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Was it necessary to add and split the resources into different files? Instead of one that has all the data? Is it more efficient code for less bugs? I follow what's happening but I don't understand why you made the decision to do it like that.

You are trying to be "funny" but ended being a cringe video. Shallow explanation what a resource it is. Pathetic

For 3D: - Split big geometry objects into large chunks so only visible chunks are drawn, the rest is automatically culled by the engine. - Use level of detail (LOD) for objects with a lot of geometry - Deactivate enemies that are far away from the player with process_mode = Node.PROCESS_MODE_DISABLED

Very clear and concise 👍🏼 keep it up!

I was looking for something like this @tool and I ended up finding it here in your video by accident. Thank you so much for the tutorial and for teaching me about the @tool

Your video is incredibly high quality, with concise and easy to understand content, great examples, no annoying intro or outro, and animations, BUT it's really held back by your mic quality. People often click off of videos immediately after hearing videos with bad mic quality, but thankfully that's one of the easiest things to fix, so long as cost isn't an issue. It's much harder to fix writing quality than mic quality. You deserve far more views, so I hope you can get there soon! Keep up the good work

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keep up the good work!!!🔥🔥🔥

Can you help me with this mechanic in a video it's for a farm game One has 4 gardens before planting you must put the fertilizer and then the plant, and to start generating points or grow, you have to put water, for example in 3 hours that plant produces 1000 points but it must be watered every 1 hour, because the soil dries while it is dry it does not generate points the points freeze but the hours continue advancing, then in the end instead of 1000 points you will have less example 300. Please could you make a video please Of course one would buy with those same points the fertilizer the plant, among other things

static typing over dynamic typing i see how it could boost perf in editor but does it make a difference once you export the game ?

Remember that disabling VSYNC makes your game very power hungry, so it’s a big no no on steamdeck, phones and other battery powered devices.

Thanks man for this tutorial🔥🔥🔥

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I honestly don't know how you don't have more views & subscribers. Your tutorials are so helpful and clear, and I appreciate the diligence of all your time stamping the table of contents for such a long video. It makes it easy to find sections again. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and time with us!

I saw there’s also a visibility occluder 3D node. How is this different than regular occlusion culling?

Improve your mic quality and add quiet music in the background. Will make this more watchable, however, in terms of content: Good stuff, very useful

You should really be using type hinting whenever possible (that's "always") in Godot. For basically the reasons listed. Static typing is one of the most powerful tools in a programmer's tool belt for preventing runtime bugs.

when making a 3d game, Lod or level of detail can help a lot. by making your own low poly models or with an i engine setting i believe, but i'm not sure.

This is a pretty good tutorial, and I think adding subtitles would help for quick skimming; it is also a little hard to make out what you're saying, though.

So you're retelling official documentation. Nothing new at all.

Even as a seasoned developer. Always room to grow. I had no idea about the visibility onscreen notifier. Thank you for unearthing that little gem for me.

Really nice tips I will definitely be using these

WOAH I did NOT expect to find an almost COMPLETE game tutorial! Not just the basics and a simple menu screen but also saving and loading! The real gem here is being able to save the level data! This is so cool!!! With a little tweaking here and there, this is pretty much a fully functional game and for FREE! Thats actually insane! Well done!!! :))

You can use godot physics server

you didn't show how to fold them...

really nice tips!

thanks bro I was losting a lot of performance just because I was lazy to user visibilityNotifiyer lol

Very good tips

Try to cache objects and enemies that spawn into memory to re-use the memory space instead of creating and destroying objects, too.

1:10 adding the VisibleOnScreenNotifier2D by itself has no effect on rendering or performance. it's just a thing that notifies you with its signals as the name suggests. you are probably thinking of the VisibleOnScreenEnabler2D, but this, too, requires the extra step of specifying the node you want to have enabled/disabled. 2:00 I'd recommend to set Vsync enabled by default because not all players may be okay with having their hardware molten. without Vsync, the game runs as fast hard your hardware allows, consuming more energy and generating more heart, shortening the hardware's lifespan - especially in laptops. on optimizing enemies: that's a good tip, although I'd also mention the option of having enemies update (at least in what their target position is) not every game tick, but at a little bit greater interval that still doesn't mess with their behavior too much.

These are very good tips atleast for a beginner like me. Amazing work

why is tip #3 so quiet lmao, rest of the video felt like i was listening to someone underwater lol

1:15 You actually want VisibleOnScreenEnabler for that.

I saw our game 😅

I didn't watch the video yet but very cool keep going

nice tutotail but how to add unlocking levels that are locked

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any help? ive been stuck at AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(main, linear_to_db(value)) becuse each time i type it in it shows me Line 17:Identifier "main" not declared in the current scope.