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You're a great teacher!

if I wasn't already subscribed, "audhd" would've been an instant subscribe

life-saving tute series. you dropped these exactly when i started working on my own card game in earnest. thx for being better at trigonometry and composition than me :)

Can’t even get an interview at these elitest companies, I’m over it

Im doing a similar project, Do you also end up with an issue where once your hand is a certain size, you can't hover your mouse over the last card?

Hey Ezra! I've been using your dialogue plugin for a little while, and had a question about the syntax. How do I check if a dictionary I passed into the dialogue state has a given key? I had some success using dict.has("nameHere") but since the latest update it seems to have changed.

It worked perfectly, for two days afterwards it kept giving me several errors saying that certain functions didn't exist even though I didn't change anything

Hate to break it to you, my friend - but the issues you're talking about are at most companies of any size larger than 50 employees. I've worked for quite a few. As soon as money and competitive advancement enter the picture, things get pretty ugly and unpleasant almost overnight.

quite good one vedio, I wish you could make more about it, like it🥰🥰

Wait really? Wow. Never saw this angle of it or maybe people spoke about it in a way that wasn't as simple or as obvious or as well explained as you have! Wow! I had this issue with working with a fake-it-till-you-make-it guy and majority of it was about the incompetence however I found that my care for the product and his primary focus on faking knowledge, impact and progress till the end was driving me crazy! So this is what the industry is really like? Now makes sense why he was behaving that way (incompetence aside). Damn! 💔..... But I do understand why (at least naively); the person with the money wants to be overwhelmed with reasons why you should get paid a bgillion dollars. And it seems methods like these are the only way people get paid what they deserve or at least a livable wage.

Gold!! Well Done Sir!!👏

I didn't waste an hour of my life for nothing, Thank you for the video Ezra

huh ... your vid is in my recommendation page but not in the subscribtion page ... a bug?

whats up, strawberry gang represent

Great video. Even more helpful than the previous ones.

From Where To Download The Dialog Box Plugin !?

Godot has a built in get_tree().paused function, that freezes logic and scripts and physics without needing to add in a manual pause function, and you can set nodes to only be active when paused! For games with just one pause menu its quite useful and simple

Does this work as well as a text box or only as a button, like typing left and you go left?

I was stuck for like 30 mins because in the handle card touched and untouched I put in card: Card instead of card and it stopped working. This is a great video and I learned a lot.

I am a sucker for pain… I NEED MORE

I too find it difficult to not write my variable names in camelCase >.<

Thank you so much for this video, super nice to watch and exactly the type of content i was looking for!

I mean, behind the scenes moving the viewport to the right is shifting every vertex to the left with a uniform. So technically you are shifting everything to the left. But yea I know what you mean! Good vid! 😅

new fav godot tutorial, thanks for this example!

I'm building a card playing game and this series is helping a bunch, thanks!

"This series is going to include the mistakes and bugs" - fantastic. Tutorials teach you *how* to do something, but not *why* you want to do it that way. Don't just show me the right way, show me the wrong way too, and the difference between them!

I hate reaction videos. You just played his content while adding almost nothing. Basically theft.

Thanks for the tutorial, I got a bit lost at the end when I implemented the highlight. It could be done better with a system like the z-index? I do not know if there is something similar in godot, but add a z-index or layer index to each collisionshape2d of the cards and thus better detect the card that interacts with the mouse without affecting the one below? thx

yes exACTLY what i was hoping to find. God bless you man this is definitely how im going to do dialogue from now on.

I like this video

Meanwhile all of it, all of it solvable by simple color ID masks, in use by graphic artists for generations.

It's so satisfying to get to the end of the tutorial because it really is a journey following you through all the problems and everything. Thank you very much, keep helping us.

Exports get set first always, change the texture rect to an export.

"PNG is pronounced ping" NO NO NOOOOOOOOO

I dont care if i never watch a video again, showing your work? Explaining things beyond "this is a _, so anyways", your a nugget of gold in a coalmine 2 seconds from exploding, youtube godot devs are really not helpful with the small and often common mistakes we make, cause it either isnt good views, or they just cant imagine anyone needing the advice 😂, but like i said, showing you work, just like in class, helps everyone else understand how a mistake wouldve even been a mistake, and how to catch it ahead of time in the future, whether you make it on the "simple stuff" or not, either way definitely subbed

Thank you so much.

Wow this is crazy, I just started making a game and had the idea of it being a narrative RPG. This video appeared on my feed at the perfect time. Thanks! <3

Sweet! Great tutorial!

Nice

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DeveloperEzra teaching how to solve problems is the biggest boon you can provide your viewers. It's really super key to improving as a programmer/game developer. Learning how to "think" is just as important as how to "do". Great video as always! 😁👍🏾 Also the music in the video is very "cozy". It's a good fit for you.