Wow, it's nice to see someone developing a game similar to yours. Of course, you're doing much better than I am, and it might make me feel a bit down, but I'm trying to learn to be more inspired by things like this. It's so cool that there's such a large community of developers around the world, and everyone genuinely shares their projects on TH-cam. It's a world you want to be a part of!
Thank you very much for the kind word! :) Practice make perfect, that's just how I got good at doing this (although I still feel like I am not at my peak), I'm glad it inspires you! :)
@@jeanmakesgames yep. I find your game really interested and I have struggled with the same problems with the characters size. Really glad that the are so many indie game developers. I'm also making videos and just realized the new one. It will be cool if you check it out 😊 I know that it's not a cool things to do, ask some people to watch your video in the comments but I have no English speaking friends so I try to communicate more through TH-cam
Subscribed, I'm just learning Godot, so this type of content is exactly what I'm looking for! Heads up though, the background music was a little on the loud side. I see you edit in Davinci Resolve. There is a handy "audio sidechain" function in the Fairlight tab that allows you to dynamically duck the music when you're talking by using the built-in compressor. Open the compressor on your voice via that audio track's channel strip, and press "send" in the compressor's middle panel. Then open the compressor on the music track, and press "listen". Now the music track's compressor will only compress the music according to how loud the audio in the voice track is at the present moment. Adjust the threshold and ratio to taste. Hope this helps!
Toujours impressionné par tes compétences en pixel art Jean, continue comme ça 👍 PS: Est-ce que tu pourra montrer comment t'a fait la camera style zelda parce que je galère à la faire fonctionner avec les autres tutos( je suis sur godot 3.5 donc jsp si la méthode est différente)
@@goldenstarsstudio3153 ah desolé j'avais pas vu. Pas sur ma chaine, mais avec godot 3.5 le system de tween est le meme donc ca devrait marcher, avec quelque difference :)
Wow, it's nice to see someone developing a game similar to yours. Of course, you're doing much better than I am, and it might make me feel a bit down, but I'm trying to learn to be more inspired by things like this.
It's so cool that there's such a large community of developers around the world, and everyone genuinely shares their projects on TH-cam. It's a world you want to be a part of!
Thank you very much for the kind word! :) Practice make perfect, that's just how I got good at doing this (although I still feel like I am not at my peak), I'm glad it inspires you! :)
@@jeanmakesgames yep. I find your game really interested and I have struggled with the same problems with the characters size. Really glad that the are so many indie game developers.
I'm also making videos and just realized the new one. It will be cool if you check it out 😊
I know that it's not a cool things to do, ask some people to watch your video in the comments but I have no English speaking friends so I try to communicate more through TH-cam
Subscribed, I'm just learning Godot, so this type of content is exactly what I'm looking for! Heads up though, the background music was a little on the loud side. I see you edit in Davinci Resolve. There is a handy "audio sidechain" function in the Fairlight tab that allows you to dynamically duck the music when you're talking by using the built-in compressor. Open the compressor on your voice via that audio track's channel strip, and press "send" in the compressor's middle panel. Then open the compressor on the music track, and press "listen". Now the music track's compressor will only compress the music according to how loud the audio in the voice track is at the present moment. Adjust the threshold and ratio to taste. Hope this helps!
Thank you! And oh boy that audio tip in davinci seems handy, im gonna try it for sure, thanks for sharing! 😊
Toujours impressionné par tes compétences en pixel art Jean, continue comme ça 👍
PS: Est-ce que tu pourra montrer comment t'a fait la camera style zelda parce que je galère à la faire fonctionner avec les autres tutos( je suis sur godot 3.5 donc jsp si la méthode est différente)
Merci beaucoup! Pour la camera, oui j'ai deja fait un tutorial sur ca, c'est l'episode 7 de ma serie 2d rpg avec godot 4 :)
@@jeanmakesgames Mais sinon t'as pas une ancienne video pour 3.5 ? Mais merci qd mm tu gères
@@goldenstarsstudio3153 ah desolé j'avais pas vu. Pas sur ma chaine, mais avec godot 3.5 le system de tween est le meme donc ca devrait marcher, avec quelque difference :)
@@jeanmakesgamesMerci t'es le boss 👍
I like the triangle head guy. He feels a bit Napoleon meets Raiden, but friendly.
Thanks! Best description I've ever read of my character 👍👌😁
it was fantastic
I think the video could benefit from making the music quieter
I agree, I have corrected it on the others devlog. My settings for the sound were not adapted to the new song im using 👍
VODKA
😂😂😂