I, and I'm sure many many others that see this video, would really love a further detailed explanation or even tutorial on how to do this sorta thing! Coming from Unity, Signals and Nodes are still something I'm finding myself learning something new about them everyday.
Really love watching these videos. I'm excited for what the future of this project holds. It's nice seeing a programming video/devlog which goes so into detail about what architectural decisions were made and why.
Looks like a very interesting and ambitious project. I think Godot is a great tool, and I hope with the new features in 4.0 you can help more fully bring your vision to life. Very eager to follow the progress of this project.
Ah, this is super clever! I can see how this separation of actions into nodes lets you think about the general set of interactions you want your world to support and instead of having to think about how to deal with each new object that is introduced, you can just set a default set of actions based on some more general class it belongs to.
Very excited to follow along with this, the idea for using the nodes to organise prompts is very smart! Also, I had no doubt what the keypad code would be, but it still made me happy to see it
Heyo, just wanted to say this looks super impressive! I'm actually working on an Immersive Sim Template/Starter Kit for Godot 4. Making the interactions component based was something I hadn't considered before, but makes a lot of sense. Currently updating and implementing that in my template.
Bro can I spend months bootlegging and recreating your game down to the finest details but making the overall production quality worse (clunky stiff animations, terrible modeling, even worse story and writing, written in a strange form of english riddled with grammatical errors) and then put it on steam on early access and then brag about it on twitter
It's a shame this is the last part of this series. I think it's been a great resource for aspiring immersive sim devs.
I, and I'm sure many many others that see this video, would really love a further detailed explanation or even tutorial on how to do this sorta thing! Coming from Unity, Signals and Nodes are still something I'm finding myself learning something new about them everyday.
This was very informative, I need to look more deeply into signals and how I can use them more efficiently
Really love watching these videos. I'm excited for what the future of this project holds.
It's nice seeing a programming video/devlog which goes so into detail about what architectural decisions were made and why.
Glad you enjoy it!
Looks like a very interesting and ambitious project. I think Godot is a great tool, and I hope with the new features in 4.0 you can help more fully bring your vision to life. Very eager to follow the progress of this project.
I hope so too!
Ah, this is super clever! I can see how this separation of actions into nodes lets you think about the general set of interactions you want your world to support and instead of having to think about how to deal with each new object that is introduced, you can just set a default set of actions based on some more general class it belongs to.
Very excited to follow along with this, the idea for using the nodes to organise prompts is very smart!
Also, I had no doubt what the keypad code would be, but it still made me happy to see it
This is looking really good. Really great use of Godot's signal system.
Thanks!
Heyo, just wanted to say this looks super impressive!
I'm actually working on an Immersive Sim Template/Starter Kit for Godot 4. Making the interactions component based was something I hadn't considered before, but makes a lot of sense. Currently updating and implementing that in my template.
Just subscribed to your channel! Excited to learn
Great progress! And very good strategy and explanation. Keep going bro!
This is pretty interesting, nice art style!
looking forward to this game；it's amazing to see ImSim things going this far in godot！！！
Wow glad I found your channel! Great explanation and your project looks great :)
looking good mate 👍
Thanks 👍
Loving the work as always!
when it's time to make the music, I'd be happy to work on this! Love imsims and want to be part of it.
cheers,
I'm surprised this system is rarely used considering even Godot utilizes it to some degree
Super nice. Could you say something about your PC specs? The demo looks pretty smooth.
I have an RTX 2080 ti but I'm running in Linux which has a performance cost. 60fps shouldn't be a problem on most computers though after optimisation.
wow cant wait to buy this game!!!!
Great stuff!
Very impressive progress! Are you making the art assets too?
Mostly but I'm sub contracting out some of the more difficult stuff like weapons and creatures.
Impressive.
Are signals like unity events? Can i subscribe to something and when it is called, it also calls my function?
So it's an event handler on the keypad, where the door inserts the function to unlock the door when the keypad is activated?
Yes, that's exactly what's happening.
Is this still in production? Would love to play it
Instant subscribe
dude you still working on that game bdw?
Noice.
Bro can I spend months bootlegging and recreating your game down to the finest details but making the overall production quality worse (clunky stiff animations, terrible modeling, even worse story and writing, written in a strange form of english riddled with grammatical errors) and then put it on steam on early access and then brag about it on twitter
A shame this project is dead.
i think godot engine looks actually as bad as deus ex looked 20 years ago.. i would not go for a realistic style
Your godot gamedev logs are so insipiring! Do you use any other platform, where you post your progress on the game?