Oh and you can change a couple of the function names, and tweak it a bit to be compatible with any version

@nonchip.de if you wanna follow her

github.com/passivestar/... also this theme makes godot look 100000000x better imo

also the expected design of godot projects is centered around Scenes that each have nodes inside them, so like the Player is a 'scene' that has a bunch of nodes in it but you can drag and drop the scene straight into levels - and you can have a global autoload signal bus so everything talks

a couple tips, unprompted:

1. set untyped declaration to Warn, gdscript is a dynamic language but i prefer static typing everything

2. if 3d game, select Jolt physics instead of default in project settings. if 2d game, download the Godot Rapier plugin

3. signals and groups are insanely powerful

as someone who has been aware of your work since the mbcaster days, lemme know if you have any questions. MBAC was the first fighting game I ever played online with people and it just so happens i've been working in godot for like almost two years now

You are right though I will bring it up in the github, it should be more clear

the docs dont mention it yet, the standardmaterial seems to kinda ignore it on conversion which is quite icky, but VisualShader and ShaderCompiler actually uses it: `stencil_mode ...;` in top-level (just like `shader_mode` etc)

Really? If you right click the StandardMaterial and convert to ShaderMaterial it should show you the fragment operations afaik.

Me, I'm partial to smart enemy behavior on stuff like enemies dodging or ducking your shots. I also really like verticality to a level.

I think a lot of people will give you different answers on this. Some people really like Ultrakill style parrying, some people really like the Unreal flak cannon, some people really like the Quake railgun, some people really like rocket jumping, and some people really like a strong ass melee option.

Got merged!!!! Its in 4.5