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Ben Lubar (any pronouns)
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hmm

how do I carve Shape3D's

I want to make a hole for the door

do I convert it to a debug mesh, run the CSG stuff on it, and then do a convex decomposition?

#godot
Kao Félix
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Got a shell texture fur shader for Godot working today, based on a video and code from youtube.com/@Acerola_t

I've put it on a gist for now, but want to post to godotshaders.com at some point: gist.github.com/kaofelix/13dca

video: youtu.be/9dr-tRQzij4?si=t-GQl-

There are still some features missing from the version on the video, as well as improvements to make in the node code itself, but getting there!

An object resembling a yellow fur ball
#gamedev#godot#shaders
Rie
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Please help a friend out with his Master's thesis by playing his #Godot game, Liskara! It automatically collects anonymized data about your play style, no need to fill out a survey (you'll be shown the data at the end before it's uploaded). It takes about 10 minutes and you need both KB+mouse and a gamepad (you'll be asked to switch between them, for science)

:windows: 1drv.ms/u/c/9d53ca46dc722e32/E

:linux: 1drv.ms/u/c/9d53ca46dc722e32/E

Gameplay video:

Tearcell Games
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The multiplayer grind continues for #steelinsecticide!

At this point Steam lobby, local, and 'late join' all mostly work, though ALOT of work needs to be done to get syncing of all the destructible objects working sufficiently.

It is definitely a VERY weird way of thinking to get this working properly and feels so much more fragile...

GIF
#gamedev#godot#indiegame
Dana
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Anyway, I ended up making my own nav-mesh generator, to satisfy my need for nice and orderly shapes.

It uses the vertices and surface normals in a given mesh, to decide what surfaces should be part of the nav-mesh.

And far as I can tell, it's working beautifully.

Edited screenshot from the Godot Editor, showing a chunk of 3D terrain, with a series of planes running along the uppermost surfaces. They change color for green to red, based on the steepness of the surface. Above this is a rough chart with dot-product reference numbers, for determining the surface angle mathematically.
A screenshot of a navigation mesh applied to a piece of layered 3D terrain, showing the simple triangles that make it up.
As the prior image, but shows a sample path marked in magenta through the environment, referencing the nav-mesh
#GameDev#Godot#GodotEngine
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