I actually prevented the player from going upside down because i don't know how to fly upside lol

More wizardry!

A thing that might interest you: split fiction does some splitscreen camera magic where it can merge back together.

I think the breakdown is a lot of fun to see. :)
Somehow, the cloudy textures turns into magic materials ✨️

Also I'm at the part where i work on infinite number of random things before a actually doing something on the main project

- item that gives a buff that adds 5 damage
- added tags kind of like gameplay tags from unreal
- an object to help group up stat changes by source
- player can't input a move while using an ability
- projectiles runs in parallel processing using tweens.. (i think)

code is getting messy :(

The number is just a scene with label. I made a global scene that manages a bunch of those scenes. Each time I ask for a damage number, it'll try to find a damage number thats not doing anything.

hmm how do i make the fireball thing not go forever.. by distance or by time?

Sometimes i find myself opening a video and watching it on my second monitor. Maybe i should turn it off lol

1) add physics layer for platform
2) make scene for platform
3) set collision to 1 way and layer to platform
4) in player script, remove the platform layer from the collision mask
5) with a short timer, add the platform layer back to the collision mask

I never really learned python so this is a first. I did do some c++ and c# before. They seem somewhat similar too. Maybe I don't really care what language as long it's not too hard to write stuff :P

I guess being able to use pointers and references in c++ is handy though.