer game at least, is how this is going to affect the netcode. It, at least to me, seems a bit tricky to implement with hundrereds (if not thousands) of small, fast-moving particles being simulated and synced between multiple clients.

the sounds adre great, love em

cant wait to play it when its done! But it seems we have a long, long, long way to go!

I'm getting more and more excited about your game. Seems like you're getting real comfortable with the tools you're using.

the bloop death sound makes me happy

Congrats on 420k subs!

love this stuff

those bloops man, I just can't...

your tutorials used to make my day I want those back bro

i'm enjoying seeing this game grow ngl

So hyped for this game to come out

the sound for the al sound really nice and powerful. you should keep a sound a lot like that for the final product

If the bullets travel that fast, why not using raycasts to determen the hitpoint and play some "bullet fly visual". This way you don't have to keep track of each Bullet, which can could cause some potential problems in a multiplayer game. You would just need to send the hitpoint and gunpoint and every client can create the visual. Just my guess. Please correct me if iam wrong.

this is so freaking cool and awesome keep it up sport

dope!! keep it up!

Don't you also need to add a raycast to check if the bullet hit something to prevent it from going through objects because of the speed and frames per second?

Love the placeholder sound btw

wow i’m surprised you didn’t go with hit scan and i’d love to know why! awesome video mate they are always a treat!

Learned this easy new trick from my audio team. Helps for gun fire. When you play your audio clip randomize it's pitch ever so slightly. Keeps the game fresh and makes the gun sound more realistic.

Обычное короткое видео со знакомой информацией , но все ровно очень интересное )))

Gravitational acceleration should always be 9.8 m/s The only difference on bullet range is their air resistance and speed. The more speed the less they fall because they have less time to fall. Spinning bullet's only mostly helps them go straight.

the fucking gmod notification sound as a placeholder death sound killed me lmao

Awesome video dude

this guy moves onto a new game every month

Thanks god he just changed the velocity value i thought he was going to give us a math problem

For incredibly quick weapons, usually ray-casting is more performant than projectiles, to mimic gravity, you just rotate the ray downwards. Projectile-based weapons, usually not to phase between objects have to do this anyway.

as a young gamedev I love your content man

Everyone's talking about the development of this Guy's in the game which, I'm glad it's coming along Garbaj. But personally what I'm really enjoying is all the new stuff I learned about games I never knew before. Never mind just indie games. Because of his video I've been able to understand just video games better especially FPS is in general. Stuff I used to complain about and we're never understood before, I finally get it now all because of his videos. Life certain things are the way they are and can't be changed or are much harder for developers to change than people would think. But at the same time how other fixes are so easy, that a noob can do it. And I can't help but look back at somebody issues many games had and how the communities reacted to them. Sometimes it's really ass backwards. People will defend the issue that can literally be fixed with a simple character fix as in a letter or a number, or complaining about issues that are not so easy to solve. If more people understood the games they were playing then maybe more people would actually understand what they want in a game versus what they need in a game. In order to make a game good for the type of game that it is. As well as the little things you would never think about like how bullets work within video games. Which helped me understand stuff like head glitching in a nutshell and why that can never be simply fixed with an update. Or how unscreen gun models work. Like how the gun that other players see is not the same gun you see on your screen. Depending on the game. Stuff like that I just find so fascinating. All the little things that add so much that we don't think twice about.

"Hey everyone garbaj here" never gets old!

This looks versatile

Dude ik it's gonna be a long time but I'm super excited for this game

I guess controlling a sound with compression before applying this exciter would be a good idea to even out how it'll work? I wonder how would it sound when applied in parallel.

holy shit this guy knows what he's doing

demons screaming in ultrakill was a placeholder too...

" A small peek under the hood " thats what she said

back when I started playing shooters, the only experience I ever had were Minecraft bows, so naturally I thought the crosshair should aim a bit infront and over the enemies, I never got anyone until I realized my brain was still thinking in Mc Bow

SET THE GRAVITATIONAL ACCELERATION TO 1000!

There is a good tutorial for bullet drop that will pretend to simulate a real bullet but is very accurate and can't clip through objects "Better Projectiles with Gravity and Trajectory Prediction"

If the maps aren't going to be huge there isn't really a point to the gravity acceleration/falloff. Same with the velocity, as there will be no need to lead your shot at short distances or if the bullets are too fast at longer distances. At 2000 velocity it might just be better to make them hit-scan. The slower bullets look really satisfying to shoot as well. But hey, that's just my take!

"thats what she said"

bullets curve up before they fall

> initializing constants in ready instead of in the file scope

A fun addition, to the finished game, would be to have some of the same guns you use in your videos saved as they looked and felt, would be a fun easter egg

This hit sound shold be in the final game

That's a very roundabout way of making a hitscan weapon system :p

There should be a game mode with a cap of ten players that just goes on forever, when somebody leaves another person can join.

I seriously hope the sound effects can be modded so that I can replace the kill sound effect with "Baba". apart from that I wonder if the whole experience can be changed if you allowed custom lobbies with abilities to change weapon behaviors. Looking forward to your next update on this project.

The con of using projectile based bullets is that when they are too fast, area nodes don't detect them.

I thought there would be something about how when an object moves quickly they can clip through things, and that you would have to make a area where the bullet went as a hit trigger.

I used to develop in unity and I initiality did it like this but if you have geometry check against collision at that speeds especially in multiplay the bullet can pass through someone before the next check happens resulting in bad hit detection. For me the issue was that I was doing a plane game so everyone was moving and the bunllets were moving etc. I solved it by switching from using the basic physics system to making all the bullets a particle system. At least in unity you can give particles physical properties like weight, drag etc. and youn can trigger on hit events with them. The collision checks are also much cheaper engine wise cause the particle is just a point. That way I could have machineguns and flying planes and no hit detections issues. Idk if Godot has particle engines like that but if you ever run into the issue with hit detection it might be because of the collision detection of your bullets.

A cool suggestion but in planetside 2 the bullets have a drop-off but only outside their effective range Ie: a machinegun does 200dmg till 10m and it slowly drop of to 140dmg in 15m distance, but only at 20m that the bullet start dropping, so in effective range I don't have to worry about it, just aim at cross hair but if I'm doin a long range fire suppression them I have to compensate for it

By making gravity on/off you would make sniping(long distance shots) harder easier. Oh and, remember you said you wanted upgradeable weapons? An AK 47 has velocity of ~750 800 m/s, a silencer (only those, find out more about guns if interested) add abt 20-50 m/s to the speed. Just fyi, nice work! Keep going!

Release date of this game : a year of 20s and a month from one of the 12 months and and in a day of 1-31 and in Saturday,Sunday,monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday or Friday And the time will be 1-12 am or 1-12 pm

i wonder how much pain physical engine experiences like, when you set that at 2000 velocity, ragdolls were being hit not first try

1:27 When your gun gets nerfed

Good job

That demo looks very nice 🎮👍🏻😄

Question: would making the guns hit-scan not make more sense if your making the projectile velocity so high?

Waiting for the follow up on ray tracing the bullets each frame to avoid 'teleporting' past the target.

Now apply coriolis force based on what hemisphere you're in on each map

huh i didnt know adjusting the bullet drop (i forgot if its called that) was so easy, although i guess i depends on the engine as well. also if the projectile bullets are going at such a high speed, would it not be better to use hitscan? unless coding hitscan would be harder/longer?

id use the gravity thing to make some kind of puzzles

Sometimes a simple value change can impact the game tremendously

This is how i edit weapons in fallout 4

Let’s go 24 minute gang

Looks like your bullets are immediately affected by gravitational acceleration, you could also try to make them fly straight for a certain distance and then let them be affected by gravity only after a certain distance or time.

WOOO

So basically, you like your projectiles to be hitscan

You need to make bullets faster because when I was testing my game on stream. It was looking like the enemy was dodging them lol.

I'm not sure if this is a good idea, but adding this feature could add a fun challenge for more reflexive players: let players exchange their max HP for some other stat like movement speed or damage. But not in an entirely separate gamemode; this could be a loadout option.

You could perhaps add that the projectiles fly slower and slower and thus also decrease in damage!

you're a big inspiration to me to keep trying harder learn how to get good at coding

There may be some collision detection issues at high speed. And may be even more problems in pvp with tickrate and stuff

naisu

The new Booty Blastin’ update is pretty good 👍

Giving objects high velocity make me dread if physics engine will register collisions correctly or fly through solid obstacles.

I now want a new hitmarker/kill sound in Battlefield series…

Here's a challenge Garbaj: Make bullets fire towards a position that is clamped within the crosshair on screen. So bullets should not be fired outside of the crosshair's radius/bounds.

Those should be the oficial sound in the game

I think that having really fast projectile bullets might be a bad idea unless the maps will be large. It seems like it would barely make a difference at that point, only something that subliminally might annoy people who could be unaware that they are projectiles that were ever so slightly off. It also seems more computationally inefficient than a raycast. If there will be large maps then nevermind

if you want hitscan bullets, its better to draw a raycast to the enemy and then just an animation of the bullet

Have you thought about streaming recently? And if so A question most twitch streamers get these days What do you think of doing it on UKposts? The couple's streams I have joined previously were really fun. Game development stream sounds lovely

a lot of delay before the person reacts to being hit

Noice