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i’ve been doing the same sort of system in godot and i find it super cool how we’ve independently come to very similar conclusions on how to implement things because of the design of the engine

Ok this got me to subscribe! Excellent video and trick! Been using a shader I found that works for a 2nd pass to give an outline and it's pretty darn nice. But this is so much simpler !

What happened to this project?

any news on the project?

It's a shame this is the last part of this series. I think it's been a great resource for aspiring immersive sim devs.

dude you still working on that game bdw?

This was very informative, I need to look more deeply into signals and how I can use them more efficiently

Is this still in production? Would love to play it

Godot! Yyeeeeeeeaaaaaah 🔥

I, and I'm sure many many others that see this video, would really love a further detailed explanation or even tutorial on how to do this sorta thing! Coming from Unity, Signals and Nodes are still something I'm finding myself learning something new about them everyday.

I just type godot immersive sim and find your channel

A shame this project is dead.

Bro can I spend months bootlegging and recreating your game down to the finest details but making the overall production quality worse (clunky stiff animations, terrible modeling, even worse story and writing, written in a strange form of english riddled with grammatical errors) and then put it on steam on early access and then brag about it on twitter

damn this sound cool! I totally agree with everything you said about immersive sims. I want to make my own one day. Soon... Best of luck with your project! I hope you are happy with the amount of progress you have been doing the first year of development.

Are signals like unity events? Can i subscribe to something and when it is called, it also calls my function?

i think godot engine looks actually as bad as deus ex looked 20 years ago.. i would not go for a realistic style

I'm surprised this system is rarely used considering even Godot utilizes it to some degree

when it's time to make the music, I'd be happy to work on this! Love imsims and want to be part of it. cheers,

Does not look „okay“. It looks awesome

Heyo, just wanted to say this looks super impressive! I'm actually working on an Immersive Sim Template/Starter Kit for Godot 4. Making the interactions component based was something I hadn't considered before, but makes a lot of sense. Currently updating and implementing that in my template.

I hope you're still working on this. The world needs more good immersive sims!

I came up with the same method lol.

Ah, this is super clever! I can see how this separation of actions into nodes lets you think about the general set of interactions you want your world to support and instead of having to think about how to deal with each new object that is introduced, you can just set a default set of actions based on some more general class it belongs to.

Impressive.

Dude! Your method is EXACTLY what I need! I've been looking all over for an outline that looks like a proper outline AND that can be seen on top of everything, so that when you look at at a door the outline isn't hidden by the doorframes, and that sort of thing. I hadn't found that anywhere until now. :) On a related note, I hate the way gloomwood does it, tbh. It just turns objects into white shapes. It looks weird imo. In Godot I found that raising the emission value a little works nice, but it also looks a little bleached or something. Maybe that's what Gloomwood does, but exaggerated. I think making the material unshaded works better, as it preserves the object's colors, if you don't mind the object popping out so much. Maybe it's possible to tweak some values to make it darker, but I haven't tried it. But if I can get your outline shader to work I won't need that anyway. 🍻

Instant subscribe

Your godot gamedev logs are so insipiring! Do you use any other platform, where you post your progress on the game?

Wow glad I found your channel! Great explanation and your project looks great :)

Thanks for sharing this, it's such a good and simple technique. Everyone showcases the inverted hull method with a sphere and it looks great then, but for anything more complex it generally looks pretty bad. All I wanted was a simple, even silhouette outline and this does it perfectly with minimal complexity.

Loving the work as always!

Another example worth taking note of in terms of indie immsims, esp given that it was created in Godot, is Cruelty Squad. The game's graphics are intentionally ugly, but there is a DECEPTIVE amount of work put into the design and features of it, to the point that it's one of my favorite immsims.

wow cant wait to buy this game!!!!

looking forward to this game；it's amazing to see ImSim things going this far in godot！！！

This is pretty interesting, nice art style!

looking good mate 👍

amazing work so far man, looks pro

Very impressive progress! Are you making the art assets too?

Looks like a very interesting and ambitious project. I think Godot is a great tool, and I hope with the new features in 4.0 you can help more fully bring your vision to life. Very eager to follow the progress of this project.

Super nice. Could you say something about your PC specs? The demo looks pretty smooth.

So it's an event handler on the keypad, where the door inserts the function to unlock the door when the keypad is activated?

Really love watching these videos. I'm excited for what the future of this project holds. It's nice seeing a programming video/devlog which goes so into detail about what architectural decisions were made and why.

Noice.

This is looking really good. Really great use of Godot's signal system.

Very excited to follow along with this, the idea for using the nodes to organise prompts is very smart! Also, I had no doubt what the keypad code would be, but it still made me happy to see it

Great stuff!

Great progress! And very good strategy and explanation. Keep going bro!

Big fan of Neon Struct here, would love to see another game in that style