playable here: peepo.social/beat

www.reddit.com/r/gaming/com...

here's the thread. there's positive comments but a lot of skepticism and cynicism as well.

For the Day/Night cycle you could @export a Gradient and scroll through that, similar to the way you used the FastNoiseLight for flickering the light.

lol that’s great. lmk if u need reference photos. 👀

I’m in Modesto right now and that explains a lot. Small world lol. any reason you chose Modesto?

this is how the game normally looks with the default camera scale and without orthographic projection.

heres the PR for the camera scaling:
github.com/godotengine/...

I attempted to recreate the Sonic Utopia demos’s character controller in Godot. Made me realize how much physics knowledge I’m lacking. 😅

Highly recommend finding and cloning project repositories you find and opening them in Godot Editor to mess around with to get a handle of the ropes, and looking through their code.

In terms of tutorials there’s a ton of stuff on YouTube alone. Just pick something small that you’re interested in and you’re sure to find a video on it. Once you amass knowledge on several smaller things you can combine them to make your first project.

Lets remember that the official Sonic Colors Ultimate used Godot's renderer to port the Wii version to PC, so there's precedent with Sonic & Godot.

Someone ought to do something about this! Making a PR for it as I type…

also has an editor so that you can make and share your own cards

Can't hurt. Every big game had a moment in its development where the dev/s thought the same thing.

Could be a very cool death animation. Tron-style. static.wikia.nocookie.net/tron/images/...

Is this with Jolt Physics?