I thought it would be more intresting if I add up some graphics into the game.
- The best part is that all cards uses the same mesh file. So there is no need in designing new model for each card. This way we save up no only a lot of human resources, but some RAM too.
- Also added gui of turn "owner"

Added end turn button that draws a card to an active player and also added opponent's side of field. But most importantly I've reworked drag and drop realisation, so it not longer loses focus when mouse is outside of the card when we move mouse very quickly.

I didn't know how to input gif... here is another try...

Finally, after coding server core part there are some visual updates to show. These are server commands that are being implemented: "login", "start new game", "play card" and "draw a card". Placeholder objects and no animations are being used so far, untill core mechanic is done. #godot #indiedev

After few days of Godot's docs researching and ~120 unit tests and integration tests for server's socket communication service, I've finally sent an authorisation message from a client to a server with authentication credentials. Hooray !
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Why do I keep making everything so complex? It slows down development and ends up with frustration. But I can't let it go. It's like having some sort of OCD.
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