[10] Let's Make a Godot Space Shooter: Remote Tree & Bullet Removal

We learn to use Godot's remote scene tree debug tool, and remove bullets once they leave the screen using a VisibilityNotifier2D node! Let’s Make a Godot Space Shooter together - a series covering basic Godot concepts and workflows to create a full PC, mobile, and controller-supported game!
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[@klnmn3722]

PERFECT tutorial. Really appreciate how you taught about the local/remote scene trees (how to see that there is a problem at all) and showed the super simple solution. Thank you!

[@matthewpachev8221]

i am soo happy tat you made this series!!!!!

[@Skulll9000]

The fact that the number appended to the bullet nodes keeps incrementing (@bullet@450, @bullet@451, @bullet@452) and not resetting at all is making me kind of nervous. What happens when the number gets really high, like 9,000 or something?

[@coikun4148]

@Skulll9000 I have the same issue as yours. I do as in the video but I don't have this green thing.
I've tried to write byself but getting bugs.
If you had solved this problem pls tell me how u've done this.

[@coikun4148]

I found sollution and now the bullets disapear whenever they hit the up of screen.
func _physics_process(delta):
position.y -= speed * delta
if position.y < 0 :
queue_free

[@jroseme]

Probably just going to clock over if the counter is a plain old unsigned integer

[@aa-gc9wc]

I know I subscribed to you but my feed is being spammed so heavily, I will unsub for now but will resub after this tutorial blows over