Light mode is cursed

YEEEY A NEW ONE. I was just looking for tutorials for this in Godot A WEEK AGO. Keep it up!

thanks a lot! could you also tell how you installed the OpenAI library? :)

light mode TT

How to install on Android?

Hey Zenva. Nice explanation here. Just getting started with Photon, so this was quite useful for the high level patterns and terminology. Really appreciate that you went over all the different targets. Have you been using Photon recently? Is it still in wide use or has it changed much? I'm just looking around and researching it as I'm using it for a Mixed Reality project.

WHY UI WHITE ???? my EYES !!

@7:10 you don't need to explicitly type tile_map, the type is properly inferred from $TileMap (it wouldn't be if you'd use get_node() as it returns just Node). Same with mouse_pos and tile_map_pos (type is inferred from return types of functions you call)

Im here for light theme support.

What kind of masochist uses a white UI theme??

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY EYES!

MY EYEEEEES!!!

fake dev. Who use white theme as a dev?

Use dark themes please 😢

Hello. I would like to know which game the screenshot for the thumbnail comes from. Thx

oh, this is exactly what i was looking for! thanks for the tutorial!

I knew it was you cause the UI lol Only you have the high contrast printable UI, Love it tho and support what you do

You don't *have to* to change the Z index, things are drawn in the order they are defined. If the player node is "above" Tilemap (as it is), it will be drawn first, then Tilemap is drawn next, obscuring the player. This should be the case for tilemap layers as well.

This content is just getting better and better!

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Thanks for the video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

This is the greatest godot begginer tutorial i've came across, thanks! :)

Thank You SOOO MUUUUCH

Godot is simply not a good choice for new developers. It is not rounded of software do mot have enough 3rd party asset support. It is the current cool toy but simply not a good choice for new devs. Unity and unreal are much better options

This is straight up what I needed. Thank you so much.

Nice tutorial, but it seems like there's a lot of missing timestamps

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Ain't no way am I watching a tutorial in light mode

thank you so much, cant find alot of manual tutorials for complicated things these days.

good, quick breakdown. Hey, i had a question: How would you categorize the parallax effect in Darkest Dungeon? Specifically, I mean the floor. It looks like it's actual depth. Maybe it's a 3D game masquerading as a 2D? I wanna try to employ that in a game and can't find resources. Thanks again. You're the tutorial hell liberator, man.

If you are having problems with your code it could be that you need to pay openai to use its ai.

Why mine just Gdscript only

do i need to enter credit card info for to acces the free course?

tk, now i see about bound size sprite

this doesnt work in my godot?

This whole tutorial has nothing to do with collision. It's literally collision detection for less than 3 minutes...

Thanks mate! The way you explain day and night cycle making it easy to understand for my slow ass brain😅

Thank you so much

Ow my... Why not use C# instead? Where else can I use this Godot Script besides this engine?

Damn good video. You cleared my frustration on this subject!

Thank you for this video! It was so useful I was able to use it for 3D collisions too, I just used the 3D objects and Vecter3 instead of 2D object and Vector2s, and it worked like a charm! :)

for anyone receiving this error SCRIPT ERROR: Parse Error: Cannot call non-static function "get_noise_2d()" on the class "FastNoiseLite" directly. Make an instance instead. just add @tool at the top of the script, before "extends" and "class_name".

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gdscript similar to python? can you import your own modules?

you can use "using namespace std;" after declaring you're library's so you don't have to write std::

Very cool and a lot easier than I thought it was going to be thank you for the vid!

Good intro! But where is the second part? Thanks!

Would look that but light mode is nothing for 4 hours

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