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@@thefoxfamily341 much appreciated 🙏

@@ealy3545 thanks 😎

@@AstoraSolarPoweredKnight thank you but the game isn’t nearly ready yet 😅

@@aaronleonard1337 Thanks!

@@ealy3545 thanks! ✌️

@@endrgar thanks! Most of the game systems are still waiting prototyping (these bots are just one step along the way there) but the idea currently is that the game would be an FPS with an emphasis on puzzles and exploration. Some combat with enemies is also in the plans but the intention is to make it pretty infrequent but tough. Maybe somewhat similar in tempo and intensity as oldschool imsim or survival horror games have instead of fast paced action. Or that’s the plan! We’ll see how it goes once I get further along with the prototyping. 🙂

​@@antti_tiihonen Good luck to you. It will be interesting to see what happens. The idea sounds interesting.

@@endrgar Thanks. There's still a lot of work left to do but so far things seem promising.

@@macm49158 I probably need more clickbaity thumbnails and beg for likes and subscribes 😀

@@dangomaster1097 thanks! Much appreciated

@@puzzlinggamedev thanks ✌️

@@pluto100_ thanks 🙌

@@Natsu1261 thank you very much!

@@victoriouswinner7745 thanks ✌️

@@therealdyer thank you! I get a huge motivation boost when I post something and I’m very glad to hear it can work both ways

@@LOC-Ness the screens were really tasty in that game

The screen uses Godot's UI system that renders into a subviewport (aka. render to texture). The resulting texture is used on a material on a 3d object. User inputs are passed into the UI as mouse events. The mouse position is figured out by raycasting from camera against a collider on the screen with a bit of math to map the raycast hit position on the surface of the 3D collider into 2D coordinates of the screen

@@jamesoneill4607 good catch

@@obliviscarisomnia thanks! I did’t really depend on any tutorials specifically. I had a style in mind and a pretty good idea of the various techniques necessary to do it. The most essential bits are displacement mapping, done with contact refinement parallax mapping in this case, and a color correction LUT with a constrained palette (I essentially just applied indexed colors to the LUT to constrain it to a palette). Good lighting and materials are very important too.

@@antti_tiihonen as a beginner game developer all those terms sound so alien to me but i will research about them, thanks a lot!:)

@@obliviscarisomnia sorry for the jargon 😅 Everything build on top of basic fundamentals so getting your head around 3D graphics and how a game engine draws them are the first steps. Then all of these exotic spices can be sprinkled on top one by one, learning as you go. 🙂 It can be overwhelming at times but all it takes is time and persistence!

@@frossi1990 thank you very much!

Thank you ☺

@@axelmonogatari3175 custom tools tailored to the game’s needs always beat built-in things in any engine 💪

@@puzzlinggamedev thanks 😎

@@stoovan3867 thanks! It’s Godot

@@antti_tiihonen Sweet! Of all things I know about godot map design is not one of em lol!

Thank you very much! ✌️

Cheers!

@@yzimsx joo 😀

Ooh thank you very much!

yeah!

Thank you. You can listen to the tracks on streaming services and on this channel too 😌

Thanks!

Cool, thank you!

Thanks 😀

I’ve heard others make the vomparison too but it wasn’t in my mind :). There’s definitely similarities in atmosphere and the movement

If there’s a crevice you gotta peek inside!

Thanks 🙌

Thanks! 💪

Ohh, very glad to hear it. Thanks!

Cool, thanks!

Thank you!

I'm planning to, yes! Spotify and other streaming platforms. I don't have an estimate yet though.

​@@antti_tiihonen Good to hear it, thanks!