I must add that doing/reinventing things yourself can be really fun!
But if you are hours deep into trying to make something work that’s just out of your expertise it’s probably a good idea to check if there’s a solution built into the engine instead of banging your head against a wall
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It’s an important lesson that I keep learning - that the thing you are trying to do in strange roundabout ways has probably been done before and you can just use that solution.
Something about the solution being a node named the exact same way as my google search was especially funny to me
I agonized for hours over trying to attach a vision cone to my monster’s head after I stopped controlling it in code and switched to using bones from Blender.
At some point I stopped myself and googled "Godot attach object to bone" and turns out there’s a BoneAttachment3D node that just does that
I’ve really gone a long way since those burnt cookies 3 years ago huh
Baked a chocolate cake to celebrate the release of my game’s demo!
(In reality it’s only an excuse, I just really wanted to try baking a cake:) )
#baking #cake I guess
3 days until demo release!
Showcasing the monster inspired by Alien: Isolation's Xenomorph for my horror game Arctic Grave.
Wishlist the game on Steam so you don't miss the demo: store.steampowered.com/app/4258680/...
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Arctic Grave Demo is out now!
Try your skills against a reactive cloaking monster inspired by the xenomorph of Alien: Isolation as you explore the disapperance of a cargo outpost's crew.
Available on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4453570/...
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After 6 months of development, I'm finally releasing the demo of my arctic horror game in a week!
Investigate the disappearance of a cargo outpost's crew while being stalked by a reactive cloaking monster - on May 5th!
store.steampowered.com/app/4258680/...
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