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so do i understand correctly? the shader can only play up to two tracks and the frames are limited to 40 frames per animation, or do they need to be exactly 40 frames and u cant like do less or more?

thank you for discovering this! such an amazing game changer!!! especially since godot really struggles with skeletal animations. Btw how do you export multiple different animations? u did 2 animations in one file

Looks cool, can this be used on Android without overhead ? As in, using the VM provided by the system ?

Hi, I follow your videos on TH-cam and I am interested in game development, how can I learn libGDX, there are not many resources and the videos are all old and about 10 years ago, you as a professional What is the best way to learn it?

I was scrambling to get this jam finished so the video quality is bad. You can barely hear my voice. I may redo this video later this weekend as I still have to clean up some stuff in my game.

brother i am targeting android (which one seems optimal) like do a test for that. I am comfortable with all the languages.

😂 Godot realistic ocean 🌊 before #GTA6

Yoooooooooo! This is amazing!

Hey there. Thanks for the tool, it will come in handy. I was just wondering if you are going to share its source code as well. I couldn't find it on your GitHub account.

Interesting video. Though as you said 80% of Godot app was written in Java. Doesn't seem fair to compare these solutions when they are not fully in the same language

Thanks for the info. Can you please share the source code for the libgdx version of the game ? I'm looking for a simple example of how to make a 3D game in LibGDX. Thanks in advance.

Multithreading is way easier to implement in C# than all of those other languages because you can just use Task.Run() with async and await and then the TaskScheduler does all of the thread management for you automatically. To me that's way more important than how fast I can calculate prime numbers. Also. I dont know why C# cant be compiled to WASM in GODOT but it certainly can run in the browser when using other C# enabled platforms like UNO Platform and Unity so maybe they just havent got around to implementing it yet.

Are you Review or comparison with godot, jmonkey??

Show the comparison on low-level hardware. Many different PCs would be even better. Testing just ONE system is pointless.

hmmm i will try it in redot too

Or you do map editor on a bmp file like me 😂 1 pixel 3 objects out of 255, 0 is reserved for null empties

My word, that water is absolutely beautiful.

I have tried using Godot with Kotlin/JVM before, but it frequently throws errors during the build. The issue seems to be related to references to synthetic Java properties, which are inside a generated Kotlin file. I was using Java, so I'm not sure if this is a problem with my setup or if it's a common issue with godot jvm.

WARNING: At 5:30, I meant to be talking about SHADOW ACNE, but kept on saying BIAS instead of ACNE. My apologies. This is what happens when you only capture one video take. I will try to do better in the future videos.

Thanks for sharing 😀👍 greetings from Colombia.

gdscrip needs more work i do know it was written in C# or ++ its so bad optimize construct 2 visual scrip auto export as an XML when you save theme as files

Amazing! Thank you for posting this. Some notes for who wants to use this: - You have to use blender 3, there is a version of the not unreal tools for blender 4, but it doesn't export normals.png nor offsets.exr for some reason. - There is a limit of 8,192 vertices, make sure your model doesn't exceed that. Otherwise, the "Process Anim Meshes" button will give you an error. - If the "Process Anim Meshes" button is grayed out even if the objects are selected, try to save the project .blend file and export the model as .obj first, then reselect the objects and it will work.

This looks great but do the waves react to objects like ships passing through then?

So cool!!

When do you think the tutorial on the setup is out? :)

just ignore whats going on on social media and let it move on

These waves do not look inclusive enough.

It would be really helpful for me if I didn't find math the most boring subject ever. I try to learn advanced stuff and it's about as exciting as watching wet paint dry.

What are the waves' pronouns?

Godot 💀

Hey this is a nice find! It integrated shockingly easily into my project! Hopefully it doesn't cost me TOO much in performance, cuz the effect is very nice, though I'm having a bit of trouble with it and Godot Jolt physics. EDIT: Turns out the issue was easily solved with a call_deferred call, as I was simply accessing the physics object the same frame it ws created, causing my woes.

It looks amazing and I can't believe it's godot lol

3 frames per second 😢

I so regret not paying attention to mathematics in school... Now I have to learn everything again lmao

Thank you!

Another proof that the limit is imposed by the dev, not the engine.

Is it worth to make 2D games with libGDX now? People say java is dead and LibGdx is going to die, but i really like java

The numbers of Java are pretty impressive. But I guess that makes sense when you compare an algorithm which only deals with numbers and you utilize an ArrayList. So there's very little interaction with the heap doing allocations and utilizing the garbage collector. I would imagine the more complex your application gets (using many classes, objects and relations) the more Java will fall off in terms of performance in comparison to C++. However implementing the same thing in C++ will cause much more headache (choosing between references, smart-pointers, applying rule of 5 and such).

Very cool! Thanks for sharing

excellent.

But the thing one wants to see is how do calm waters with reflections look? How does a ship placed in those waters look? Can you mask out the interior of the ship, etc etc…

amazing test!

You should not use libGDX for game develop

Release build in C# is always faster than Debug, godot particularly allow AOT compilations which makes C# closer to C++

The GH repo link is 404. Did you forget to make it public? :) I would love to try it with Zig bindings.

Thanks for thee comparisons.

std::array should be faster than a vector in C++ if you know your maximum size

another great way to create turbulent waves with godot is questionable community managers