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Hey, thanks a lot for continuing the series! It's probably the most useful Godot tutorial on CZcams that I've seen yet. Especially valuable the parts where you talk about architecture and how to keep the game easily maintainable, so please keep doing that!

Hi Adam, just wanted to say you're doing an amazing job. As a beginner I am learning so much, you manage the pacing well while explaining in detail. Once I got past the intial jargon, I could start fixing my mistakes based on the debugger and not just going back through your video step by step (which I did have to do the first few times). I've created a seperate project and while basing a lot of the code from your tutorials, the progress I have been able to make in 1 week is far beyond what I could have imagined. I had previously looked at doing the paid courses, but they pale in comparison. If you're open to it I suggest a patreon or similar as I would be willing to donate a small amount monthly (cheaper than those courses anyways!). If not I will send over an email where if you wish you can provide some payment option. Thanks again and keep up the amazing work, I'm sure I speak for many when I say it is very much appreciated. Cheers!

Spent an embarrassing amount of time wondering why I wasn't getting the "Victory!" debug message ... and then I realized there is a button that can filter those messages.😅

Not sure if it's just me but I'm insanely stumped.

Once I implemented a pause at around 35:00 I got an error whenever I lose in the game and click on restart button. This error happens : Invalid set index 'position' (on base: 'Nil') with value of type 'Vector2'. It points to the last line of the Shaker script's shake function where the position of the thing is changed. To fix it I wrapped it inside this check : tween.finished.connect(func() -> void: if is_instance_valid(thing): thing.position = orig_pos ) It fixed it for now. It probably happened because something that shaker needed got removed or whatever. I use 4.2.1 version of Godot which is likely a bit newer than the one in the video. I checked the source code for season one and it did not have this fix but his version did work for him for some reason. Maybe I missed something somewhere.

Just finished this one. I'm hoping its because I've picked up a few tricks, but that one was a breeze to get through! :D Everything made sense straight away. Thanks for another great episode!

as an educator myself, I am so thankful for your content. It is always high-quality and informative. I can't wait to apply all of this when publishing my first game :D

This tutorial series is a god sent! You are really helping at making my own godot game. It may be late but I have an issue: just after implementing the drawind functionality, if I launch the scene the game freezes with this bug: Invalid get index 'reparent_requested' (on base: 'Control (CardUI)') I'm adapting your code to suit my game but I have followed everything you did, you know where I can investigate to solve this bug?

I've really enjoyed this series so far and think it's really well done. You explain things quite clearly and break down individual parts in ways that are clear and easy to understand. That said, I really don't like how you just pasted in the code for calculating the points of the card_arc and then moved on without explaining how any of it works. You briefly demonstrate the effect of the easing function, but you don't explain how or why it works, just that it does. I have copied the code into my project but I haven't learned anything, meaning I still cannot replicate what you did in the future in my own projects, which defeats the point of a tutorial. Again, this goes just for that one specific part of this video. I've learned a lot from everything else, and overall do think these are really good tutorials except for this one bit.

When it comes to the RelicHandler scene, I decided to use a scroll container with a HBoxContainer as its child to display the relics.

Hey Adam, I've been following your series a little behind. Will you make a save/load system in the future episodes? By the way, I'm learning a lot from the series, thank you for that.

I think i followed every step, but for some reason, and it works until then, but after 36:49 - Continuing the Card Target Selector Script, the game crashed when i try to aim with the card, and it gives an error, saying that current_card is nill. Anyone that has an idea of what might be wrong? When and where should it have been set? edit: I figured it out, When i was typing the function _on_card_aim_started, i accidentally put the code for _on_card_aim_ended

Thank you so much for this video series. I am currently learning Godot and this has been a godsend in helping me create the game i want to make so i am very grateful for this priceless knowledge.

Kedves Ádám! A videóidban található architektúra számomra lenyűgöző. Ez az első tutorial sorozat, aminek minden epizódját megnézem, mert úgy érzem, hogy szakember csinálja (rengeteg másik sorozatot optimalizálatlannak, skálázhatatlannak éreztem). Csak így tovább, fantasztikus amit csinálsz!

Finally found the time to watch this. Quite enjoy it, though I can certainly see gaps in this system from some relics in STS ("When you apply poison stacks, add 1 extra poison stack" for instance). With that said -- is there a reason you chose this way instead of just tying relics and statuses together? I think they're very similar systems and probably work much the same way.

It seemed like a lot of overhead to have to type out "card_ui.panel.set("theme_override_styles/panel", card_ui.STYLE_NAME)" every time, so I approached it differently and added a STYLE enum with BASE, DRAGGING, HOVER, and a styles array with all styles inside this array, then added a function called set_style(style: STYLE) to the card_ui so now I only have to call card_ui.set_style(card_ui.BASE) to set the style, is there anything wrong with this approach?

Very nice, thanks for another great episode Adam! One thing I noticed, to work around that issue with child_order_changed when exiting (in both RelicsControl and Battle), instead of calling is_instance_valid on a specific child node you can just check if the node is inside the tree which is a bit neater. if not is_inside_tree(): return

clicked this video on a whim. no plan to make anything like this. but the whole thing is just so well laid out. i hate how overly direct most tutorials are, so few explain WHY they are doing things. laying out the whole thing as you did is great and should be standard (though thats a lot of work to be given out for free, which makes your efforts more impressive)

This tutorial series is awesome and I can't wait to continue! One thing I noticed (not sure if you've addressed this in a future video) that I'm not sure how to properly fix - when you release a card very soon after starting to drag it (don't move it too far), it loses the hover effect, even though the mouse is still over it, since entering the base state sets it back to the base stylebox. I'm wondering what the best approach would be to make sure that the hover stylebox is still applied in this case? I was thinking when entering the base state you could simply detect if the mouse is still overlapping the card and set the hover stylebox in that case, otherwise set the base stylebox. But I'm not sure if that solution would be the best. Would love to know how you would approach fixing that small bug!

Two little things I would like to add for this video, if you go to Editor, and under the interface drop down, you can select Scene Tabs, and if you check off 'Show Script Button' it adds a clickable script button to each open scene tab that takes you to that scenes script. Helpful for swapping around scripts quickly if your working on a specific set of scenes/scripts. Also one bug that I noticed while testing was that if you already have all of the relics, and get to a treasure room and open the chest, it will crash the game because you already have all the relics and therefore will not actually generate one as a reward.

Relics are finally here :D gj on the video and keep up the good work!

Hey mate, i started working on the shop early as a trial for me, ive made the scene and the button to buy a card pack which instanstiates from the crad rewards at it all work It even minuses 150 gold however i need your help I have a function that wants to check if you have enough gold to purchase and it tries to disable the button but it doesn't work for me Could i get some help? I just want to check if the the gold is below 150 to disable the buy button that's all Is there a simple way sir?

Tip for the campfire: use the diamond sprite (the one used for card rarity), and increase the amount (currently 128). This makes a bold fire, pretty cool. Also, in the scale, in the end, let it go towards 0 in order to have a nice fading effect as ashes (it's even better if you place gray as the last color of the gradient).

Such a good series. So helpful!

awesome ! this is one of the channels that i wait fot every single video!

youre awesome man keep up the good work!

"hand: Hand = $Hand as Hand" ☠

Hey, Im really enjoying the videos but Im at 1:06:38 and I've been following your tutorials and I think I did everything alright but in this case when I debug it, it doesn't crash, it doesn't cause a error, it just freeze and I don't know whats making it fail. If you have a mail or discord and you would be down to help me it would be soooo apreciated

Hey mate, thanks for releasing another vid I have a question to ask, when I lose a battle and click restart it just shows the map scene that doesn't move, is there a simple fix or is it difficult I want to make it return to the main menu after losing but I'm not sure how?

Your code is p clear. Thanks to it i was able to solve an error that was thrown cause i had State instead of state

Hey mate great tutorial.Just one question,when will the shop system tutorial come out ?