Da steckt zu viel Geld drinn. Glaubst du wirklich, dass die Lobby-Huren im Bundestag auch nur drüber nachdenken würden?

Weil die Justiz immer noch damit beschäftigt ist, völlig sinnlos gegen das Cannabisgesetz vorzugehen, um über 4 Millionen Menschen erneut zu kriminalisieren. Da ist sowas unwichtiges wie sexualisierung und Kinderpornografie auf X doch absolut zweitrangig. *Sarkasmus-Schild hochhalten*

Über Klima labern und Stromverbrauch kritisieren und dann stolz einen 75" Flachbildfernseher auf dem eigenen Profil präsentieren. Du hast nicht das Recht andere zu verurteilen, während du selbst massiv Ressourcen verbrauchst. Böse Zungen könnten dich evtl sogar als Heuchlerin bezeichnen.

Diese Kommentare können nur von alten, weißen Ü50 Deppen stammen. 😂

Skippable tutorials would also be very appreciated. 👍🏻

Ah, now I think I get it. The problem is the animation changing, and in Godot you need independent hitboxes for every little move or frame. Did I get it right, or am I on a wrong way again here?

Each area could just register itself to the manager. That way, the main scene doesn't need to manually handle each collision. (2/2)

I read a little about Godot and I think I see what you mean now. I think you could still encapsulate that logic in a class, maybe a "WeakPointManager" or something similar, that handles the hit detection and switching between weak points. (1/2)

If you use c++ why don't you try Unreal Engine? 🙂 Or you can use Unity and c#

Couldn't you use oop for that and write a class with subclasses? To be honest, I'm not very familiar with Godot and its capabilities.

True, and 3D gives you more options for your gameplay systems. Are you using Godot for 3D?

I'd like to see the result so I'll follow you. 🙂
One aspect I like about Monster Hunter is that each weapon has its own fighting style. This could also be easily brought to 2D.

You could use a target acquisition system. The player could cycle through weak points or body parts by pressing a button. 🙂

What exactly do you mean when you say you're trying to get Monster Hunter combat in 2D? You want weakpoints and sloughed-off body parts for resources? 🙂

After I saw the video, I got two ideas/suggestions: the dinosaur should get a knockback when it gets a hit, and I would implement a defensive function for the player to make the fights more dynamic and less hit-and-run for the players. 🙂

Das ist ein Zeichen, dass die Datenbank der KI noch nicht auf dem neusten Stand ist.

ChatGPT liegt immer ein paar Monate zurück. 🙂