Video assets from: (scroll down for key timeline for video topics): www.humblebundle.com/software/best-of-polygon-game-dev?partner=gamefromscratch www.gamefromscratch.com/post/2020/02/12/Humble-Low-Polygon-Assets-Bundle-For-Unity-and-Unreal-Engine.aspx *Video Rough Timeline of Events Covered*: 3:00 Project creation and setup 3:24 Importing assets (models and textures) 4:44 @#$@$ Windows Defender 6:10 Importing an FBX, creating an Instance 7:20 Configuring a SpatialMaterial 10:58 TSCN vs FBX in scene 13:36 Creating a Road Model, duplicating & organizing 17:41 Creating a cameria 18:01 Split screen viewport & Camera Preview 18:28 Transformations, Local vs Global 19:15 Creating the World Environment 23:42 Background buildings and depth of field 25:08 Creating a Street Light 26:43 Configuring a Spotlight 30:30 Animating the Street Light um, light 34:18 Creating an emissive neon sign 37:09 Adding a GIProbe 40:00 Rambling on until I end the video Purchasing using either of the above links gives you the option to help support GFS and thanks so much if you do!
check this out : th-cam.com/video/KlULMAkkJhE/w-d-xo.html You'll just need to change the camera's position, but in this tutorial, even if it's for FPS, the player is a whole body, and not just hands.
Next time, when perhaps placing things, enable snapping, also is setting, in ' view ' settings, to change size of snap, so 0.2 m, and so on, for placing things accurately, down to even 10 cm, really nice when duplicating . .
Pro tip: Never turn off real-time protection of your antivirus software, even if it slows down things and might be pointless 99% of the time. Instead, just set an exception for your project/work folder as long as you make sure not to throw anything executable or things you don't trust in there. Might be less of a thing if everything is in "C:\Temp" or "Downloads" though. :D
Nice video, but gridmap is better than duplicating over and over again (and in this particular example, your roads for slightly off (-89°) so they didn't line up perfectly, but I understand it was not the purpose of this video).
I skipped over this model pack specifically based on GameFromScratch saying it didn't apply to Godot. Now he does a tutorial on it. Wouldn't it have been better to buy the thing, see if the models could be imported in Godot, and then make a recommendation?
Hello I'm a favorite subscriber in Korea I want to know about 3d animation retargeting in godot engine It wasn't possible in the previous version 3.1 I wonder if it is possible in the improved version 3.2 No matter how I look for it, there is no video related to it.
It's funny, once I find a way I'm good with muscle memory develops and doing it a different way, even a better way, just ain't easy for me Hell, I still click menus and choose edit 9 times out of 10
Could you go more into how GIProbes work? In this example it's really hard to see what it does. Is it only for static stuff or could the sign be moving? What does the baking actually do?
Love your tutorials. Is there a good tutorial you can recommend for making a 3D 2.5 d fighting game. Would love to use Godot and blender for the project.
I would love to see a general 3D tutorial, where all the special terms like Albido or Normalmap etc are defined. I have heared all the words before, but I don't quite know what they quite mean.
wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Polycount Thats a good Reference for the Game Art language. In this special case you will find your answers here: wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Texture_types
Get some gltf or glb, they come with everything, textures, animation, etc... just drop them in. --- Edit: about the animation, you probably expect to autoplay instead of having to trigger it from code... however, autoplay does not come set up by default. Which is good, because there could be multiple animations in one file. Well, if you want it to autoplay, it is not hard to do. There is an icon in the animation panel that looks like "A|>" click that.
Because switching might not be an option? Quick example, he's using the Affinity programs by Serif, which are a very cool and powerful one time purchase alternatives to stuff like Adobe Photoshop. However, they're only available for Windows and MacOS. (And you can spin it how you want, in some aspects open source like Inkscape or Krita might be on par, but in some they just can't compete.)
Video assets from: (scroll down for key timeline for video topics):
www.humblebundle.com/software/best-of-polygon-game-dev?partner=gamefromscratch
www.gamefromscratch.com/post/2020/02/12/Humble-Low-Polygon-Assets-Bundle-For-Unity-and-Unreal-Engine.aspx
*Video Rough Timeline of Events Covered*:
3:00 Project creation and setup
3:24 Importing assets (models and textures)
4:44 @#$@$ Windows Defender
6:10 Importing an FBX, creating an Instance
7:20 Configuring a SpatialMaterial
10:58 TSCN vs FBX in scene
13:36 Creating a Road Model, duplicating & organizing
17:41 Creating a cameria
18:01 Split screen viewport & Camera Preview
18:28 Transformations, Local vs Global
19:15 Creating the World Environment
23:42 Background buildings and depth of field
25:08 Creating a Street Light
26:43 Configuring a Spotlight
30:30 Animating the Street Light um, light
34:18 Creating an emissive neon sign
37:09 Adding a GIProbe
40:00 Rambling on until I end the video
Purchasing using either of the above links gives you the option to help support GFS and thanks so much if you do!
update for godot4.
For the Emissive lights to work, you need to activate the Bloom in the Environment.
I would really, really appreciate if you made a tutorial of setting up third person character movement
Yea, the other tutorial I found on this was...hot steaming garbage.
there is this example github.com/GDQuest/godot-3d-mannequin
check this out : th-cam.com/video/KlULMAkkJhE/w-d-xo.html
You'll just need to change the camera's position, but in this tutorial, even if it's for FPS, the player is a whole body, and not just hands.
Boot up Blender and you could easily create your own low poly assets for free, for use in Godot. A perfect companion to Godot.
Next time, when perhaps placing things, enable snapping, also is setting, in ' view ' settings, to change size of snap, so 0.2 m, and so on, for placing things accurately, down to even 10 cm, really nice when duplicating . .
The most informal tutorial I have ever seen in my life, the content is amazing tho.
I could watch these for hours
Same, even though it's all above my head.
Do a tutorial on gdnative
Great video, lots of info in a nutshell. Thanks
Hi Mike, great video. If you add the background building texture to the emission instead of the albedo you get a better effect.
@Gamefromscratch I honestly think you should do more tutorials, in addition to video game development news.
Pro tip: Never turn off real-time protection of your antivirus software, even if it slows down things and might be pointless 99% of the time. Instead, just set an exception for your project/work folder as long as you make sure not to throw anything executable or things you don't trust in there. Might be less of a thing if everything is in "C:\Temp" or "Downloads" though. :D
Well, just started watching this and I just learned that I can CTRL+Drag a file and it will COPY rather than move. Handy, didn't know that! :)
This is totally awesome!
Almost at 100k brother. Keep it up! You're So close now!
This was a good tutorial, now people can make worlds, learning, from you . . :D :D
its a crime that you have 100000 subscribers but only 609 likes of this video!
I prefer to use "Open anyway" and save a copy. Why? Because if I use inherited I cannot change the root node, and I have run into problems with that.
This helps a lot. Thank you!
thank you for this informative video!! :D
with gltf you can even export the light in the same file.
Nice video, but gridmap is better than duplicating over and over again (and in this particular example, your roads for slightly off (-89°) so they didn't line up perfectly, but I understand it was not the purpose of this video).
Fantastic video! Minor correction: albedo is pronounced al-BEE-doh, not AL-beh-doh :)
I skipped over this model pack specifically based on GameFromScratch saying it didn't apply to Godot. Now he does a tutorial on it. Wouldn't it have been better to buy the thing, see if the models could be imported in Godot, and then make a recommendation?
Hello
I'm a favorite subscriber in Korea
I want to know about 3d animation retargeting in godot engine
It wasn't possible in the previous version 3.1
I wonder if it is possible in the improved version 3.2
No matter how I look for it, there is no video related to it.
Is there a way to mix baked lighting with dynamic shadows?
"Go'Doh!" - Homer Simpson
By the way, you don't have to add it to the scene to open it. You are going to delete it anyway... just open it from the FileSystem panel.
It's funny, once I find a way I'm good with muscle memory develops and doing it a different way, even a better way, just ain't easy for me
Hell, I still click menus and choose edit 9 times out of 10
Could you go more into how GIProbes work? In this example it's really hard to see what it does. Is it only for static stuff or could the sign be moving? What does the baking actually do?
Yeah I can do that, stay tuned.
Can you please do another vid on how to import the characters?
Is there a way that the character models can be used in Godot?
The character models will work in Godot but you will need to import them into Blender first and tidy them up.
Do a tutorial or a showcase for gridmapped 3d levels!
Why did they pull the bundle from being sold? I hate that
Love your tutorials. Is there a good tutorial you can recommend for making a 3D 2.5 d fighting game. Would love to use Godot and blender for the project.
th-cam.com/video/XK5qpEmUA6w/w-d-xo.html
Just to start out with if you were still wondering.
Checkout this guy: th-cam.com/play/PLWYGofN_jX5CNMI6tqlxNtTc7v9DkfNbC.html
You can snap those rotation angles... you got -89.224º instead of -90º o,.,o - Edit: also translation.
Well done . .
Looks like late 1990's CG.
Nice , nice.
I would love to see a general 3D tutorial, where all the special terms like Albido or Normalmap etc are defined. I have heared all the words before, but I don't quite know what they quite mean.
wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Polycount Thats a good Reference for the Game Art language. In this special case you will find your answers here: wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Texture_types
God plz more.
3d in godot = games for playsation one ;d
35:05
i only wish i could use my 001 scriptpacks in Godot :)
yes yes yes
would love to see a tutorial by you on ue4!!!!!!!
The more you show of getting models into godot for 3D the more you make sure I don't use godot
In this case, due to the model pack itself, not Godot, it seemed more complicated that usual. Normally you dont have to configure the materials.
Get some gltf or glb, they come with everything, textures, animation, etc... just drop them in.
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Edit: about the animation, you probably expect to autoplay instead of having to trigger it from code... however, autoplay does not come set up by default. Which is good, because there could be multiple animations in one file. Well, if you want it to autoplay, it is not hard to do. There is an icon in the animation panel that looks like "A|>" click that.
Who cares lol
You speak a bit too fast.
Why would you do 3d in godot? Its slow as fuck
disgusting, no sidewalk...
Why are you using windows?
GNU / Linux is really better!
Because switching might not be an option? Quick example, he's using the Affinity programs by Serif, which are a very cool and powerful one time purchase alternatives to stuff like Adobe Photoshop. However, they're only available for Windows and MacOS. (And you can spin it how you want, in some aspects open source like Inkscape or Krita might be on par, but in some they just can't compete.)
@@Smaxx I've been using Linux for a long time.
You can slove your problem with Gimp and Krita , even if you dont know their plugins
I had to stop watching because of your constant use of "this guy, that guy" when referring to objects etc :(