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Great video! ❤God bless y'all owo

Great video! God bless y'all❤ owo

I followed along, and it updates when i get hurt, but it doesn’t reset to max hearts when I die and respawn. Any tips?

Дуже круте відео Дякую

Hello awesome vid! Can this tutorial be used for also a heart meter in a dating sim game? I can't seem to find a tutorial anywhere for it. :(

I'm doing exactly the same thing, but it still doesn't show the item in debugging. Can you help me in any way, please tell me what the problem might be. Thank you in advance! Your lessons are very helpful to me!

You don't understand how badly i needed this, thank you so much.

Im pretty sure u can do the same with out the texture in godot i always make my buttons without textures

This is a neat!

Need some help can anybody tell me how to fix this error please. Thank you. load: res://inventory/items/sword.tres:4 - ext_resource, invalid UID: uid://dnn47dkme0wg3 - using text path instead: res://art/sword.png <C++ Source> scene/resources/resource_format_text.cpp:453 @ load()

Adorable!!!

Hey, Great video! I'm stuck on 8:27 with setting a name for my scene trigger name thing, I have mine as @export var connected_scene: String #ShopRoom ShopRoom is the name of the file with my Room but im not sure if I need a hashtag or type 'string'. is string the name, what name did you use?

Hi MakerTech, I love your videos. Are you ever going to make the death scene for the player when it’s health is lost with a respawn. I have to say that you are the best RPG dev in youtube with great tutorials.

thanks

Будьласочка модете допомогти мені розібрати пачку "collectables" я не розумію кули і шо ви додавали туди, будьласка зробіть окреме відео, я аж плакати хочу, у мене не виходить

Я вас прошу, допоможіть Мені

БЛІНННН, я не знаю як ти зробила скрипти для lifeplot та sword і особливо для collectable, я не знаю як створювати спрайти які з'являються на карті та зникають коли персонаж до них підходить і особливо щоб вони поміщались в інвентар, Можеш Будь Ласка створити на цю тему Відео?!?!🙏🙏🙏🙏

I am a couple weeks late, sorry. This was really good information. I also agree that it needs to be one of the early videos, as it provides critical tools to learn. Thank you so much for your hard work and for taking the time to help us with the basics such as this. I can imagine it would be boring to cover and maybe even feel a bit pointless for someone with experience already. Keep up the great work. I will give the workspace a try and practice a bit more.

Thank you for your tutorials there great. I'm starting your rpg series but I would like my player to move like zelda in a 4 directional movement not 8 way movement. How would I implement that to my player. If you ever get a chance to do a tutorial on that would be great and apricated. No one else in TH-cam have 4 directional movement video.

Calling get_parent() on a node inverts the parent->child hierarchy, making the child responsible for knowing what type of node the parent is. Instead it is recommended to use signals.

Solution 4: Expose and use component methods from root node avoiding implicit behavior. Pros: more control, easy to make/debug, reusable. Cons: a bit of code in the root node is needed to glue them together.

autotile of different tiles, please

For anyone struggling with the ``invalid get index "player"`` error, I found a fix that worked for me using player = from.get_node("Player") instead of player = from.player

Note: This will most likely only work if your tile sprites are 16x16, and will not work if the upper left corner of your tilemap is not the origin. That is because rendering_quadrant_size isn't the tile size. To get the tile size as a vector from upper left corner to lower right corner, use tile_map.tile_set.tile_size Then access its x and y attributes to get the x and y dimensions. If your tilemap doesn't begin at the origin, use tile_map.position.x and y for the upper left corner and tile_map.end.x and y for the lower right corner. Eg.: limit_left = mapRect.position.x * tileSize.x limit_top = mapRect.position.y * tileSize.y limit_right = mapRect.end.x * tileSize.x limit_bottom = mapRect.end.y * tileSize.y

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I have a similar game, but in 3D. For transitions between states, I started using a Finite State Machine (FSM). I encountered a problem with the async function await because it cannot be intercepted and its execution cannot be terminated. Therefore, I always use a timer. I also added the logic for "search" in this order: the enemy sees the player > the enemy chases the player > the enemy loses the player > the enemy searches around the area where the player was lost > the enemy returns home. And of course, thank you for another great tutorial.

lol i got it here pls give heart to me

The mosy important

I just started using Godot and making games and sincerely this is one of the best series of tutorial on TH-cam

I'm still in Camera following the player episode but someday I'll get in here

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Hello. So far this video has gone super smoothly. But when did we change the use_item function in the player. I have no clue when we did that and also if where the remove_last_item_used is.

Tihis tutorial is so amazing! Thank you so much for putting so much effort into making it understandable and even reflect on the things you may have included in the last video. Keep doing what your doing, you are such an awesome teacher! :3

11:04 If anyone else missed something like I did and is getting an error for the "Player". Its because the "Player" is a class name and should be named in the Player nod, like that: class_name Player extends CharacterBody2D

Fantastic tutorial, straight to the point.

Hello there! could you please make a video on how to save and load your inventory? Thank you very much for such helpful videos!

If you draw an inverted trapezoid style shape on the physics layer polygon for the trees, you can create a collision box that will nudge the player in front of the tree if they're walking directly left or right. This can ease some frustration for a player who is moving across a tree, but they're just a few pixels too high. Instead of bumping right into the object (rectangle collision), they can continue moving without interruption.

Thank you for another very helpful video, your videos are so easy going and relaxed, you obviously make videos intended to teach rather than demonstrate how clever you are unlike some other creators, look forward to more.

Super video 😊. Hmm kommer vi ind på test ? Unittest og CI ?

Excellent video as always. Thank you very much.

Great tutorial, thank you!

Thank you very much. Excelent video as usual.

Commenting for the algorithm, great video although damn if it doesn't seem impossible at first blush.

Thank you so much for your videos! You explain everything really well, and it's easy to follow.

how about collision?

Your final solution is generally the solution I use (although I just use methods, not signals). Call down, Signal up is great. I also call the states "physics update" inside the players physics process, so those aren't always active. Then, if some state needs access to a specific component, I connect it via @export variables.

I've been watching the inventory chain and I've done everything but it shows me item is null in func update What do I do l use godot 4.3

Very nice tutorial, thank you so much!

Great tutorials you're making. Any chance you could show how you'd create turn based combat systems and battle scenes like those in Pokemon?