I really have no idea lol, but what I would do is play around with the playback type between stream and sample on the audio stream nodes and project settings to check is it makes any difference.

I think it's cool when it happens to me with my prototypes. I have in mind that "If it feels fun just by wandering around, your are going in the right way". I think I heard something like that somewhere lol

Hellooo I would like to join as well. I'm from latin america and my main focus is game audio :)

I thought about using pixelart fonts and see how it goes, is that what you meant? or did you mean more like creating pixelart png for the text?

Eitherway I plan to work around it like you said, keeping the GUI outside of the viewport

I looks fun and appealing to play already 😆

Holaaa! Soy de Venezuela, me enfoco en la parte de sound design y música para juegos, aunque también he hecho algunos juegos de jam por mi cuenta. En mi bio está mi portafolio con las cosas que he hecho y todo eso

That's so cute omg! it's a feature, not a bug 🪲 I'd be trying to make it dance all the time

By the way, if anyone knows how to get clear text through viewports for a pixel art game in #Godot, I would like to know about it. the "P1" and "P2" labels look way better if I run them on a single-screen mode

#gamedev #solodev #indiegame

I believe this is very relatable to more than one 😆

Thank you! :) I've been trying out viewports for it and it's going well so far. It's very likely that going to struggle with some other things I gonna want to do in the future, so I may reach out in that case 😆

this looks cool af omg

Totally agree, it was really fun to play